The topic of sourcing compensation is a hotly contested one. It always has been, and I suspect that it always will be. There are some who feel that … Read more
Show Your Sourcer the Love (and by Love, I mean Money!)
Sourcers are highly specialized, experienced, and on-demand professionals — yet compensation doesn’t seem to follow along. Here’s something I don’t … Read more
Sourcing Education: Philosophy First, Then Training
In 2010 I had the opportunity to put a sourcing workshop together for a group of local recruiters. As I began to formulate a sort of “wire frame” for my … Read more
How Sourcing Fits Into the Sales Funnel
The sales process is a step-by-step layout of what actions must be taken to turn prospects into customers. Regardless of how you look at it, recruiting is … Read more
The SingSong Sourcing Experience
I had that singsong experience again yesterday while (phone) sourcing. What’s the singsong experience? It’s when a Gatekeeper starts offering information, … Read more
Breaking Down the Sourcing Function, Part 5: Common Myths About Sourcing
Over the last several weeks, we’ve talked about what a sourcer does and doesn’t do. I’ve given you some of my thoughts on where to look for a sourcer for … Read more
2 Top Lessons Sourcers Can Learn From The World Of Mixed Martial Arts
What the ancients called a clever fighter is one who not only wins, but excels in winning with ease. – Sun Tzu, The Art of War For as long as I can … Read more
Breaking Down the Sourcing Function, Part 4: What Does a Sourcer Do All Day?
There are a lot of people out there in the recruiting community who have no clue what a day consists of for a sourcer. I’ve had people ask me if I just … Read more
The Best of SourceCon 2011, #3 — The Unique Mind of a Sourcer
Editor’s note: Sarang Brahme’s article was the 3rd most popular article on SourceCon in 2011. It originally ran in October. A while back I saw … Read more
Breaking Down the Sourcing Function, Part 3: How Do You Interview a Sourcer?
Over the last couple of weeks, we’ve been breaking down the sourcing function into some simple, digestible bites of information. Last week, we … Read more