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Oldie but Goodie: Source of Hire & Candidate Touchpoints

Symphony Talent

Two weeks ago (2011) I wrote a post on accurately measuring “Source to Hire” through your ATS & job distribution technology and received the following interesting comment from Master Burnett: There is rarely a single source of hire in today’s hyper connected reality. Single source of application maybe.

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AmazingHiring – a tech talent search engine [expert interview]

Devskiller

In 2011 Sergey founded recruitment agency “GMS” – nowadays one of the best IT-recruitment agency in Russia & CIS. In short, we empower technical recruiters to achieve their sourcing goals better and faster. Why should recruiters move to specialized sourcing platforms? This decreases the sourcing time up to 50%.

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SEEK up their rates. Stop moaning about it

The Whiteboard

From calling it a s**t Monster at a SEEK forum in 2011, to heckling and subsequently being banned from the SARAs the following year, I’m far from a fan boy. This is the practice of simultaneously complaining about immigrants taking our jobs, whilst also bemoaning them not working and claiming benefits.

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Scout: Trade Me’s Latest Play in Battle with SEEK

The Whiteboard

I still vividly remember a bolshy UK recruiter (no, not me) recently arrived in New Zealand attending a SEEK focus group back in 2011. It was anathema to recruiters schooled in that environment, to come to a place like New Zealand, and passively post a job advert before sitting back and hoping the right candidate might happen across it.

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Winning The Talent War With Effective Job Posts

Staffing Talk

“Recent surveys shows that job boards and our career sites account for about 30% of hires,” said the 10-year veteran of corporate and agency recruiting. “That means your actual job posts account for at least 30% of your hires. Job Boards – 20%. Career Site – 9.8%. Other – 8.8%.

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Meet the Team – Tom Hausler

Viaduct

I began my journey in recruiting back in 2011. While working at Brookfield Country Club—in Clarence, NY—as a summer job during college, I connected with a former Acara Solutions Vice President. Want to browse the Viaduct job board? Tell us a little bit about your professional background. How did you get into recruiting?

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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. I took a job as a recruiter sourcing for IT related developer positions. We’re also spending an immense amount of time with outbound sourcing channels. It was a real light bulb moment for me.