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The dumbing down of staffing!

Recruiting Blogs

That’s right; I said it, “The dumbing down of Staffing”. What I mean by that is we have a breed of staffing professional, that all they know is checking their ATS, checking the Monsters, LI, Dices, CareerBuilder’s, etc., However this “dumbing down” is not just about sourcing or reseaching, it is about candidate engagement.

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Three Ways Sourcing Automation Can Improve Recruiters’ Time Management

Avionte

When evaluating a recruiter’s day, we bucket their activities into the following categories: prospecting , data entry and candidate engagement. A typical recruiter will spend 50% of their day prospecting for talent, 40% of their day performing the data entry and only 10% of their day engaging with talent. Sourcing Automation.

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We asked recruiters to give their biggest pains in tech recruitment

Devskiller

Qualifying candidates. Engaging candidates. Project staffing. Candidate matching. Passive candidates. Staying in touch with candidates who drop out of the process. Contact with candidates. Candidate engagement. Candidates willing to negotiate. Recruiter.com. Conferences.

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You’ve Got To Know When To Hold ‘Em: Spam Is Not A Recruiting Strategy.

Recruiting Daily

Before we get started with the whole actionable talent attraction tactics and staffing strategies and stuff, I have to ask. There are an infinite number of ways your company can choose to approach segmentation, but here are the most common ways to slice and dice their freshly converted leads through structured forms online.

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The Top 15 HR Technologies And Recruiting Tools of 2015: The Final Countdown.

Recruiting Daily

Besides, making margins off of being the intermediary of labor is the basic model for contingency staffing and strategy, so this “freelance economy” comes down not to the preference of worker or even consumer trends, but rather, the twin trends of cheap technology and underemployment.

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