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This morning I published my blog post over at InsideTMT. If you are just thinking about building a Talent Community, you are way behind the times. Everyone is already doing it. In our fast paced ever changing socialized industry, we all have the tendency to jump on any bandwagon that looks like it is moving [...]
Yesterday I sat in my home office doing some work (can you still call it work if your unemployed?) and as I went to send a tweet about a new blog post I noticed a pretty active hashtag #RIS11. Then I remembered about ERE’s big Recruiting Innovation Summit that was taking place on the Facebook [...]
This is the next installment of the Talent Management Technology Mega List. Today’s category is about Candidate Sourcing Technology. I have been avoiding this one because it is probably the hardest to tie up in a nice neat category. The Job Boards in particular presented a challenge. In the last several years we have often [...]
One of the things I like most about the Talent Management Technology market is that as it matures and consolidates, simultaneously there is proliferation. The niche solutions from ten years ago used to compete with the large HRMS products by being nimble and extremely deep in one vertical function (like Recruiting, or Learning, or Performance). [...]
I have to admit that when I first heard about Twitter, it made me feel old. I always thought myself to be Tech Savvy, but when it came to recruiting, the technology was my business. But come on (pronounced “come awn” here in philly), 140 character messages describing what I ate for lunch? Really? After a while [...]
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