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Amybeth Hale (Part 1): APAC Recruiter 2012 Conference
- 1. The State of Sourcing Amybeth Hale “Research Goddess” @research Research
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- 3. Hi, I’m Amybeth. @research Research
- 4. Let’s Answer a Simple Question… How would you define “SOURCING?” @research Research
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- 11. What does all this mean? @research Research
- 12. Sourcing is… • Gaining interest (again) and respect • Becoming more globally focused But… • Tool dependent • “Social Media” driven (post-and-pray) @research Research
- 13. What Sourcing Used To Be… • Phone Calls • Handshakes • Conversations • Relationship development • Deep research (including Internet profiling) @research Research
- 14. What Sourcing Has Become… • Templates • Automation • InMails • Technology-driven Automation and efficiency aren’t always bad… there are ways to combine both of these approaches @research Research
- 15. How Important is LinkedIn? @research Research
- 16. Most Popular Resources: Worldwide Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 17. Most Popular Resources: Canada Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 18. Most Popular Resources: Central America Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 19. Most Popular Resources: Europe Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 20. Most Popular Resources: Africa Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 21. Most Popular Resources: Middle East Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 22. Most Popular Resources: Pacific Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
- 23. Most Popular Resources: Asia Data source: “State of Sourcing” survey, SourceCon,com 2012 @research Research
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- Russian: “pre viettte”Chinese: “neen how”Japanese” cohneesheewa”Hindi: “Namaskāra!” (num ah skahKorean: “An young ah say oh”
- ----- Meeting Notes (3/21/12 08:35) -----How you define sourcing is going to make a difference in the way this presentation impacts you. There is no right answer: there is just simply your perspective.
- Canada (37)Caribbean (1)Central America (8)South America (1)Africa (9)Middle East (3)Europe (34)Asia (9)Australia/NZ (45)
- ----- Meeting Notes (3/21/12 08:35) -----stark contrast of sourcing that happens in agency vs corporate
- Before we talk more detail about any of these, I think it’s important to get a baseline understanding of sourcing. So let’s have a short discussion before we move forward and answer a simple question…
- Long before the Internet was readily available, ‘sourcing’ still existed.
- Sourcing has evolved over the years. What used to be a personal interaction has been replaced by extreme efficiency. But are we substituting effectiveness for time efficiency? Some would argue that sourcing can be automated. Use Bryan Starbuck’s analogy here. Then introduce LinkedIn as a good tool for sourcing.
- Let’s examine LinkedIn. How important is LInkedIn to recruiting today? Bullhorn Reach recently released its 2012SOCIAL RECRUITING ACTIVITYREPORT which showed that recruiters use LinkedIn and Twitter much more than Facebook to recruit talent.
- Even with LinkedIn’s office here in Singapore just opening last spring and in Japan in October, it’s still the #1 resource listed by sourcers polled throughout Asia. It was briefly blocked in China last February and reinstated days later. But there are so many other resources out there…----- Meeting Notes (3/21/12 08:35) -----Ten years ago, take out the word LinkedIn and replace it with job boards like Monster and CareerBuilder and the same thing was happening.