Online proactive Sourcing - How to Win the War for Talent

PROACTIVE SOURCING

http://www.strategistgroup.com.au

Arguably, at no time in history has the attraction, communication and engagement of people been more important to organisational competitiveness and growth.

And recruitment is changing......
Putting up some advertising and praying for the right person to walk through the door just isn't going to bring results in employee engagement and performance.

Proactive Sourcing is about jumping into the talent pool and these days a lot of that talent is online in some form or another.

In this video we look at the basics of online search using boolean methodology.

The Strategist Group is a specialist consultancy working with clients to build high performance organisations through their social and human capital. Passionate about what we do and how we do it, we are always looking for new and improved ways to get results.

Our experience across Australia and New Zealand covers a diverse range of industries including Resources, IT, Engineering, Technical and Professional Services, and communities, such as sport, disability advocacy and support services, and health promotion.

The Strategist Group were responsible for the development of the Certificate IV in Recruitment Sourcing, Australia's only accredited qualification in the field of strategic sourcing. The course competency framework covers proactive sourcing, employer brand development and communications, social media and online search amongst other important aspects of the field of strategic sourcing.

http://www.strategistgroup.com.au.

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I think anyone who has sourced for more than 10 minutes in their life already knew everything in this video. Nice graphics though!