Ascendify Guide - Chosing a Talent Community Manager
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A Talent Community Manager must manage and grow their company's talent community, act as an advocate and evangelist for the company's employment brand. An ideal candidate has a background in both recruiting and marketing, is skilled in social media, and is available to respond to questions in real time. The TCM steers conversations constructively, seeds quality discussions, has strong communication skills, and stays up-to-date on social trends. Their responsibilities include driving engagement, answering candidate questions, promoting the community on social media, and managing crisis communications.
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