Recruiters understand key engagement concepts, says awards judge Jeffery

There is evidence of recruitment leaders having increased understanding of gamification, crowdsourcing and other ways to capture an audience’s attention, says a judge for the 2013 Recruiter Awards for Excellence, sponsored by Eploy.
Thu, 18 Apr 2013

There is evidence of recruitment leaders having increased understanding of gamification, crowdsourcing and other ways to capture an audience’s attention, says a judge for the 2013 Recruiter Awards for Excellence, sponsored by Eploy.

Matthew Jeffery, the forward-thinking head of global talent acquisition strategy and innovation at technology and consulting firm SAP, outlines this trend in the video below. You can also hear what Jeffery, himself previously a winner at the Awards, had to say about the quality of entries to this year’s event:

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