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The Haze Over Social Media Recruiting Is Clearing - Author: Marvin Smith | Source: HCI
One year ago, I created some message alerts that daily searched the web for articles related to social media recruiting or social recruiting or web 2.0 recruiting. The articles were few and far between. Today, I receive multiple alerts discussing the topic.
One year ago, I was unclear as to what the correct social strategy was for my work at Microsoft. What I did understand clearly was that the social media phenomenon was having an amazing impact on talent identification. For some reason people were self-identifying and segmenting themselves into their areas of interests. By openly declaring their affinity and interests, it made my role as a talent sourcer much easier. Well, to be perfectly candid, it made finding people easier; there was that little issue of how to engage talent on social networks. Today, our social strategy is clearer, but all the hype, buzz and conversation can cloud the key issues.

- Create a confidential Career Profile and Resume/C.V. online
- Get advice for planning their career and for marketing of experience and skills
- Maximize awareness of and access to the best career opportunities
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