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20 Jan 2015
by Glassdoor for employers

Research: 50 HR and recruiting stats that make you think

Glassdoor has collated 50 statistics on what drives jobs seekers to apply for and accept a job offer. 

Download the free 50 HR and recruiting stats that make you think

The 50 HR and recruiting statistics have been sorted into eight categories to help employers expand their initiatives in each area: 

1  Recruiting 
2  Social Recruiting
3  Mobile Recruiting 
4  Recruiting Millennials 
5  Diversity Recruiting
6  Employer Branding 
7  Employee Engagement 
8  Workplace Transparency 

 

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