Editor’s note: The DOL rule raising the minimum pay threshold to $913 a week to determine who had to be paid overtime was to have taken effect December 1, 2016. However, 21 states and a number of business organizations sued…
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These 56 Words Can Keep Job Reqs From Getting Stuck in the Slow Lane
Slow drivers are frustrating. Especially when they hang out in the left-hand passing lane. They backup traffic and create unnecessary delays. This same issue is happening in organizations. Hiring managers are taking their foot off the gas of the selection…
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How to Learn Programming for Sourcers, Part 1: Ways to Grab All Email Addresses Without Paid Software
This post is for those who weren’t lucky enough to be among the first 50 people who signed up for Steven Jiang‘s free programming course for sourcers and recruiters that began in mid-July. They are on their way to learning…
Check Yourself – Common Sourcing and Candidate Outreach Mistakes
Today we are not going to repeat the well-known rules of Boolean search or to teach you to use these commands. We are hoping that you understand Boolean and how to use all the possible combinations and elements of syntax….
Targeting Locations to Search on LinkedIn
Have you ever wondered what all the cities and states are on LinkedIn that are hidden gems? As we have all come to know LinkedIn doesn’t always play nice on the playground and certainly does not make it easy for…
The Game Has Changed: Building A Grid of Sourcing Alternatives
For those of you that don’t know, Tron is a Sci-Fi movie in which humans enter the computer world. These humans are known as “users,” while the residents of the computer world, or The Grid, are deemed “programs.” The Users…
Combining Common Sourcing Tools to Create a Sourcing Solution – Part 3
Sourcers are keen on the advantages of sourcing tools, but many are still learning the power behind combining sourcing tools to achieve optimal success. This is the third article in a series of posts on how you can combine tools…
Sourcers, We Need Your Help! It’s Time To Complete The 2017 State of Sourcing Survey
It’s become a yearly tradition for us at SourceCon to conduct a survey of talent acquisition professionals to get a clear picture of the current “State of Sourcing.” With that in mind, it’s time to launch the 2017 survey. Click…
A Sourcer’s Chamber of Secrets: Finding Competitors and More
Many people have asked me, “how did you find that site, was it advanced Boolean or some secret hack?” Well, the answer is no, it’s a series of strategic keywords often. So I wanted to break down how I get…
LinkedIn Strikes Back, and Truthfully Do You Blame Them?
If you got sucker punched in the stomach what would you do? Well, LinkedIn has been hit pretty hard lately. The press has been relentless. LinkedIn Recruiter seats have been dropping like flies. Ever since Microsoft purchased LinkedIn, they are…
The Wonderful World Of Chrome Extensions – Volume 6
SourceCon is pleased to partner with the Dean Da Costa, the human encyclopedia for all things “tool-related,” to produce a series of e-books into the wonderful world of Chrome extensions. Each month, we will release a new volume featuring eight Chrome…
The LinkedIn Apocalypse
If this were a movie, I would start it off with Another One Bites the Dust by Queen. The opening scene, imagine that playing as we see the mighty LinkedIn crushing Chrome extension after Chrome extension in their path. Their…
Finding Emails Sans Chrome Extensions
Sometimes when it’s too good to be true, it probably is. Sourcers have an unusual pattern with Chrome extensions and sourcing tools. We discover. We promote. We fangirl. Then when it disappears, we panic. You have to admit; we’ve all…
Senior Recruiter, Robert Half Technology - Washington, DC
posted 2017-07-25
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from Robert Half
