Recruiting Optimization refers to the process of making improvements to the recruitment process and strategy to make it more efficient, effective, and cost-effective. In the highly competitive marketplace of today, organizations need to be able to quickly find and attract the best talent to remain

In today's increasingly unpredictable and competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent is crucial for businesses of all sizes and industries. While traditional recruitment methods can be effective, incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into your talent acquisition strategy can

The recruiting industry is undergoing a transformation, and technology is playing a major role in this change. In recent years, we have seen the emergence of new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and augmented reality (AR), as well as the increasing use of

In this episode, Jim Stroud interviews Ty Abernathy, cofounder and CEO of Grayscale, a high-volume hiring platform that helps brands like Amazon, Wayfair, and Dick's Sporting Goods streamline their hourly hiring through SMS and automation. Questions asked in the podcast include:

When promoting a fresh job opening, a hard-to-fill role, or a series of seemingly never-ending high-volume opportunities, many talent attraction professionals have limited advertising resources available to them. The reflex of most is to rely on the larger recruitment marketing channels, Indeed and

When it comes to finding great talent, the candidates you need might be hiding in plain sight; just check the news! The digital world of the news runs deep. From corporate mergers, moves, and layoffs to weddings, moves, and promotions—it’s all there!

What is talent attraction? Why is attracting talent important? Talent attraction is a term used in the Human Resources and Talent Acquisition field to describe luring the most desirable of passive candidates to a specific employer and incentivizing them to apply for work with implied and envisioned

My past experience in full-cycle recruitment lended several years of sourcing (what feels like) millions of candidates in all types of industries and roles. I know what it’s like to exhaust the web searching LinkedIn, social pages, boolean strings, and their respective rabbit holes to build a

How many reqs should a recruiter have? The short answer is, "it depends." The medium response is 25-30. This is the long answer: When it comes to figuring out how many requisitions a recruiter should be able to handle, the variables are limitless. Nevertheless, I will mention the more notable