All Blog Posts Tagged 'search' (6)

The other week, I was searching for my missing sister. She lives in the other city with her boyfriend, she changed her number and didn't say a word about it. She always been an introvert, so me and my parents got used to not to talk in days, but not in months. My parents called the police and they asked me to search for her new contacts online.

I already knew about contact search engines like Pipl.com and ReachOut by https://zoominfo.com since I am…

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If you go fishing in the ocean and don’t catch the particular species of fish you were hoping to, would you be able to assume that there were no fish of that type in the ocean that day? Of course not. Just because YOU didn’t catch the fish you were looking for, it doesn’t mean they weren’t there to be caught.

I firmly believe that candidate identification is the most critical step in the talent acquisition/recruiting life cycle – you can’t build a relationship with, receive a referral…

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According to a recent Facebook blog post, “Half of employers (50 percent) are using Facebook in their hiring process. A majority (54 percent) already using the social network anticipates Facebook becoming a more important part of the talent acquisition process in the near future.”

Job candidates are also infusing their job search with Facebook activity. In a recent study conducted jointly by Facebook and Carnegie-Mellon University, results revealed that job seekers with strong ties…

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For long time now – I have been finding new ways to search on twitter. In fact, I also tried contacting Twitter to find one reason why they do not have a Bio Search facility inside. However, their internal search facility is so weak that it is faster to search a twitter page using search engines than internally.

When it comes to searching candidates via Google – LinkedIn tops the chart as it is designed in such a way where you can search public profiles very easily. Other networking…

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Sourcers will stop at nothing to uncover hidden talent. We are constantly looking to unveil new ways to source. More often than not the channels we search for everyday items online can be used to source talent online as well.



My new posting, Sourcing with Google Images to uncover “Hidden Talent”, is part of the Posting Carnival put on by Ryan Leary of Cruitertalk.com.



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