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Module 11: Social Media (Do’s and Don’ts, Social Media plays an impactful role the brand of You.)

  • 68% of employers will attempt to locate employees and applicants on Facebook.
  • There are 15 million brands and organizations on Facebook.
  • 18,400,000 applicants found their job on Facebook.
  • 10,200,000 applicants found their job on LinkedIn.
  • 89% of recruiters have hired someone through LinkedIn.
  • 8,000,000 applicants found their job on Twitter.
  • 93% of recruiters are likely to look at a candidate’s social media profile

    http://www.business2community.com/human-resources/25-fun-facts-resumes-interviews-social-recruitment-0975676#E5ZiPVxvcwUrytlm.99

  • 94% of recruiters use, or plan to use social media for recruiting. This number has increased steadily for the last 6 years.
    Jobvite
  • Employers who used social media to hire found a 49% improvement in candidate quality over candidates sourced only through traditional recruiting channels.
    Jobvite
  • Millennials are changing the recruiting industry. An Aberdeen study found that 73% of 18-34 year olds found their last job through a social network.
    Aberdeen Group
  • Fully 30% of all Google searches, about 300 million per month, are employment related.
    Unbridled Talent
  • 89% of all recruiters report having hired someone through LinkedIn. Facebook and Twitter trailed by a wide margin, reaching only 26% and 15% respectively.
    Herd Wisdom
  • While 94% of recruiters use social media for their jobs, only 39% of all employers use social media for recruiting and hiring. This is up from 37% the year before.
    CareerBuilder
  • LinkedIn users performed over 5.7 billion professionally-oriented searches on the network during 2012. The professional social platform has over 2.1 million different groups.
    LinkedIn
  • 51% of workers who currently have a job are either actively seeking, or open to a new job. This means fully 71% of all workers in the U.S. are “on the job market” (meaning unemployed and looking, employed and looking, or employed and open).
    Jobvite
  • 59% of recruiters rated candidates sourced from social networks as “highest quality.” But only 21% of candidates say they found their favorite or best job through a social network.
    Jobvite
  • 35% of millennials are optimistic about the job market, compared with just 11% of boomers.
    Jobvite
  • 94% of recruiters are active on LinkedIn, but only 36% of candidates are. Job seekers, by a wide margin, prefer Facebook, with 83% reporting they are active there, compared to just 65% of recruiters.
    Jobvite
  • While only 27% of applicants expect to be able to apply to a job from their mobile device, 43% have used their mobile device to look for a job.
    Jobvite
  • Over 80% of Fortune 500 companies in the U.S. use psychometric testing (personality and aptitude tests) to profile job applicants. But only 27% of all hiring managers nationwide use such evaluations.
    Psychometric Success
  • Even though software continues to gain popularity and become less expensive for small to mid-size businesses, only 26% of employers use an applicant tracking system to manage their hiring process.
    WebRecruit
  • Companies that have formal candidate relationship processes (such as through software), and that track all their applicant communications, are 40% more likely to be “best in class”.
    Aberdeen Group

    http://blog.capterra.com/top-15-recruiting-statistics-2014/