Joshua Kaan, Customer Education Consultant, LinkedIn
Tatjana Andreano, Sr Customer Success Consultant, LinkedIn
Finding the same prospects as everyone else? Feel like you're only swimming in one corner of a vast pool of talent? In this session you will learn how to leverage Search Insights and data driven recruiting to discover a larger talent pool. Having trouble in your student, diversity, and engineer recruiting initiatives? In this session we'll help you find this niche talent in LinkedIn Recruiter to up your search game.
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6. There are over 39 million students and recent college graduates on LinkedIn.
They are LinkedIn's fastest-growing demographic.
Source: LinkedIn Talent Pool Report June 2015
8. Student Search Example
Source: http://booleanblackbelt.com/2011/08/how-
to-find-and-identify-active-job-seekers-on-linkedin
(Student OR intern) (seeking OR seeker OR "looking for" OR "in search of" OR "open
to" OR "new job" OR "actively pursuing" OR "actively looking" OR "actively seeking"
OR "pursuing new" OR "searching for" OR "new opportunity" OR "new opportunities"
OR "available for")
11. US software engineers represent an active and growing
population on LinkedIn
2.1 Million
US Software Engineers on LinkedIn
200K
New Software Engineers
added as members in 2014
72%
Of US Software Engineers on
Linked are male
28%
Of US Software Engineers on
LinkedIn are female
96% 51%
Access LinkedIn via desktop Access LinkedIn via mobile
Source: LinkedIn Talent Pool Report June 2015
12. Uncover “hidden gems” where there is less demand
For better results, target
areas with higher supply
and lower demand
Source: LinkedIn Talent Pool Report June 2015
13. Search Query Volunteers Please
Come up to the Stage
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For Women in Software Engineering Search Demo, Source:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/diversity-sourcing-women-engineering-glen-cathey
17. There are over 1.9 million Military Candidates on LinkedIn
Source: LinkedIn Member Data as of April 2015
1.9M+
84%
36.6
Military Candidates
84% Male and 16% Female
Average Age
Top Private Sector Industries
• Defense & Space
• Information Technology
• Higher Education
• Hospital & Healthcare
• Financial Services
Top Metro Areas
• Washington, DC
• Norfolk, VA
• San Diego, CA
• Seattle, WA
• New York, NY
18. DC, Norfolk, San Diego, and Seattle are
“hidden gem” markets with untapped military talent
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19. Set Custom Filters Aligned to your Diversity Initiatives
Create custom filters based on Past
Company, Present Company,
Schools, and Groups
Save your search with custom filters
to a project.
20. The complete supply and demand map shows
all regions with military talent
Washington, DC 119K
Norfolk, VA 58K
San Diego, CA 53K
Seattle, WA 48K
New York, NY 46K
Los Angeles, CA 44K
Dallas, TX 37K
San Antonio, TX 35K
Atlanta, GA 35K
San Francisco, CA 28K
Top Regions
In the coming years, major drawdowns will be seen at the following bases:
Fort Benning, GA
Fort Bliss, TX
Fort Bragg, NC
Fort Campbell, KY
Fort Carson, CO
Fort Drum, NY
Fort Hood, TX
Fort Stewart, GA
J.B. Lewis-McChord, WA
21. Schools and Organizations
U.S. Air Force Academy
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
Uniformed Services University of the Health Services
Georgia Military College
Marion Military Institute
New Mexico Military Institute
Valley Forge Military Institute
Wentworth Military College
Air Command and Staff College
Air Force Institute of Technology
Community College of the Air Force
Defense Language Institute
Marine Corps University
National Defense University
National War College
Naval Postgraduate School
Naval War College
Virginia Military Institute
Schools Attended:
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Coast Guard
U.S. Marine Corps
U.S. Navy
U.S. Army Reserve
U.S. Navy Reserve
U.S. Air Force Reserve
Army National Guard
Organizations Employed By:
22. Business roles and similar Officer rank
Veterans on LinkedIn 22
Corporate Officer Rank Typical Role Typical Years
Experience
CEO General (Navy Admiral), O-
7 thru O-10
Responsible for thousands of people, $$
billions in equipment, strategic decisions
22+ years
Vice President Colonel, (Navy Captain), O-
6
Commands thousands of people with
significant impact on strategy and mission
20+ years
Senior Manager Lt Col (Navy Commander),
O-5
Commands hundreds of troops and holds
senior policy job
16-22 years (avg
age: 40s)
Middle Manager Majors and Captains, O-3
and O-4
May command hundreds in combat, or run
staff operations
4-16 years
(avg age: 30s)
Junior employees 1st Lieutenant (Navy, LT
Junior Grade) O-2
Knowledge of operations, may command
platoons
2-5 years
(avg age: 20s)
Entry level 2nd Lieutenant (Navy
Ensign), O-1
First years of service, may lead teams of
enlisted members
0-2 years
(avg age: 20s)
23. Business roles and similar Enlisted rank
Corporate Enlisted Rank Typical Role Typical Years
Experience
Senior Manager E-7 through E-9 (Senior
NCO)
Commands hundreds of troops with
significant impact on policy and mission.
Plans, directs, coordinates work activities.
16-30 years (avg
age: 40s)
Middle Manager E-6 (Junior NCO) Significant operational experience, lead
enlisted troops
10-16 years
(avg age: 30s)
Junior / Middle
Management
E-4/ E-5 (Junior NCO) First line supervisor for junior enlisted
members
4-10 years (avg age
20s to early 30s)
Junior Employees E-2 to E-4 Knowledgeable on how things
operate but still gaining work
experience.
2-4 years
(late teens to early
20s)
24. Common Military Job Titles
Commanding Officer: Significant responsibilities as the Officer-in-charge of a unit, with
ultimate decision-making authority and responsibility.
Command Master Chief: A senior Non-commissioned officer in charge of a specific function,
supporting those in a command position.
Platoon Leader: A young (in rank) commanding officer, responsibility for managing a large
group of subordinates (up to 50 people) towards a common mission and with millions of dollars
of equipment.
Staff Officer: Director of managing a functional area for a supervisor
Executive Officer: Senior role, supporting the commander in the Navy or Marine Corps.
Second in command at the squadron or battalion level, or of a ship. In the Army, this is a staff
level position, and in the Air Force, this is a junior staff administrative assistant position.
Executive Assistant / Aide-de-Camp: Staff, administrative duties and confidential assistant
who often travels with and supports the commander.
26. Women
Women's Wear Daily
Women 2.0
Woman 2 Woman Business
women-in-business.net
An Empowered Woman
WomanLink
Disabled
Professionals with Disabilities
Disabled American Veterans
Disability Advocates
Association of Disabled Professionals UK
Disabled Staff Professionals South Africa
Disabled Professional
Disabled Professionals Japan
UK Disabled Professionals Seeking Employment
LGBT
NetworkingLGBT
LGBT Nederland
LGBT Social Network
New York LGBT Professional Network
Danish LGBT Business Network
Europe- LGBT Professional
African Americans
African American Leadership Program
African American Female Leaders
African American Business Leaders
African American Student Alumni Association
African American Mentoring Network
Diversity Groups
27. Asian
China Job Openings, Career and Opportunities
Chinese Overseas Scholars Association
China HR Network
China Marketing Network
China Lawyer Network
China Banking & Finance Club
China Private Equity & Venture Capital Forum
China Startup - Entrepreneurs Community
China Information Technology: Networking, Forum and Jobs
China Supply Chain, Procurement and Logistics Network
China Telecom Professional Network
China CFO - Finance, Accounting Professional Network
China Manufacturing & Engineering Professional Network
Chinese Overseas Educated Scholars Association
China Energy Professional Network
Fudan Alumni Association
Shanghai HR Network 上海人力资源
Hong Kong HR Network 香港人力资
Beijing HR Network 北京人力资
Shenzhen HR Network 深圳人力资源
Guangzhou HR Network 广州人力资源专业协会
China Training & Development 培训和发展
China Compensation & Benefits 中国薪酬职业协会
China Recruitment & Staffing
Professionals Network 职业招聘者联盟
China HR Vendors 中国HR供应商大
China Headhunter 猎头赢
China HR Leaders Forum 中国HR领袖论坛
National Association of Asian American
Professionals
Korean American Society of Entrepreneurs
Network #1
Overseas Chinese Network
Asian Lounge
Diversity Groups
28. Latin American
Latin America Network
Womenalia- the network for professional Women
Mujer y Empresa
Mujeres Profesionales
Mujeres en Tecnolgia
Mujeres en Carrera
Mujeres Trabajando
Professionals with Disabilities
Discapacidad y empleo
Resp. Social y Trabajo con Discapacitados
Professionals con Discapacidad
Europe
Spain Business and Professional Services
Network
Italian Professionals Netherlands
HR Professionals Netherlands
HR Professionals Ukraine
United Kingdom Careers, Networking, Jobs
Open networking United Kingdom
Italy Business Professionals Network
Human Resources Italy
Java Developers Italy
Diversity Groups
29. Middle Eastern
Arab Professionals in Finance, Banking, Investments &
Capital Markets
Arab Entrepreneurs & Investors
United Arab Emirates Business and Professional
Network
UAE Professional Networkers Group
Arab Telecommunication Professionals
Arab Business Club
Saudi Arabia NetWork
Saudi Arabia Networking & Career Opportunities
Saudi Arabia Business and Professional Network
Indian
India Leadership Network
India Jobs Network
Young Indian Entrepreneurs
India Software Brief
India Job Careers & Networking
Indian Startups
Veterans
US Military Veterans Network
US Navy Veterans
Veteran Job Opportunities
Army Veterans
USAF Veterans
We Hire Heroes
Military Academies
• West Point
• Naval Academy
• Coast Guard Academy
• Air Force Academy
Diversity Groups
Welcome attendees. Ask if anyone has attended TC before?
Joshua:
Started @ LI in 2012 in Support Services
Transitioned to CEC in 2014
Fun Fact – He’s live in Hong Kong, London, California, and Montana
If anyone else has lived in all 4 places, you should meet-up with Joshua after
Josh will intro me
Remind audience to log into LinkedIn.com and to tag Josh and I about what they want to get out of this search session. This will allow us to test the tagging as this is how the audience will interact with us throughout the session.
Josh will cover
Tatjana or Josh to cover this slide
Tatjana
Student Search:
Discuss Talent Pool Data
Q: Who here has heard of Glen Cathey?
Raise Hand
Demo
Search String
Search Insights
Since students and recent grads are typically actively looking for work you can use a search query targeting active job seekers such as the one found here: http://booleanblackbelt.com/2011/08/how-to-find-and-identify-active-job-seekers-on-linkedin
Here’s an example of a search you run for students:
(Student OR intern) (seeking OR seeker OR "looking for" OR "in search of" OR "open to" OR "new job" OR "actively pursuing" OR "actively looking" OR "actively seeking" OR "pursuing new" OR "searching for" OR "new opportunity" OR "new opportunities" OR "available for")
Run Search in Recruiter
We want to make this search more targeted so please tag us in a LinkedIn update (maybe we should include our names on each slide where we’re asking the audience to tag us as a reminder) with a title of a role for which you recruit students/recent grads
Q: What position titles do you use?
Hashtag:
Tag Tatjana & Joshua
#TalentConnect
Edit query with this additional information; run search and filter by 1-2 yrs exp. as shared in Data Driven Recruiting ebook.
Q:Ask audience if they’ve seen/accessed this ebook.
Encourage getting in touch with LI Rep/Customer Consultant for this resource
Filter by top schools and say if looking for recent grads select 2013 or any other year to meet your requirements
Show Search Insights
Student Search:
o Q: Who here has heard of Glen Cathey?
Raise Hand
o Since students and recent grads are typically actively looking for work you can use asearch query targeting active job seekers such as the one found here:http://booleanblackbelt.com/2011/08/how-to-find-and-identify-active-job-seekers-on-linkedin
Here’s an example of a search you run for students: SHOW ANIMATION
Let’s run this search LIVE
(Student OR intern) (seeking OR seeker OR "looking for" OR "in search of" OR "open to" OR "new job" OR "actively pursuing" OR "actively looking" OR "actively seeking" OR "pursuing new" OR "searching for" OR "new opportunity" OR "new opportunities" OR "available for")
Run Search in Recruiter
We want to make this search more targeted so please tag us in a LinkedIn update with a title of a role for which you recruit students/recent grads
Hashtag:
Tag Tatjana Andreano & Joshua Kaan
#TalentConnect
Edit query with this additional information; run search and filter by 1-2 yrs exp. as shared in Data Driven Recruiting ebook.
Q:Ask audience if they’ve seen/accessed this ebook.
Encourage getting in touch with LI Rep/Customer Consultant for this resource
Filter by top schools and say if looking for recent grads select 2013 or any other year to meet your requirements
Show Search Insights
Tatjana – Kicks off Software Engineer Section
Discuss SWE population on slides
Tatjana – Kicks off Software Engineer Section
Discuss SWE population on slides
Tatjana – Kicks off Software Engineer Section
Discuss SWE population on slides
Backup slides script:
Commissioned officers are similar to the managers of the company, with broad areas of responsibility for the management, organization, and efficiency of various departments of the corporation. Senior commissioned officers (generals and admirals) are the board of directors. Warrant Officers can be thought of as the experienced technical specialists that the company hired to perform highly-specialized functions.
This is merely a guideline for how these roles and responsibilities might translate to civilian business. It’s important to note that all veteran job candidates should be evaluated on their own merits.
Script:
Enlisted members are the experts and technical specialists who are “hands-on” on the job. Non-commissioned officers (Army, Air Force, and Marines) and Petty Officers (Navy and Coast Guard) are the foremen and line-supervisors. They perform the job, but also provide direct supervision to the other workers. Senior NCOs (Army Air Force and Marines) and Chief Petty Officers (Navy and Coast Guard) are senior managers who came up through the ranks of the corporation.
Because of the structure of the relationship between officer and enlisted, officers will always outrank enlisted members – so the most junior officer still outranks the most senior NCO. In turn, the most senior decisions – VP and CEO level - are made by officers.
However, this merely a guideline for how these roles and responsibilities might translate to civilian business. It’s important to note that all veteran job candidates should be evaluated on their own merits.