As an employer, it is almost impossible to ignore the more than 100 million Internet users scattered in the metro cities of India. Job seekers are still looking for jobs through newspapers and HR agencies, and as more and more people are online, naturally, employers should follow suit. So how do you post a job online? Here are some ideas on how to recruit candidates using the internet.
Use your words.
Unlike newspaper ads, you receive a word, and posting online is cheap and sometimes free! This allows you to post your job with a detailed nts Roll No Slip that gives candidates a better idea of what is being offered. Publishing well-defined job descriptions significantly increases the number of job seekers you are likely to apply for your job.
Stay active
In the past, employers have published job postings and awaited response from job seekers. Nowadays, employers cannot remain silent. Once you’ve posted a job, be sure to reach out to candidates who are active in finding a job that meets your job standards. Some portals allow you to filter candidates who fit your job profile and easily list, contact and recruit candidates from the comfort of your desk.
Respond quickly.
Unlike traditional media, the time between posting a Latest NTS Jobs and receiving feedback can range from a week to a month, and the Internet is very active. In the age of smartphones and computers, candidates respond quickly to your job advertisement. This will make it easier for potential applicants to contact you by providing your email, phone and website address. If the telephone is your primary means of communication, contact someone who wants to speak to the applicant. Email offers a low cost option where candidates can submit their CVs and save time by pre-screening candidates to determine who they would prefer to interview. If you have a website, advertise in the jobs section.
Get social
According to the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), there are over 60 million Indians on social media, with an incredible 97% on Facebook. With anger on social media, you should consider social media another way to spread your job posting virus, especially if you are looking for a young job. Many job portals share jobs on Facebook, where fans can easily access and share jobs with their friends. A talented employer once added a unique twist by offering free meals on Twitter, sending his friend to his job post. Needless to say, he found a lot of job applicants.