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r/recruiting
110k members
r/recruiting is a subreddit with 110k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
A community of Recruiting / Talent Acquisition professionals engaging in meaningful discussions and sharing information about the newest and greatest in Recruitment.
If you are a candidate/job seeker and have a question for recruiters, please post in our weekly "Ask Recruiters" Megathread
Popular Themes in r/recruiting
#1
Advice Requests
: "Recruiters, what is the biggest difference between Gen Z and older generations when you're interviewing or screening them compared to when older generations first entered the work force?"
43 posts
#2
Solution Requests
: "What AI tools are agency recruiters using? "
12 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Am I the only one who finds that people with the most active LinkedIn profiles are the worst to work with in real life?"
7 posts
#4
Money Talk
: "Best client wants to bring me in house for 1 year contract - what $ should I charge?"
5 posts
#5
Self-Promotion
: "Advertising my client"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/recruiting
#1
Recruiting
: "I billed about 335k at a Recruiting agency in 2024"
45 posts
#2
Candidates
: "Why do Candidates complain about getting feedback, then don’t like the feed back. (Vent)"
24 posts
#3
: "The quality of Indeed applicants is absolutely horrendous. It's so bad vs Linkedin. The problem with Linkedin however is it is a less volume of applicants. They both kind of suck. Job boards are going down the tubes. They were gold just 5 years ago. Prices have skyrocketed with pay per click."
23 posts
#4
Recruiters
: "What AI tools are agency Recruiters using? "
20 posts
#5
Pricing
17 posts
#6
Job
: "Should I quit my recruitment Job? "
14 posts
#7
Recruitment
: "Should I quit my Recruitment job? "
14 posts
#8
Indeed
: "The quality of Indeed applicants is absolutely horrendous. It's so bad vs LinkedIn. The problem with LinkedIn however is it is a less volume of applicants. They both kind of suck. Job boards are going down the tubes. They were gold just 5 years ago. Prices have skyrocketed with pay per click."
13 posts
#9
Ats
: "Ats that are linked to LinkedIn?"
13 posts
#10
Worst
12 posts
Member Growth in r/recruiting
Daily
+137 members(0.1%)
Monthly
+4k members(3.4%)
Yearly
+40k members(57.3%)
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