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Many people are working from home for the first time…

Added by Abigail Britnell at 9:05am on March 17, 2020

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You’ve decided to replace your applicant tracking system (ATS).

Now what?

Here’s the first thing to do. Before rushing out into the marketplace, take the time to…

Added by Mark Jackson at 3:37pm on July 5, 2018

Blog Post: Who, EXACTLY, is in charge around here?...: My…; Added by Martin Ellis at 6:50am on October 28, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'Would you recommend or not recommend your current ATS?': is overkill. So I would say if you're a corporate recruiter and you have a busy job board on your company site, they are probably good for you. Unfortunately it's very evident when talking to their tech folks that they do not fully understand the mechanics of third party recruiting, as the person I deal with hasn't a clue why we would want to market candidates when there isn't a job order. Also they could understand why we wanted to track hiring manager and recruiter on a job, but it took a little explaining for them to understand what an account manager/salesperson was, how they fit in to the equation, and why we'd want to track the AM for that job as well (continually saying, well isn't that the same as the hiring manager???) Just a few examples. At any rate, it is what is, and we bought it so "work-around" is my new favorite word :)…; Added by Chris Wessell at 12:42pm on May 15, 2009

Video: ERE Expo 2008 - the mini movie mix: You won't be able to understand much of what is said here, but I thought it was fun to mix together a few of the different videos I created last week from some of my favorite "recruiting peeps."; Added by Dennis Smith at 12:39am on April 5, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'Job boards must evolve or die': seekers completely understand and get job boards, but they don't. Just like any type of technology there are early adopters but most job seekers still don't understand the the basics of a job board and yet we build more and more widgets and functionality into them to "stay current" or "trendy" rather than understanding the communities they serve.…; Added by Kathleen Smith at 1:10pm on September 27, 2010

Video: How to work with recruiters - job interview tips strategies and advice for your job search: http://www.OneMinuteInterviewTips.com EASY to understand one minute interview tips and strategies that help you navigate the interview process and leverage technology in your career search.; Added by Gus Cawley at 1:07pm on January 12, 2009

TLS Continuum Daily Tip - It is more critical to successful HR that we understand why rather than when. (Ed Catmull) #TLSContinuum…

Added by Daniel T. Bloom at 11:36am on January 12, 2024

Comment for: hans gieskes: not sure I understand your question?; Added by hans gieskes at 11:46am on May 12, 2007

Comment on: Blog Post 'There never was, nor will there ever be a qualified candidate shortage.': ment. Lets look at the market for Actuaries the toughest search nationally in our Country coast to coast. You are not going to find any Actuary with any major experience on the market if he or her is any good with any specific expertise like say Group Benefits. If you found one any CFO is going to ask you why does he want to leave his $150k to $200k base job to come to my firm and trust me its not gonna be because you can pay $20k more ... In my world my candidates ask me why should they leave their current employer "Happy"... That is what I want to hear .... Before I even start to sell them on my client.... How are we off topic - "There never was, nor will there ever be a qualified candidate shortage" - if that is still the topic ..., In any niche market ( the need for my firm) where you are looking for highly trained professionals the quality talent pool are happily employed they need to be recruited you don't need to be an economics major to understand that... Yes you can get lucky finding the one off on the boards ... Our model works where our clients have failed to find folks from the boards as far as I am concern they don't need to call us if they can find them on the boards ... Perhaps we service different markets making your reality of the market differ from mine which is fine...…; Added by Paul Alfred at 6:23pm on February 23, 2010