Reverse recruiting is gaining traction as job seekers outsource the search for work. From applying on candidates’ behalf to negotiating offers, the model flips traditional hiring on its head. CNBC Make It's Jennifer Liu speaks with workers who have used the service and economists to explain how its growth may reveal deeper shifts in the labor market.
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Reverse recruiting flips traditional hiring on its head, and its growth may reveal deeper shifts in the labor market.
Data shows more people are getting recruited into jobs than applying for them online.
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