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Interview with Doug Berg the Founder of ZapInfo

WizardSourcer

I was a huge fan of his first tool Jobs2web back in 2011 which allowed users to track job applications through social media. Within the first year Best Buy had over 3-8 million applicants in this database and because of this, it became the top 10 job board online at the time. It was a real light bulb moment for me.

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How ATS Optimizes Your Recruitment Management

Manatal

From writing job descriptions to distributing job advertisements on various channels like job boards or social media platforms to ensuring the first day pans out smoothly. When 2011 arrived, the talent acquisition market had become more competitive, and the Applicant Tracking System was on the verge of its revolution.

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Why It’s Time We Rethink The Importance of Career Sites

Jibe

How People Are Job Searching and Where They’re Ending Up. The Talent Board’s 2015 Candidate Experience Research revealed that, above all other resources, 64% of candidates found career sites to be the most valuable while researching new opportunities (that’s more than LinkedIn, job boards, etc.).

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014. at 2 p.m.

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014. at 2 p.m.

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014. at 2 p.m.

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Benchmarking Talent Acquisition: Increasing Spend, Cost Per Hire, and Time to Fill

Bersin

Further, with the advent of social media came the ubiquitous ability to passively look for jobs (even when happily employed) by posting one’s employment experience on a social or professional networking site. Professional networking sites went from 4% of the recruiting budget in 2011 to 12% on average in 2014. at 2 p.m.