The document discusses jumping into social media for HR professionals. It suggests beginning participation in social media either as an individual or organization. It provides a "social media starter pack" with basic, intermediate, and advanced steps for getting involved on various social media platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, and blogs. The key principles for social media success are participation, conversation, authenticity, and influencing rather than controlling conversations.
7. Recruiting Community
-Industry
- Source candidates
-Peers, fellow HR pros
-Relationship building
for what
though?
Professional Personal
Development Branding
13. social media principles.
• Participation + conversation matters
• Popularity doesn’t matter.
• You can’t control; you can influence.
• Authenticity rules.
14.
15. Recruiting Community
-Industry
- Source candidates
-Peers, fellow HR pros
-Relationship building
for what
though?
Professional Personal
Development Branding
16. begin as an
organization
jump in as an
individual
18. • basics: create an account, tweet about yourself, your
company &/or industry, link to job postings
• intermediate: communicate w/ candidates, use
hashtags
• advanced: company specific account – toggle
between personal/company account
19. • basics: create a personal profile, add company name
+ industry + position, connect w/ candidates
• intermediate: find and participate in groups
• advanced: create a business page for your careers
or industry
20. • basics: create a profile, connect w/ candidates, post
jobs
• intermediate: involve yourself in groups, talk about
your company & industry
• advanced: build a community for your industry,
communicate w/ candidates
21. • basics: read other
blogs
• intermediate: read
many blogs, use
Google reader,
participate in the
community
• advanced: start your
own blog, build a
community