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Don’t Predict the Future of Recruiting. Change It.

Recruiting Daily

In 1998, Gary Cluff surveyed 4000 Employment Management Association (EMA) members about their Sources of Hire during the previous year (the EMA was swallowed up by SHRM at the end of 1998). Regional and industry differences existed but the respondent numbers were too small to be ‘diced’ properly. Large firms were 59 days.

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Don’t Predict the Future of Recruiting. Change It.

Recruiting Daily

In 1998, Gary Cluff surveyed 4000 Employment Management Association (EMA) members about their Sources of Hire during the previous year (the EMA was swallowed up by SHRM at the end of 1998). Regional and industry differences existed but the respondent numbers were too small to be ‘diced’ properly. Large firms were 59 days.

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Industry Spotlight | Chris Allaire, CEO at Averity | Innovating Staffing Strategies for Long Term Growth

Crelate

You had a client side, you had the server side, SQL databases, et cetera, and then really gravitated more towards the open source world back in 1999 and 2000. And I’ve really seen the open source marketplace kind of grow, which has been awesome. We’ve been using the system since 2014. But it’s with sourcing.

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5 Noteworthy Pieces of Sourcing News – 13th October 2014

Social Talent

In August 2014, it took an average of 26.5 working days (Mon-Sat) to fill a job, says the monthly Dice-DFH Vacancy Duration Measure. Sponsored by Dice Holdings, parent of several niche career sites, the measure is now at its highest level in 14 years. Candidate experience: how’s the company’s Glassdoor ranking?

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Industry Spotlight | Chris Allaire, CEO at Averity | Innovating Staffing Strategies for Long Term Growth

Crelate

You had a client side, you had the server side, SQL databases, et cetera, and then really gravitated more towards the open source world back in 1999 and 2000. And I’ve really seen the open source marketplace kind of grow, which has been awesome. We’ve been using the system since 2014. But it’s with sourcing.

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Traffic, Transparency & Talent Technology: The Future of Online Recruiting

Recruiting Daily

Which might explain why we still suck at candidate experience. In 2004, Monster (8.6%), CareerBuilder (8.1%) and HotJobs (6.1%) were responsible for approximately 22% of all external hires , according to that year’s Career XRoads Source of Hire Report. But let’s take the wayback machine to a simpler time: the early 2000s.

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Border Wars: Tech Recruiting and Immigration Reform.

Recruiting Daily

Once a tech candidate leaves the proverbial recruiting door open, no matter how little ajar it actually is, there’s going to be a crapload of competitors out there chomping at your heels, waiting for you to screw up – that is, assuming you found the candidate first, that is.