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Digital Recruiting<\/h3>\n

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HR and recruitment trends have taken a turn parallel to those of the world itself in recent times. More often than not, gone are the days of using newspaper ads to find your next hire. Social media and online recruitment platforms have stepped up, allowing recruiters to reach a broad and a large audience. The main reason for this is simply that we will always look where we know we can find them. According to BizCommunity, the average person spends 2 hours on social media per day<\/a>, and so it makes complete sense to find them on here. Our talent pool is wide, and we can connect with candidates easily and efficiently.<\/p>\n

Is it principal that we use an agent?<\/h3>\n

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If you are an HR manager at a large company, you may find that you often continue to use an agency to recruit. Outsourcing your recruitment to professionals can be a great way to ensure you bring talent into your company. However, the human facing aspect of this service often comes at a large expense. You have access to a whole world of online information out there, a world where x% of the population are now connected to. Chances are, your agent is probably using similar methods to identify your company\u2019s next employee. Here\u2019s an outline of the pros and cons of using a recruitment agency:<\/p>\n

Pros<\/p>\n