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Recruitment via social media
published by FORUM, on 13/09/2009

Mckinseyquarterly.com recently published an article on the growing trend to recruit employees via social network sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn: When job seekers invade Facebook.

- Do you think that recruitments will increasingly be done via social media in the future?

- Some observers feel that the growing use of social media is reducing the added value of HR communications agencies (since organisations can themselves control the recruitment process). Agree or disagree?

- And finally: Can social media replace the traditional recruitment media - and jobsites in particular? (+ if you are a recruitment medium: what initiatives has your organisation taken (or is considering) to find an answer to the social media phenomenon, and to enable you to serve your clients even better/more efficiently in the future – keeping in mind the price/results ratio as well?)

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