SPOILER ALERT, it ain’t pretty. The good the bad and the ugly When Shannon Pritchett asked me to be a SourceCon Budapest speaker I knew directly that I … Read more
Sourcers, Recruiters, and Hybrids
Over the years been to many conferences, meetups, and happy hours to count on the people who I have called my tribe. The people that I have touched and … Read more
Thinking like a Navy Seal Sourcer
Does the idea of making cold calls give you a pit in the bottom of your stomach give you the chills? Do you worry about how people will react if you email … Read more
GDPR in Europe – What Changes Will it Bring?
General Data Protection Right aims to ensure a consistent and equivalent level of protection of rights and freedoms of people in regards to the free … Read more
Sourcing on A Budget – How Small and Medium Sized Organizations Can Improve Recruitment
I love the SourceCon community. I can remember the feeling I had getting back to my desk after the first conference I attended and asking myself, “how the … Read more
The Phone Screen
You’ve plumbed the deepest depths of the internet. You’ve written, rewritten practiced and perhaps perfected your search string. You’ve assembled a list of … Read more
#SourceCon O.M.G. Moments AKA Oh My! (It’s) Glen Cathey
Picture this. It’s day two of SourceCon. You’re surrounded by 800 of your closest sourcing companions and your mind has just been blown away by … Read more
#SourceCon Session Roundup – The Challenge of Defining Sourcing and Why It’s So Important
At this Spring’s SourceCon event in Las Vegas, the Association of Talent Acquisition Professionals (ATAP), was provided the forum to seek input and … Read more
Recruit From Your Inbox with Google Hire – A Product Review
I was recently at SourceCon learning about new tools, spending time with friends, and eating great food. You know me I love a good meal. One of the nights … Read more
Utilizing Your Preexisting LinkedIn Database
A new req opens, and you need to find people. Where do you go first? You probably hop on LinkedIn Recruiter or Indeed and start a new search. I bet you … Read more