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Good case study on social recruiting metrics.
Employers who plan to use the .jobs domain to understand what is happening with it. The post and the links provide important information to consider.
Another good read from Dr. Sullivan. In addition to identifying where in the process issues may arise, I would also add that you should follow good quality management techniques. The earlier you can identify an error (or defect in QM terms) in the process, the less it costs (using the term loosely here) to fix.
John Sumser's presentation on Recruiting Disruption from ERE. It is a good use of Scenario Planning for driving a discussion about how the future might unfold.
Interesting case study from Sodexo about building talent communities (from ERE conference).
You could substitute candidate for customer and see the same types of problems with Social Recruiting.
Important post about Social Recruiting. It starts to get at the nuance that the differentiators of vendors in this area are not transactional activities (like posting jobs). It is leveraging the data collected about sourcing and relationships to do a more effective job.
Very interesting post about effective candidate sourcing (hat tip to @SteveBoese). Automating common practices does not always lead to optimal results.
Great post on this recurring issue (or non-issue as the post points out).
A good reminder that sourcing does not entirely revolve around social technologies. Also, QuietAgent was one of the vendors in our "Cool Vendors in Human Capital Management Software, 2009" research note.
Some call it "poaching", but whatever term you might apply to it, Dr. Sullivan points out that it is a good time to lure top talent into your firm. Organizations that have already proactively built talent pools for critical roles that include passive candidates are well-positioned to take advantage of the opportunity.
Provocative post. Setting aside the data privacy issues, it is good to see "outside the box" thinking. 10 years from now we will probably look at the resume as a quaint artifact. There is still a place for the ATS, but a lot of the innovation is happening in candidate sourcing/screening/assessment.
A great example of segmentation in terms of talent pipeline creation.
Interesting survey results about the candidate perspective for job searching.
When I saw the title, I was going to get the flamethrower out on this one. Creating busy work to keep people on staff usually is not a good idea. However, there are a number of good ideas (outplacement services, building talent pool pipelines, training hiring managers) that are relevant in good times as well as bad.
For those interested in Vurv founder, Derek Mercer's next gig.
Ron Bower, Director of Sourcing at AmTrust Bank, talks about how his company managed to keep their award-winning employee referral program intact (but focused differently) throughout the recession.
Another example of free talent management solution (in addition to SmartRecruiters, OpenApplicant - Recruiting, and Geo On-Demand - Learning).
More great recruiting case studies from the ERE Awards. Definitely, a must read.
I think it will eventually become obsolete. An online profile is a much richer medium than a resume. However, it probably will not happen quickly.
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