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r/recruiting

125k members
r/recruiting is a subreddit with 125k 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
: "Laid off (again)-What’s actually working for recruiters in this market?"
16 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "The Problem is hiring managers"
11 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "How do I integrate predictive analytics into my HR workflow without overcomplicating things?"
5 posts
#4
Ideas
: "Programmatic platform - good idea or not?"
1 post

Popular Topics in r/recruiting

#1

Recruiting

: "Recruiting great talent feels harder than ever—are the tools actually helping or hurting us?"
31 posts
#2

Interview

: "Candidate got stuck in chair during Interview - Security were called to help him out and it’s caused a whole ordeal"
19 posts
#3

Recruiter

: "Internal Recruiter in charge with 60+ openings"
19 posts
#4

Recruiters

: "Laid off (again)-What’s actually working for Recruiters in this market?"
16 posts
#5

Job

: "Looking for an automation tool to find candidates for my Job postings and I am just tired of manual adding."
15 posts
#6

Recruitment

: "I’m a hiring manager, not a vendor — but I feel like Recruitment tech has made things worse"
14 posts
#7

Candidate

: "Candidate got stuck in chair during interview - Security were called to help him out and it’s caused a whole ordeal"
12 posts
#8

Linkedin

: "Linkedin is a monopoly and I’m over it."
10 posts
#9

Ai

: "Ai in recruiting (candidate side)"
9 posts
#10

Resume

: "Recruiting great talent feels harder than ever—are the tools actually helping or hurting us?"
8 posts

Member Growth in r/recruiting

Yearly
+45k members(56.0%)

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