Webcast:
Recruiters: think you don't have enough time in your day to source candidates? Recruiting leaders: are you trying to manage how much or how little your team spends searching for the best talent? Without the right time management and organization skills, sourcing can suck up many hours from the day.
Sourcing can also seem so daunting of a task to accomplish that swamped recruiters can't carve out the time they think they need to properly devote to it. We'll share optimal mix of sourcing activities and time allocation to help every organization find and hire top talent. Bring your whole recruiting team and notepad because you'll receiving specific instructions on how to best structure and deploy your sourcing time.
As a special bonus, our sponsor TheLadders will be offering an exclusive promotion for webinar attendees who are not current clients of TheLadders.
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Presenters
Kelly Dingee is a Sourcing Researcher and Technical Writer with AIRS- A Company of The RightThing. She has 15+ years experience in Human Resources, with the last 11 focused specifically on sourcing and recruiting. A die hard AIRS fan, Kelly had the opportunity to join the company in 2008 and now trains all AIRS classes and is a significant contributor to the course development process. She also writes and edits the AIRS Sourcing Report, a free monthly resource of sourcing techniques and tips and contributes to the highly regarded talent management blog, Fistful of Talent. Social Media is a passion of Kelly's and she manages several of AIRS online networking communities including Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter.
Hi Samantha- that wasn't the focus of this webcast, however, you can find many different webcasts that do feature those techniques in our Strategic Sourcing and Recruitment learning series. http://www.hci.org/cfe/communities/866/911
Not sure if Kelly will cover searching tips on the Internet like basic boolean search techniques?