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Jer Langhans of Paired Sourcing shares his top tips for freshening up your recruiting and sourcing strategy for 2016. Covered in the presentation - how to allocate your time, how to reach out to potential candidates, managing a pipeline, how to structure a sourcing team, the metrics you should be tracking, and much more.
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Paired Sourcing Webinar: How to Freshen Up Your Sourcing Strategy for 2016
1. How To Freshen Up Your Sourcing Strategy for 2016
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@lever
@pairedsourcing
Wednesday January 27, 2016
2. ● Phone lines are muted - please use
the questions area to ‘ask Jer’
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Leela Srinivasan
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Thanks for joining us!
4. What we’ll cover
1. How to allocate your sourcing time and where to look
2. Research and outreach tips
3. How to structure your sourcing team
4. What you can outsource
5. What metrics to track
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7. Gorillas should only take ⅓ of your time
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ATS/CRM
● You always look in your
own database first
● Don’t need to carve out
12 hours a day sourcing
if you can just answer the
front door
● Track, measure, evaluate
- do you still have
positions open?
8. Spend ⅓ of your time on online sources
PRO
TIP
App stores are great for finding
contact info. Find apps similar to
ones you admire; there’s always
an email address.
Top online tech talent sources
● LinkedIn (there’s still gold in them
hills, but…)
● StackOverflow (but not the careers
section)
● Quora
● Github
● Boolean on Google
● Social, including Facebook, Twitter
and Instagram
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10. Spend your last ⅓ on ‘offline sourcing’
Top offline sources
● Employee referrals.
ENGAGE PROMPTLY.
● Meetups
○ Can be efficient (e.g.
vs. 10 coffee meetings)
● Campus recruiting (though
takes effort, bring your
leaders)
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18. IF YOU GO STRAIGHT
FOR THE KILL, YOU’LL
DIE AN INSTANT
SOURCING DEATH.
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19. Terrible, horrible
sourcing emails
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Good
sourcing email
Dear Mr. Jer,
I read profile on LinkedIn and want to reach you. Are
you qualified for Java role today? Email back.
I hope you’re well. I wanted to reach out to you regarding a
potential career opportunity here at big Co. Based on your
background and experience, I think this would be of interest to
you or perhaps someone you know. If interested, please let me
know the best time and phone number to reach you. I look
forward to discussing the details of this opportunity with you
or learning other ways that I can be a resource in your career.
Have a great day.
Bill
Recruiter
20. 3 tips to build a full slate
1. You need
VOLUME
2. You need to be
PERSONABLE
3. You need a
HOOK
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Outreach from a real
person
Start a conversation,
don’t go for the kill
Up to 100
people per job
Example: reference
Android open source
projects when engaging
sourced prospects for
Android role
23. The entry-level, get-your-feet-wet model1
With 1-2 people, you can
● Build a slate of 2-3 great sourced
candidates per job
● Focus on building long[er] list
● Do some outreach - but only by
making tradeoff with building
long[er] list
● Maintain list quality
○ Title, company, links to
social & profile
○ Calibrate and audit
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24. 2
Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator
Talent Acquisition Leader
Point person
on funnel
curation
(research) &
initial outreach
(email)
Assessing
talent (phone
& in-person
interviews) &
making
offers/closing
Scheduling,
candidate
experience
onsite, &
general
support
Management (direct or indirect)
The all-in, POD model
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25. 1 POD can cover ~6 technical hires /month
Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator
Manager
~75 technical
hires/ year
Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator
Manager
Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator
Manager
~150 technical
hires/ year
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26. Potential economies of scale
Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator Sourcer Recruiter Coordinator
Manager
POD A POD B
1. At managerial level
2. In buying sourcing tools
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28. Let’s say you’ve got a Kia budget
Things to outsource (in order):
● Heavy lifting (e.g., get a LinkedIn Recruiter
account)
● The 2-3 most challenging roles to staffing agency
● Scheduling to a managed service vendor (OR an
ATS that supports scheduling well)
● Engage a boutique sourcing service for list gen
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100-person company
1-2 person sourcing team
20-30 hires this year
PRO
TIP
Evaluate the tradeoffs before you
outsource anything, and do NOT
outsource your voice
30. 3 reasons to prioritize funnel
conversion rate over everything else
How many people do I
need to reach out to in
order to make my hire?
1. Signals your brand cachet to the
c-suite
2. Informs your reachout volume
and therefore your sourcing
model
3. Because nobody cares unless
you fill reqs
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33. Lever’s chrome extension makes
sourcing around the web much easier
Sources we like:
● AngelList - startup hires
● GitHub, StackOverflow -
developers
● Dribbble - designers
● Sourcing.io - engineers
● Xing - select European talent
● LinkedIn, FB & Twitter - all
● Conference speaker lists - all
For more tips on how to source a quality pipeline, download our free ebook: lever.co/ebook-sourcing
34. You’ll need a place to organize and
manage your prospects AND candidates
vs.
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36. Thank you! Questions?
Join our February 3 webinar:
6 Steps to a Winning
Business Case for Talent
Acquisition Programs
Featuring
Kara Yarnot
Meritage Talent
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