Straight Talk on Today's Recruiting Issues
In a recent ERE article I suggested that cost per hire is a dumb metric and that the focus should be on measuring quality of hire, instead. The reasons for this are obvious, but mostly that cost/hi...
Tagged: talent scorecard, quality of candidate, hiring ROI, quality of hire
Started by Lou Adler in Strategy Oct 30.
Here's the link to sign-up of for the Oct 29th webinar on measuring and maximizing quality of hire. The handout can be downloaded below.
Tagged: quality of candidate, hiring ROI, quality of hire
Started by Lou Adler in Strategy Oct 27.
Boolean and Semantic Search for Recruiters Outline: Boolean Search Syntax for Recruiting * Google * Search Engines * Metasearch Engines * Social Networks * People Search Engines Elements of Advanc...
Tagged: Semantic, Search, Recruiters, Boolean
Started by Irina Shamaeva in Sourcing Oct 26.
If you're a recruiting manager you should assess your recruiters using the attached 10-factor scorecard. Here's a link to an automated version. Are there any factors missing? You might want to use ...
Tagged: recruiter scorecard, recruiter skills, recruiter evaluation, recruiter
Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing Oct 26.
On 1-5 scale - how would you rank these products? (1-bad, 2-adequate, 3-good, 4-very good, 5-the best there is!) A major client is going to get just one. Which one would you recommend? TalentFilte...
Tagged: Googling for resumes, finding resumes, sourcing resumes
Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing. Last reply by Tracy Webster Oct 27.
As shown in the graph below, job satisfaction is declining among all group with those describing themselves as "extremely satisfied" showing a huge drop from August through mid-October. Make sure y...
Tagged: employment churn, job satisfaction
Started by Lou Adler in Strategy. Last reply by Lou Adler Oct 21.
Posted by Lou Adler on October 21, 2009 at 1:48pm
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