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I have had the pleasure of knowing Cody Horton for several years, and he has been an exceptional leader in the D&I sourcing field. Currently, Cody is the founder of the Cody L Horton Group, which focuses on assisting companies with their diversity and inclusion recruitment and hiring strategies.
The last 11 years he has been involved with federal government recruiting specializing within the cleared Intel space under OFCCP compliance. He is currently serves as TechnicalRecruiting Lead at Comscore. He has experience with both third party agency and in-house recruiting for multiple disciplines and technologies.
I’m not being dramatic when I say that I friggin’ love recruiting. I just think it’s just too bad that more people don’t seem to recognize the amount of artistry involved in sourcing, screening and selection. But recruiters as a group are often dismissed and derided by folks who think their jobs are harder.
The Straw Man: The Myth of CollegeRecruiting and Me. The last 11 years he has been involved with federal government recruiting specializing within the cleared Intel space under OFCCP compliance. He is currently serves as TechnicalRecruiting Lead at Comscore. ” And all I can say to that is, #TrueStory.
” But it’s a distance that for recruiters, I promise, is always worth walking. I saw a lost spouse, two kids to take care of, no steady source of income and a whole lot of uncertainty ahead of him. About the Author: Derek Zeller draws from over 16 years in the recruiting industry. Here’s why. The Masterplan.
This year, unlike last, I wasn’t a passive attendee, but rather, was flattered to be asked to lead one of the sourcing roundtables offered during the breakout sessions, which quickly turned into the kind of tool time hack-a-thon that geeks like myself (and anyone else whose idea of fun involves sourcing and slating candidates).
That list, which is prominent in my mind because, well, it’s the only one I’ve made was titled 10 Recruiters Who Should Be On Your Radar #SundayShoutOu t, from the inimitable Bill Boorman. Considering the source, and the novelty, I’m not going to lie. 35 Recruiting Influencers Who Actually Influence Me.
Yep, we are getting into the pretty cool spy s**t of recruiting right now. Clearance recruiting is some of the toughest sourcing and recruiting you can do and the burnout rate is mind-blowing. Source their lists and attend to build relationships and fill your pipeline for later. The World Is Not Enough.
I don’t get why these Casanova’s think they should be finding dates trolling female recruiters on a networking site. It’s like they know that we, as recruiters, say yes to every connection to build a pipeline with, who we think, are legitimate sources for applicants or the way to one.
This is back before sourcing was nothing but InMails and mass e-mail blasts – when it actually required some skill, and by skill, I mean actually logging onto job boards and running searches in the only candidate databases any of us had access to. – resumes. Currently, he is a TechnicalRecruiter for Oracle.
Yeah – go ahead and say phone sourcing is archaic and how Boolean is obsolete at your own risk, and don’t say I didn’t warn you. ‘ I, for one, would like to see the new recruiters entering our industry given the tools, technologies and training they need to source, engage and convert top talent the right way.
The last 11 years he has been involved with federal government recruiting specializing within the cleared Intel space under OFCCP compliance. Currently, he is a Senior TechnicalRecruiter for Oracle. He has experience with both third party agency and in-house recruiting for multiple disciplines and technologies.
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