We’re excited to introduce you to The Recruiting Firm’s LinkedIn Field Guide, a step-by-step playbook for putting these strategies into practice on LinkedIn. Download this free ebook for best practices to:
Build your personal brand and your firm’s brand- Engage key talent pools and potential clients
- Recruit candidates (external and internal) and new clients
The time has come to recruit like a marketer, and we’re here to help. In the coming weeks, watch this space for more insights, tips and real-life examples to support you along the way.
Chosen excerpts by Job Market Monitor. Read the whole story at Introducing the Recruiting Firm’s LinkedIn Field Guide | Talent Blog.
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