Whether you are a brand new sourcer, a seasoned veteran, or leading a team of sourcers, one of the most important things to do when you or your team start … Read more
Finally, We Have Identified a Relevant Professional Search Engine
The competition for professional networking sites just took an attention-grabbing twist, as Identified launched in public beta Monday. This new site is … Read more
Sourcing and CRMs — An Interview with Carl Kutsmode
Carl Kutsmode, one of the speakers for the upcoming SourceCon conference, has quietly influenced the sourcing profession since the mid ‘90s, when he … Read more
Foursquare’s New Privacy Updates Aren’t Really… Private
I’m a fan of appropriate use of Foursquare. That means not connecting with people whom you wouldn’t be at least a little excited to entertain … Read more
Rob McIntosh’s Brain Is For Sale
You might know me from my many years of contribution here on ERE or seen me present at previous ERE and SourceCon conferences. After 16+ years of working … Read more
TheLadders Is No Longer a $100k-only Website
Yesterday, Marc Cenedella said farewell to the $100,000-job niche he launched in 2003. From now on, TheLadders will offer professional jobs at all salary … Read more
SourceCon meets TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco
As promised, here is a video compilation from my trip to Disrupt last week in San Francisco. There were many more really interesting companies that were … Read more
How To Source Using Online Portfolios
I’m going to reverse the sourcing process a little bit. Often the sourcing approach goes like this: Job Boards –> LinkedIn –> … Read more
Collaboratively Map Your Organization with WikiOrgCharts
Today, WikiOrgCharts, a company that allows for collaboratively drawing out organizational charts launched its website at TechCrunch Disrupt in San … Read more
Interview with Greg Lindahl of blekko
While at TechCrunch’s Disrupt conference this week, I ran into one of our presenters for next month’s SourceCon conference happening in Santa … Read more