A simple question for you and your TRN Group; who does sourcing, recruiting, and selection-related data integration best? Or who does it well? Simple yes . . . easy, not quite.
Let’s say HR Pros prepare a Job Analysis, a Job Description, or both, then Recruiters, perhaps working with Hiring Officials create a Job Specification Worksheet.
Then let’s say Sourcers or Recruiters develop or initiate a pre-planned Sourcing Strategy or an Action Plan, seeking both Active and Passive Candidates for this hard to fill assignment.
Perhaps third party name generation pros, sourcers, or recruiters are used also.
Then let’s say that the Sourcers start contacting qualified or likely to be qualified Candidates or those able and willing to provide referrals, and also Recruiters start posting Job Announcements (differing from the Job Description) and the Sourcers find qualified candidates and then the Recruiters sell the opportunity to the Candidates and get them to seriously consider the job.
And then let’s say then Recruits set up and conduct preliminary phone screens, and Hiring Officials conduct follow-up phone interviews or technical interviews and then face-to-face interviews.
And then let’s say that some candidates are selected as acceptable and some are not, here or at some other position in the process (OFCCP Audit). Hey . . . we haven’t even factored in situations where the explicit job “Requirements” suddenly morphed into new Requirements now include some candidates that that were rejected or excludes some candidates that were previously accepted.
So, we have Contact Management Systems, Applicant Tracking Systems ATS), Recruiting Software, and Human Resources Management Systems (HRMS), or Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) that hold big bunches of disparate data about this one position.
Who (what company or companies) currently integrate all this data well? If no one does currently then, what company in the USA does this best?
Can you have someone from Hireability contact me - I have been trying to sign up to post jobs and what not for over a month and can't get a hold of anyone at HQ or via email.
Thanks
Sarah
sarah.smith@trywatersedge.com
I just left a response to your Forum discussion post. Leave it to me. I thought it was going on your Comment Wall.
Anyway, it's time for me to move Career and Recruiting Entrances back to an integrated environment. And it's important to keep supplying the members (job seekers/changers/advancers, recruiters, managers) with information about useful tools that are out there (or just information about what's out there!).
Soooooo. Please have someone get in touch with me. I'd love to install the HireAbility videon on the group's home.
Thanks for the Invite! - I wish I could say I had attend FSU myself, but I am just a big fan of FSU Football! The picture is from this year's bowl game against UCLA. We had tickets on the 50 about 5 rows up....great game for the Noles!
Hey Andrew, Good talking with you last week and we should talk again.
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A simple question for you and your TRN Group; who does sourcing, recruiting, and selection-related data integration best? Or who does it well? Simple yes . . . easy, not quite.
Let’s say HR Pros prepare a Job Analysis, a Job Description, or both, then Recruiters, perhaps working with Hiring Officials create a Job Specification Worksheet.
Then let’s say Sourcers or Recruiters develop or initiate a pre-planned Sourcing Strategy or an Action Plan, seeking both Active and Passive Candidates for this hard to fill assignment.
Perhaps third party name generation pros, sourcers, or recruiters are used also.
Then let’s say that the Sourcers start contacting qualified or likely to be qualified Candidates or those able and willing to provide referrals, and also Recruiters start posting Job Announcements (differing from the Job Description) and the Sourcers find qualified candidates and then the Recruiters sell the opportunity to the Candidates and get them to seriously consider the job.
And then let’s say then Recruits set up and conduct preliminary phone screens, and Hiring Officials conduct follow-up phone interviews or technical interviews and then face-to-face interviews.
And then let’s say that some candidates are selected as acceptable and some are not, here or at some other position in the process (OFCCP Audit). Hey . . . we haven’t even factored in situations where the explicit job “Requirements” suddenly morphed into new Requirements now include some candidates that that were rejected or excludes some candidates that were previously accepted.
So, we have Contact Management Systems, Applicant Tracking Systems ATS), Recruiting Software, and Human Resources Management Systems (HRMS), or Human Resources Information Systems (HRIS) that hold big bunches of disparate data about this one position.
Who (what company or companies) currently integrate all this data well? If no one does currently then, what company in the USA does this best?
Thanks,
VirtualSourcer!
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Any suggestions for creating a database of resumes and contacts?
Hollymarie Britt
hmeb02@suddenlink.net
Thanks
Sarah
sarah.smith@trywatersedge.com
I just left a response to your Forum discussion post. Leave it to me. I thought it was going on your Comment Wall.
Anyway, it's time for me to move Career and Recruiting Entrances back to an integrated environment. And it's important to keep supplying the members (job seekers/changers/advancers, recruiters, managers) with information about useful tools that are out there (or just information about what's out there!).
Soooooo. Please have someone get in touch with me. I'd love to install the HireAbility videon on the group's home.
Take Care!
Brett Heyfron