For those in the Cleared Recruiting Community who are looking for a few tips on getting started building and implementing a Social Media recruiting strategy.
In-house counsel are increasingly relying on blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook rather than traditional print sources to obtain business and legal industry information and to judge law firms. A survey found that blogs are a preferred mechanism for obtaining this information. One lawyer landed six clients in 12 months directly from his social media activities like blogging and Twitter. Successful social media use requires engagement, adding value to communities, starting conversations and building relationships rather than just self-promotion. The document promotes attending webinars on using social media for business development.
This document discusses the power of social media and how to effectively use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. It provides tips for using social media to build relationships and search for jobs. It also stresses the importance of listening, participating, and providing valuable information on social media. The document concludes by recommending that companies create social media policies to protect their brands and culture.
Do you know what social fundraising is? It's a new concept on the fundraising scene, and we want you to be a part of the development.
Learn how to put your network to work on your fundraising efforts. If you want to easily build relationships with your donors and find warm introductions to new funders, social fundraising is for you.
Learn more on our nonprofits site: http://linkd.in/1MGEZRP
Email us: nonprofitsolutions@linkedin.com
Social Networking Presentation For Chamber Of CommerceBARBARA ROZGONYI
Social Networking: Connecting Business, Life and Branding for Chamber of Commerce groups.
Developed and presented by Barbara Rozgonyi, this 30-minute presentation introduces groups to the world of social media via LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. This presentation drew one of the best attended luncheons of the year. For more information, contact Barbara Rozgonyi at 630.207.7530 or @wiredprworks on twitter.com. Barbara publishes http://wiredPRworks.com and founded Social Media Club Chicago.
The document outlines 11 ways to use social media to build a business in 2011. It recommends leveraging your personal brand, building reliable networks and communities, taking advantage of your global network, and doing what you love. Some specific tactics mentioned are creating a strong online profile and company page, establishing your professional network, engaging with customers online and offline, asking for recommendations, and building a business based on customer feedback and insights from social media.
This document discusses how realtors need to build their personal brand online through search engine optimization, social media, blogging, and content marketing. It emphasizes that realtors' brands are portable and important as they may change brokerages. Real estate buyers and sellers now primarily use the internet and social media to search for homes and agents. The document provides tips on setting up websites, blogs, social media profiles, and engaging with others online to establish expertise and attract clients in today's digital real estate landscape. It stresses the importance of regularly creating and sharing valuable content to build brands over time.
In-house counsel are increasingly relying on blogs, Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook rather than traditional print sources to obtain business and legal industry information and to judge law firms. A survey found that blogs are a preferred mechanism for obtaining this information. One lawyer landed six clients in 12 months directly from his social media activities like blogging and Twitter. Successful social media use requires engagement, adding value to communities, starting conversations and building relationships rather than just self-promotion. The document promotes attending webinars on using social media for business development.
This document discusses the power of social media and how to effectively use social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. It provides tips for using social media to build relationships and search for jobs. It also stresses the importance of listening, participating, and providing valuable information on social media. The document concludes by recommending that companies create social media policies to protect their brands and culture.
Do you know what social fundraising is? It's a new concept on the fundraising scene, and we want you to be a part of the development.
Learn how to put your network to work on your fundraising efforts. If you want to easily build relationships with your donors and find warm introductions to new funders, social fundraising is for you.
Learn more on our nonprofits site: http://linkd.in/1MGEZRP
Email us: nonprofitsolutions@linkedin.com
Social Networking Presentation For Chamber Of CommerceBARBARA ROZGONYI
Social Networking: Connecting Business, Life and Branding for Chamber of Commerce groups.
Developed and presented by Barbara Rozgonyi, this 30-minute presentation introduces groups to the world of social media via LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter. This presentation drew one of the best attended luncheons of the year. For more information, contact Barbara Rozgonyi at 630.207.7530 or @wiredprworks on twitter.com. Barbara publishes http://wiredPRworks.com and founded Social Media Club Chicago.
The document outlines 11 ways to use social media to build a business in 2011. It recommends leveraging your personal brand, building reliable networks and communities, taking advantage of your global network, and doing what you love. Some specific tactics mentioned are creating a strong online profile and company page, establishing your professional network, engaging with customers online and offline, asking for recommendations, and building a business based on customer feedback and insights from social media.
This document discusses how realtors need to build their personal brand online through search engine optimization, social media, blogging, and content marketing. It emphasizes that realtors' brands are portable and important as they may change brokerages. Real estate buyers and sellers now primarily use the internet and social media to search for homes and agents. The document provides tips on setting up websites, blogs, social media profiles, and engaging with others online to establish expertise and attract clients in today's digital real estate landscape. It stresses the importance of regularly creating and sharing valuable content to build brands over time.
- The document proposes a social media plan to expand the social media presence of FreeState Legal and Equality Maryland.
- Currently, the organizations have over 21,000 combined followers on Facebook and Twitter. The plan aims to capitalize on this foundation to build engagement and community, expand reach, and boost fundraising through social media.
- Key goals include expanding platforms like LinkedIn, Snapchat, and Instagram; increasing followers and engagement; generating more interactive content; and utilizing social media for online fundraising efforts. The plan proposes metrics to measure growth and progress across platforms.
This document summarizes a presentation about using social media for real estate agents. It discusses defining personal brands and buyer personas, setting goals for social media use, establishing profiles on key networks, listening to learn industry trends, creating valuable content, and measuring results. Case studies show how other agents have integrated social media into their businesses. The presentation aims to help agents overcome fears about social media and provide steps to get started engaging audiences and building their careers.
This document discusses how nonprofits can use social networks for their mission and goals. It provides examples of nonprofits like LIVESTRONG and Sierra Club that have built successful online communities on Facebook and their own websites. These networks help nonprofits engage constituents, raise awareness, advocate for issues, fundraise, and recruit volunteers. The document also addresses challenges like moderating discussions and measuring return on investment through soft and hard metrics. It emphasizes the importance of clear objectives, resources, and community management for social networks to benefit nonprofits.
For small businesses, social media is a "means to an end." I give you 6 reasons on how social media can help you achieve your objectives. I also provide the 5 most common excuses why small businesses aren't using SM and my responses to them. Enjoy!
Presentation to the Darim Online Learning Network for Synagogues, March 2009. Paul Geduldig, Executive Director of Temple Sinai of Oakland, CA shared the case study of his congregations' work with Facebook.
Law Firms & Social Media - A GrowSmartBusiness.com Event - June 24, 2009Web.com
The document discusses Network Solutions' social media strategy and efforts. It outlines their 4 point strategy of brand/reputation management, connecting with customers, community outreach, and getting new business. It describes how they started by listening to online conversations, engaging communities, and building credibility through helpful contributions. As a result, their online reputation improved and they saw growth in areas like positive mentions, search engine results, and referrals.
Community Organizers Take on Marriage Equality (Manhattan Young Democrats @ Y...Julie Blitzer
At the 2009 YDA Biennial Convention in Chicago, Manhattan Young Democrats gave a training on how to run a legislative action campaign, both online and offline, with a focus on their New Yorkers for Marriage Equality efforts.
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Building Better Relationships: It's all about that baseBlackbaud Pacific
Building better relationships with your supporters will help you accomplish your mission. But how can your database help in creating those relationships?
Understand the fundamentals of the use of social media for retail sales, marketing and customer service in this briefing on the different functions, features and benefits of digital communications for business.
Attendees will learn:
• How other grocery chains are using social media
• Formulas for improving existing business processes
• Crisis prevention and risk management strategies
• Role of keyword and search engine optimization
Join us for this fast-paced session and learn why social media has become a mainstream communications channel for Millennials and Boomers.
How to decide between outsourcing and internal, presented by Adam BrownSocialMedia.org
In his presentation, Salesforce.com's Executive Strategist, Adam Brown, teaches a class on how to determine which functions are essential for your in-house team and what you should outsource to external agencies.
He shares 10 important things to think about when it comes to outsourcing your social media efforts.
Social media has changed marketing by leveling the playing field and allowing for more customer feedback and conversations. LinkedIn in particular is a professional social network of over 50 million members that allows users to build their professional network and online resume. An effective LinkedIn profile should be fully completed, include recommendations and endorsements from connections, and allow the user to strategically find new opportunities by engaging with contacts and groups.
Facebook, Twitter and their myriad of social networking cousins are not a fad. Mastering these new communication models is necessary for the vitality of any non-profit organization. (Presented at the Texas Council on Family Violence Executive Directors' Conference)
This document discusses social media usage in Latin America and how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and financial institutions in the region are using social media. It finds that platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are widely used across Latin America. Specific SMEs and financial institutions are analyzed for their social media presence and strategies. The document makes a business case for using social media to generate leads, drive customer engagement, increase efficiency and lower costs, and establish thought leadership. It provides strategic recommendations, opportunities, and risks to consider for social media usage.
The document discusses digital media strategies for B2B plastics executives. It covers topics such as controlled marketing channels, digital spending trends, social media implementation, content marketing, and how digital media can increase the effectiveness of existing outreach efforts while providing a channel for building closer customer relationships. The document also provides examples of how to leverage different digital tools like LinkedIn, blogs, and mobile apps for B2B lead generation and marketing.
Webinar: engaging donors and activists on social media with Attentive.lyRosalyn Lemieux
This document provides tips for non-profits and organizations to engage their email list members and donors on social media. It discusses integrating email and social media communications by identifying influencers on social networks like Twitter and Facebook that are also on your email list. These influencers can then be targeted to share and comment on your organization's social media posts. Case studies are presented of organizations that saw increased engagement and sharing by working with their influential list members on social actions. The document also provides suggestions for daily monitoring of list members' social media discussions to better understand their interests and find opportunities for engagement.
Recruiting + Hiring with Social Media | HR Handbook SeriesHarlan/Thompson HR
From the Harlan/Thompson HR Handbook Series, how to hire and recruit with social media.
Presented during a recent SHRM conference, our handbook takes the HR pro through the facts, figures and stats behind the social media hiring revolution.
Plus, 6 tips on how to use social media to find, recruit and hire that ideal candidate.
Thoughts on integrating social media into the marketing mix, selecting the right people to manage your social media campaigns and defining roles pertaining to social within an organization. Presented to NAMP on 10/6/09.
The document discusses the rise of Web 2.0 technologies and their potential benefits for nonprofits. It encourages organizations to establish a blog, use social bookmarking and networking sites, create widgets, and engage constituents online to help with fundraising, marketing, and community building. Barriers to adopting these tools include reluctance to change and a lack of understanding of the technologies, but with small initial steps, any nonprofit can start to integrate Web 2.0.
Measuring Enterprise Social & O365 - DSMLF ArticleSteve Crompton
The document discusses the Digital & Social Media Leadership Forum, which aims to encourage leading organizations to meet and share insights to help understand risks and opportunities related to digital transformation. It believes the collective insights of member organizations will help provide smarter solutions. Members can engage with thought leaders and startups to understand emerging developments and help lead their organizations forward. The forum is based on a model of cooperative intelligence, and sessions are hosted and shaped by members.
- The document proposes a social media plan to expand the social media presence of FreeState Legal and Equality Maryland.
- Currently, the organizations have over 21,000 combined followers on Facebook and Twitter. The plan aims to capitalize on this foundation to build engagement and community, expand reach, and boost fundraising through social media.
- Key goals include expanding platforms like LinkedIn, Snapchat, and Instagram; increasing followers and engagement; generating more interactive content; and utilizing social media for online fundraising efforts. The plan proposes metrics to measure growth and progress across platforms.
This document summarizes a presentation about using social media for real estate agents. It discusses defining personal brands and buyer personas, setting goals for social media use, establishing profiles on key networks, listening to learn industry trends, creating valuable content, and measuring results. Case studies show how other agents have integrated social media into their businesses. The presentation aims to help agents overcome fears about social media and provide steps to get started engaging audiences and building their careers.
This document discusses how nonprofits can use social networks for their mission and goals. It provides examples of nonprofits like LIVESTRONG and Sierra Club that have built successful online communities on Facebook and their own websites. These networks help nonprofits engage constituents, raise awareness, advocate for issues, fundraise, and recruit volunteers. The document also addresses challenges like moderating discussions and measuring return on investment through soft and hard metrics. It emphasizes the importance of clear objectives, resources, and community management for social networks to benefit nonprofits.
For small businesses, social media is a "means to an end." I give you 6 reasons on how social media can help you achieve your objectives. I also provide the 5 most common excuses why small businesses aren't using SM and my responses to them. Enjoy!
Presentation to the Darim Online Learning Network for Synagogues, March 2009. Paul Geduldig, Executive Director of Temple Sinai of Oakland, CA shared the case study of his congregations' work with Facebook.
Law Firms & Social Media - A GrowSmartBusiness.com Event - June 24, 2009Web.com
The document discusses Network Solutions' social media strategy and efforts. It outlines their 4 point strategy of brand/reputation management, connecting with customers, community outreach, and getting new business. It describes how they started by listening to online conversations, engaging communities, and building credibility through helpful contributions. As a result, their online reputation improved and they saw growth in areas like positive mentions, search engine results, and referrals.
Community Organizers Take on Marriage Equality (Manhattan Young Democrats @ Y...Julie Blitzer
At the 2009 YDA Biennial Convention in Chicago, Manhattan Young Democrats gave a training on how to run a legislative action campaign, both online and offline, with a focus on their New Yorkers for Marriage Equality efforts.
Please send comments to info (at) gomyd.com
Visit our blog at http://gomyd.com
Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/gomyd
Building Better Relationships: It's all about that baseBlackbaud Pacific
Building better relationships with your supporters will help you accomplish your mission. But how can your database help in creating those relationships?
Understand the fundamentals of the use of social media for retail sales, marketing and customer service in this briefing on the different functions, features and benefits of digital communications for business.
Attendees will learn:
• How other grocery chains are using social media
• Formulas for improving existing business processes
• Crisis prevention and risk management strategies
• Role of keyword and search engine optimization
Join us for this fast-paced session and learn why social media has become a mainstream communications channel for Millennials and Boomers.
How to decide between outsourcing and internal, presented by Adam BrownSocialMedia.org
In his presentation, Salesforce.com's Executive Strategist, Adam Brown, teaches a class on how to determine which functions are essential for your in-house team and what you should outsource to external agencies.
He shares 10 important things to think about when it comes to outsourcing your social media efforts.
Social media has changed marketing by leveling the playing field and allowing for more customer feedback and conversations. LinkedIn in particular is a professional social network of over 50 million members that allows users to build their professional network and online resume. An effective LinkedIn profile should be fully completed, include recommendations and endorsements from connections, and allow the user to strategically find new opportunities by engaging with contacts and groups.
Facebook, Twitter and their myriad of social networking cousins are not a fad. Mastering these new communication models is necessary for the vitality of any non-profit organization. (Presented at the Texas Council on Family Violence Executive Directors' Conference)
This document discusses social media usage in Latin America and how small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and financial institutions in the region are using social media. It finds that platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn are widely used across Latin America. Specific SMEs and financial institutions are analyzed for their social media presence and strategies. The document makes a business case for using social media to generate leads, drive customer engagement, increase efficiency and lower costs, and establish thought leadership. It provides strategic recommendations, opportunities, and risks to consider for social media usage.
The document discusses digital media strategies for B2B plastics executives. It covers topics such as controlled marketing channels, digital spending trends, social media implementation, content marketing, and how digital media can increase the effectiveness of existing outreach efforts while providing a channel for building closer customer relationships. The document also provides examples of how to leverage different digital tools like LinkedIn, blogs, and mobile apps for B2B lead generation and marketing.
Webinar: engaging donors and activists on social media with Attentive.lyRosalyn Lemieux
This document provides tips for non-profits and organizations to engage their email list members and donors on social media. It discusses integrating email and social media communications by identifying influencers on social networks like Twitter and Facebook that are also on your email list. These influencers can then be targeted to share and comment on your organization's social media posts. Case studies are presented of organizations that saw increased engagement and sharing by working with their influential list members on social actions. The document also provides suggestions for daily monitoring of list members' social media discussions to better understand their interests and find opportunities for engagement.
Recruiting + Hiring with Social Media | HR Handbook SeriesHarlan/Thompson HR
From the Harlan/Thompson HR Handbook Series, how to hire and recruit with social media.
Presented during a recent SHRM conference, our handbook takes the HR pro through the facts, figures and stats behind the social media hiring revolution.
Plus, 6 tips on how to use social media to find, recruit and hire that ideal candidate.
Thoughts on integrating social media into the marketing mix, selecting the right people to manage your social media campaigns and defining roles pertaining to social within an organization. Presented to NAMP on 10/6/09.
The document discusses the rise of Web 2.0 technologies and their potential benefits for nonprofits. It encourages organizations to establish a blog, use social bookmarking and networking sites, create widgets, and engage constituents online to help with fundraising, marketing, and community building. Barriers to adopting these tools include reluctance to change and a lack of understanding of the technologies, but with small initial steps, any nonprofit can start to integrate Web 2.0.
Measuring Enterprise Social & O365 - DSMLF ArticleSteve Crompton
The document discusses the Digital & Social Media Leadership Forum, which aims to encourage leading organizations to meet and share insights to help understand risks and opportunities related to digital transformation. It believes the collective insights of member organizations will help provide smarter solutions. Members can engage with thought leaders and startups to understand emerging developments and help lead their organizations forward. The forum is based on a model of cooperative intelligence, and sessions are hosted and shaped by members.
Strategic Insurance Software is the company behind Partner XE, an innovative, scalable and easy to use agency management system designed for one simple reason - to help independent insurance agents grow their business.
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SIS is pleased to announce the release of its newest e-guide: “Effective Insurance Marketing on a Limited Budget.” Geared toward agencies that want to increase the effectiveness of their marketing campaigns without breaking the bank, the guide focuses on key ways independent insurance agents can generate positive exposure for their agency, gain a stronger digital presence, and leverage the tools already at their disposal.
Here are a few key points about timing your social media efforts:
- Post at different times of day to reach different audiences. Morning, lunch, evening.
- Be consistent - post on the same days/times each week so people know when to check for updates.
- Schedule posts in advance using tools like Hootsuite or Buffer to stay active even when busy.
- Consider your target audiences' time zones if reaching an international group.
- Experiment to see when your posts get the most engagement and plan future posts for those times.
- Leave some flexibility in your schedule in case breaking news or timely opportunities arise.
The goal is to stay top of mind for your communities while respecting
Social Networking For Small Business EditedSteve Kessler
Social networking can help small businesses in three main ways:
1) It allows small businesses to connect with potential customers where people spend their time online through social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn.
2) Small businesses can use social networks like YouTube to share videos about their company and services for free.
3) Social networks make it possible for small businesses to engage their audience by responding to comments and sharing valuable content through blogs, videos and notes to help their social media presence grow.
Social media can help build place brands by serving as a new channel for communities to share information with potential visitors and investors. It allows for two-way dialog and transforms community members into brand ambassadors online. Example place brands that have been successfully promoted on social media include Savannah, GA, which shares its history and culture, and Denver, CO, which highlights its active lifestyle. Appropriate goals for using social media to build a brand are to generate new leads, engage stakeholders, and spread positive messages about the community.
This presentation helps (skeptical) business leaders understand the opportunities available to business through social media. Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Youtube and other social media tools can be great for business - or a huge waste of time and money. Having a strategy that is in line with your business goals is key.
Amanda Eyer of atLarge and Susie Bowie of the Community Foundation of Sarasota County's Nonprofit Resource Center host a basic session on social media for Sarasota & Manatee County nonprofits.
Your Customer's Journey in the Social EraTara Hunt
I presented this at the United Benefits Advisors' spring conference in May - to answer the question, "Why would benefits advisors use social media?" I presented it like this:
The customer journey is non-linear and unpredictable. It goes online/offline/and more. You need to be on that path in as many places as possible. Social is a good chunk of that now.
Social Media 101: Things Have Changed Since School Let Out - John BlueJohn Blue
This presentation was shared via a National Agri-Marketing Association webinar on September 14, 2017. This SlideShare contains the slides and notes of the presentation, typos and all.
Links mentioned in the presentation can be found at http://bitly.com/some-101-ref-info
John Blue, with Truffle Media Networks, offers information on how social media from the last couple of years has changed and what those changes mean to your practices in public relations, marketing, and advertising.
Additionally, John provides strategic digital planning information on monitoring & measuring the social spaces of the future, along with approaches to understanding a social channel's value for campaigns.
Catherine Tryon presented on using social media for small businesses. She discussed the top three social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. For LinkedIn, she recommended completing your profile, connecting with contacts, and joining groups. For Facebook, she suggested creating a business page and fan base through posts, ads, and groups. For Twitter, she provided examples of local businesses using it to expand networks, share expertise, and engage customers. The presentation aimed to provide an understanding and concrete actions for small businesses to improve marketing using social media.
This document provides a summary of the April 2009 issue of a newsletter from the Utah Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives that provides information and resources to help nonprofits. The newsletter includes sections on tips for nonprofits, recent news, available grants and resources, awards and honors opportunities, special reports and data, and upcoming conferences and training events. Specific topics covered in this issue include keeping organizational teams focused, fair housing information, scam alerts, questions about the Gates Foundation partnering with media companies to promote education, Jewish organizations banding together to form a new nonprofit focused on social services, and renewed funding for the TV converter box coupon program.
Presented by Steve Matthews (Stem Legal Web Enterprises) and Susan Van Dyke (Van Dyke Marketing & Communications) at the Pacific Legal Technology Conference, October 2, 2009, in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
The document provides guidance on using social media effectively for business purposes. It outlines 21 rules for social media success, including participating where your target audience spends time, serving the community with valuable content, following influential leaders, monitoring your online reputation, having fun but also focusing on goals and sales, and working hard through continuous effort. The key message is that businesses must embrace social media but also do so strategically for their specific goals and industry.
This document outlines rules for using social media effectively for business purposes. It discusses the importance of understanding your target audience and where they spend time online in order to focus your social media efforts. It also provides tips for engaging with influencers, monitoring your online reputation, having fun while maintaining a professional image, measuring the success of social media campaigns, and keeping social media focused on business goals like sales. The document emphasizes that success requires ongoing hard work and participation in online communities to provide value to customers.
Let your desire to put your customers at
the center of your business be the driving force behind your participation for the long term. Your
community will thank you with their attention, their trust, their voice and their loyalty.
This presentation covers basic concepts, various social media platforms, the exponential growth of social media, case studies on how social media has benefited businesses. Also this presentation lays our a detailed road map on how chartered accountants can use the medium for business purposes
The document discusses how social media is changing communications for organizations and provides guidance on effective social media strategies. It outlines key elements of a social media strategy including presence, delivery of content, and engagement. Examples are given of how non-profits can use platforms like Facebook and Twitter to connect with supporters, promote events, and fundraise.
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Everywhere we look, we are surrounded by communities, both at work and at home. Studies show that in the office, maximizing your community members’ engagement leads to better retention and higher productivity. But how do you maximize that engagement?Take a journey with me as I dissect the elements of a strong community. I’ll start with my full circle career from Community Relations Intern with the Baltimore Orioles to Director of Talent and Community Engagement at a cutting edge software company. Next, we will look at building a community in your office, metrics and ROI around community engagement, and real life examples of community building successes. We’ll even identify your less active members and discuss approaches of how to engage them more- or even get value from them at their current status. We’ll also analyze the relationship between culture and community- how they are different and how they are dependant upon one another.Finally, I’ll provide suggestions on a handful of resources that can be be helpful in your workplace community planning.
Navigating the Path to Diversity in HiringRecruitDC
Like eating the proverbial elephant, successfully navigating the path to diversity requires a series of small
steps rather than a single leap. It is a journey that combines people, processes, and technology across a wide
range of topics, each with its own challenges and rewards.
During this session, we will explore the rich landscape of hiring and how to blaze a trail to an unbiased,
diverse program: from communication and candidate experience, to qualifications, candidate evaluations,
assessments, and finally candidate selection. We will define goals, tactics and techniques, along with insights
on how to effect change within your organizations.
Join us as we map a step-by-step path to a more diverse and inclusive hiring program.
Job boards and resume databases have long been the primary methods of sourcing for Recruiters. While resume databases contain millions of “opt in” candidates, the open-web contains billions of profiles and web pages. This track will discuss alternative means of finding talent which leverage open-source methods and open web sourcing. We will discuss the use of automation tools and repurposed open-source solutions to create custom recruiting solutions to improve sourcing efficiency.
Building a Best-in-Class Recruiting FunctionRecruitDC
A company is only as exceptional as the people in it, and to get exceptional people, a strong recruitment process is a must. Whether you’re building a recruitment process for the first time or want to optimize a current one, Brian Fink will provide guidelines and resources that will get put your process ahead of the pack. From understanding your needs to providing a positive candidate experience, we'll create a comprehensive and actionable process that will nurture candidates and eliminate bottlenecks! At a glance we will focus on:
Knowing your must-haves from your nice-to-haves
Understanding what success will look like in the role
Attracting active and passive talent
Nurturing candidates until the timing is right
RecruitDC President leads a panel of four top recruiting executives from global companies such as Hilton Worldwide, Leidos, Facebook, and Fannie Mae. Questions and responses cover topics ranging from how do you build, train, and retain a best in class recruiting team, how did you grow your career to get you where you are today, how do you manage underperforming team members, what stands out to you in your top hires, what are the latest trends and upcoming innovations you are seeing in the industry of global talent acquisition
We will start with the basics of sourcing and some tips for LinkedIn (Basic and Recruiter). We will then delve deeper into useful tools, tips, tricks, and techniques. We’ll also cover some ways to help you better navigate the DC landscape. Since the DC metro area is an eclectic mix of organizations and people unlike anywhere else in the country, we will discuss some sourcing tactics that are specific to the area.
Who Should Attend: Sourcers, recruiters, and talent acquisition leaders who realize the importance of the interaction between techniques, technology and tools in their daily recruiting efforts. Anyone looking for ways to improve their sourcing methodologies and best practices should also consider attending.
Overcoming the Urgent: Time Management in Talent Acquisition RecruitDC
How many times have you looked up at 4:00pm and wondered "What have I accomplished today? Talent Acquisition Professionals, and particularly those on the Corporate side have constant and competing demands on their time. This session will provide insight into those demands and how to manage your time so that the urgent does not overcome the important. The session will look at the psychology of time management, and provide an in depth look at some practical and tactical ways to overcome the major time drains that we all face.
Gut Check: Candidate Behaviors Can Predict Quality of Hire - Ryan Healy; recr...RecruitDC
There is no doubt predictive analytics can play a big role in helping talent acquisition teams target the best candidates for their organizations. However, without statisticians or business analytics professionals on the team, making sense of all the data can be next to impossible. Learn how recruiting teams can learn more about candidates from the behaviors they display. Gain insight into leading organizations' recruiting processes that enables top talent to find them as opposed to the other way around.
How to Build Community to Get Clients, Candidates, Dates and Fame - Chris Com...RecruitDC
Learn why building your network is the single best thing you can do for you, your company, and people you want to help. The rules have changed, it's not as hard as people want you to think. This talk applies to both megastars and those early in their careers.
This is for you if:
Candidates aren’t answering your email, phone, InMails or DMs.
You want to show you are not a TRANSACTIONAL Recruiter or Sourcer and care about giving back.
You want to learn how to join the Recruiting and Sourcing Influencer "Gold Rush" before it’s too late.
What you get:
Learn the exact steps to get in front of potential candidates and clients in a more meaningful way.
Learn the psychology of why people like to buy and nobody likes to be sold.
And what you need to learn from Justin Bieber, Facebook, and the 80/20 Principle.
How To Be An Effective, One Person Recruiting Team - Veronika Henderson; recr...RecruitDC
Let’s get down to the bottom of recruiting, the really exciting part that goes beyond just order taking and sourcing. My session would cover smart recruiting approach to data and communication.
Learning Objectives:
1. Setting expectations with both hiring managers and candidates;
2. How and why it is important to utilize the recruiting data (I will show how to create Google Analytics accounts and run the reports);
3. Recruitment Branding
Talent Sleuthing in the Intelligence Community - Jo Weech; recruitDC Spring 2018RecruitDC
This document provides a list of Twitter handles related to talent acquisition and HR technology. It includes handles of recruiters, HR professionals, conference organizers, and companies in the talent and recruiting space. The purpose seems to be to connect with others in the industry and stay up-to-date on topics, events, and discussions happening on Twitter.
Your Employer Brand IS Your Brand: Recruit Candidates & Customers with the Ta...RecruitDC
Don’t just hire great people… turn them into great recruiters! When making decisions, both candidates and consumers are influenced by branding, referrals, references, and reviews. The Talent Attraction Lifecycle combines employer branding with the recruiting process to create a continuous cycle enabling your employees to become your best recruiters. We’ll show you how to use every stage of the candidate lifecycle to attract talent, from careers web pages to culture-infused job descriptions, from employee referral campaigns to reputation management, from onboarding to thought leadership. When you harness the power of the Talent Attraction Lifecycle, you win the war for talent!
Sourcing on Social Media - Jeremy Bonewitz; recruitDC Spring 2018RecruitDC
This seminar is to learn and embrace social media in one’s weekly sourcing and recruiting efforts. We will cover the basic 3 including using and targeting people & groups on LinkedIn and Facebook, sourcing candidates on Twitter. Besides these big 3 we touch on sites sites such as Zoominfo, Duck Duck Go, SlideShare and the use of Advanced Google Searching to source for potential candidates.
We will also cover tools that you can use to help make sourcing faster and more efficient!
Finally, we will cover resources that can help you learn about new tools, sourcing and recruiting techniques: LinkedInTalent Blog, ERE Media.com, and SocialTalent
Tracking the Essential Talent Acquisition Technologies & Trends - William TincupRecruitDC
Learn the most critical 10 trends in talent acquisition technology. By understanding these technologies and trends and what’s driving these trends, you’ll make better technology purchases. You’ll understand what criteria you should use, and what tradeoffs should you expect to make with your purchases. Talent acquisition technology is NOT rocket science, but technology advancements are moving quite fast. The three goals with this session are that you are aware, you understand and you’re confident about the immediate future of talent acquisition technology.
Choose Your Own Adventure, Recruitment Marketing Edition! - Lauryn SargentRecruitDC
Looking to create content to engage candidates, but not quite sure where to begin? Recruiter-turned recruitment marketer Lauryn Sargent will present on three companies, three story-based strategies, and three effective ways to get any employer brand off the ground:
1. Discover how Sodexo captured mission and purpose across their organization
2. Take a deep dive into niche talent groups with Dell Technologies
3. Tackle tough recruiting areas by highlighting an individual team, like CVS Health did with their Pharmacy Benefits Management team.
Attend for a behind-the-scenes look at the story collection process, and nab some tips you can try out yourself!
The Art of Connecting: Recruit Like an FBI Agent, the Original Social Enginee...RecruitDC
Talent sourcing is undergoing a paradigm shift, new game, new rules. Agility is key. In this increasingly digitized and networked business environment, winning organizations proactively go beyond traditional workforce sourcing for competitive advantage. Learn the efficient, metrics-driven process to recruit the best candidates and learn the what-you-say and what-you-don’t-say via NLP/Neuro-linguistics programming. Conni will share the most efficient talent sourcing web search strategies and dissect actual calls identifying, sourcing and reeling-in the most qualified talent--not the most easily findable or easiest to connect with--from IT to healthcare to defense to financial services and beyond. Now that LinkedIn has leveled the playing field, how are you distinguishing your results and demonstrating Staffing Subject Matter Expertise? In this session, identify, contact and compel candidates for any function, from individual contributors to senior management with empowering sourcing best practices/case studies. Excel in connecting with the people you most want to place for the most challenging open positions via this fun, fearless formula and improve your reputation as the Deliverer of Results!
Recruiting & On-Boarding: Like Peanut Butter and Jelly - Anna HalbrooksRecruitDC
Lessons learned from building out the recruiting and onboarding functions for local start-ups and the importance of connecting the two to create a seamless experience for employees to launch them to achieve their full potential
Blueprint - Building a World-Class Data Program for Recruiting - Andrew GadomskiRecruitDC
A presentation on how to set up a data analytics system and/or dashboard for all of recruiting. Andrew will review the foundations of building a strong program as well as the 6 categories of measures that matter to recruiting and sourcing and the measures themselves. We will then review how to segment data and present it in a progressive way – first for those that are beginners and just getting started, and then for full-on experts with sophisticated data sources and sets.
Referral Programs: We Can Do So Much Better - Alan HenshawRecruitDC
Referral programs in most orgs are very outdated and not made a focal point. Considering how many hires most organizations get are from referrals, we can really supercharge these programs by thinking outside the box. Thinking about what really drives human behavior to go out of their way to refer someone for a role.
AI Considerations in HR Governance - Shahzad Khan - SocialHRCamp Ottawa 2024SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Shahzad Khan
This session on "AI Considerations in Human Resources Governance" explores the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into HR practices, examining its history, current applications, and the governance issues it raises. A framework to view Government in modern organizations is provided, along with the transformation and key considerations associated with each element of this framework, drawing lessons from other AI projects to illustrate these aspects. We then dive into AI's use in resume screening, talent acquisition, employee retention, and predictive analytics for workforce management. Highlighting modern governance challenges, it addresses AI's impact on the gig economy as well as DEI. We then conclude with future trends in AI for HR, offering strategic recommendations for incorporating AI in HR governance.
How to Leverage AI to Boost Employee Wellness - Lydia Di Francesco - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Lydia Di Francesco
In this workshop, participants will delve into the realm of AI and its profound potential to revolutionize employee wellness initiatives. From stress management to fostering work-life harmony, AI offers a myriad of innovative tools and strategies that can significantly enhance the wellbeing of employees in any organization. Attendees will learn how to effectively leverage AI technologies to cultivate a healthier, happier, and more productive workforce. Whether it's utilizing AI-powered chatbots for mental health support, implementing data analytics to identify internal, systemic risk factors, or deploying personalized wellness apps, this workshop will equip participants with actionable insights and best practices to harness the power of AI for boosting employee wellness. Join us and discover how AI can be a strategic partner towards a culture of wellbeing and resilience in the workplace.
Watch this expert-led webinar to learn effective tactics that high-volume hiring teams can use right now to attract top talent into their pipeline faster.
Accelerating AI Integration with Collaborative Learning - Kinga Petrovai - So...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Kinga Petrovai
You have the new AI tools, but how can you help your team use them to their full potential? As technology is changing daily, it’s hard to learn and keep up with the latest developments. Help your team amplify their learning with a new collaborative learning approach called the Learning Hive.
This session outlines the Learning Hive approach that sets up collaborations that foster great learning without the need for L&D to produce content. The Learning Hive enables effective knowledge sharing where employees learn from each other and apply this learning to their work, all while building stronger community bonds. This approach amplifies the impact of other learning resources and fosters a culture of continuous learning within the organization.
Start Smart: Learning the Ropes of AI for HR - Celine Maasland - SocialHRCamp...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Celine Maasland
In this session, we’ll demystify the process of integrating artificial intelligence into everyday HR tasks. This presentation will guide HR professionals through the initial steps of identifying AI opportunities, choosing the right tools, and effectively implementing technology to streamline operations. Additionally, we’ll delve into the specialized skill of prompt engineering, demonstrating how to craft precise prompts to enhance interactions between AI systems and employees. Whether you’re new to AI or looking to refine some of your existing strategies, this session will equip you with the knowledge and tools to harness AI’s potential in transforming HR functions.
The Rules Do Apply: Navigating HR ComplianceAggregage
https://www.humanresourcestoday.com/frs/26903483/the-rules-do-apply--navigating-hr-compliance
HR Compliance is like a giant game of whack-a-mole. Once you think your company is compliant with all policies and procedures documented and in place, there’s a new or amended law, regulation, or final rule that pops up landing you back at ‘start.’ There are shifts, interpretations, and balancing acts to understanding compliance changes. Keeping up is not easy and it’s very time consuming.
This is a particular pain point for small HR departments, or HR departments of 1, that lack compliance teams and in-house labor attorneys. So, what do you do?
The goal of this webinar is to make you smarter in knowing what you should be focused on and the questions you should be asking. It will also provide you with resources for making compliance more manageable.
Objectives:
• Understand the regulatory landscape, including labor laws at the local, state, and federal levels
• Best practices for developing, implementing, and maintaining effective compliance programs
• Resources and strategies for staying informed about changes to labor laws, regulations, and compliance requirements
Building Meaningful Talent Communities with AI - Heather Pysklywec - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Heather Pysklywec
Digital transformation has transformed the talent acquisition landscape over the past ten years. Now, with the introduction of artificial intelligence, HR professionals are faced with a new suite of tools to choose from. The question remains, where to start, what to be aware of, and what tools will complement the talent acquisition strategy of the organization? This session will give a summary of helpful AI tools in the industry, explain how they can fit into existing systems, and encourage attendees to explore if AI tools can improve their process.
Your Guide To Finding The Perfect Part-Time JobSnapJob
Part-time workers account for a significant part of the workforce, including individuals of all ages. A lot of industries hire part-time workers in different capacities, including temporary or seasonal openings, ranging from managerial to entry-level positions. However, many people still doubt taking on these roles and wonder how a temporary part-time job can help them achieve their long-term goals.
Becoming Relentlessly Human-Centred in an AI World - Erin Patchell - SocialHR...SocialHRCamp
Speaker: Erin Patchell
Imagine a world where the needs, experiences, and well-being of people— employees and customers — are the focus of integrating technology into our businesses. As HR professionals, what tools exist to leverage AI and technology as a force for both people and profit? How do we influence a culture that takes a human-centred lens?
2. Late 2008/early 2009 was
the beginning.
No budget but big goals.
Spoke to my marketing and
creative side.
Tapping into niche
communication.
Our strategy to become the
voice for job seekers and
employers in the security
cleared space.
More importantly this was
about sharing offline to
online and visa versa
3. What are your values and
what do you stand for?
What are the conversations
you will have and will not
have?
Providing guidelines for
recruiters and employees as
to what they will talk about.
4. Security cleared recruiting
Career search in the
security cleared community.
Best practices for recruiting
and career search.
Military transitioning
Veterans’ groups
Treating people respectfully
and professionally.
Puppies!
5. Best Recruiter Program
Military Spouse
Appreciation Campaign
Employer of the Week
Some of the things you do in
the community: TAP
presentations, our Cleared
and Cyber Job Fairs,
partnerships
6. There are several guides
available online that talk
about setting up Social
Media Guides for the
Communication in the
Federal Government space.
Consider referring to these
if you want to set up a
company wide social media
program.
7.
8. Social media in our
community has been
happening since 2009.
The biggest growth starting
happening in 2012.
And then the agencies
joined us.
9. Be sure to be sharing information
either your content or others
content that will matter to your
community
Setting Up Lists in Twitter will help
you keep folks organized but be sure
the List name is “cool”
Be known as a good community
member rather than someone who
just blasts information
Images are 3x more likely to be read
and shared
12. These days it is easier since
many of the intelligence
agencies are on social
media.
Be good at sleuthing
through lists, likes and
attendees.
13. Check out the pages that the agency
you are supporting also like
Click on the “Others” that “Like” the
posts put up by the agency.
14. Looking at events that are
posted on social media and
connecting with the
attendees.
15. Similar events may have
more attendees for you to
cultivate.
So Federal Innovation
Summit was listed as a
“Suggested Event”.
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20. This is something you will
build over time.
Your audience will
constantly be evolving.
What doesn’t work today,
might work in the future.
21. This is about brining value
to the communities you
participate in.
You have to engage with
others and see what you can
do for them.
Build your internal and
external partnerships.
22. There will be a lot of
frustrations.
There will be some minor
successes.