[ Ссылка ] Top Applicant Tracking System Tools - Applicant tracking sourcing tools comprise three critical components. The number of job boards accessed, the sophistication of searching techniques and the integration with the social networks. Most are SAAS products (Software as a Service), e.g. you have a monthly subscription charge and must log in to a website to use them. Some are desktop based and will run on your PC. Some have ATS integration features to popular ATS software like BlackDog. Be careful of long-term commitments and high monthly fees. This list here is in alphabetic order with no ranking attempted: AutoSearch, Broadlook, DataFrenzy, eGrabber, infoGIST, CandidatesDirect, Isys Search Software, TalentDrive, TalentHook, TalentSpring.
Best Applicant Tracking Rating Tools - Some of the above mentioned tools do attempt to rank resumes but the ones below specialize a bit more in ranking. Resume ranking via SAAS or resume uploads can jeopardize the confidentiality of the candidate and attract unwanted exposure. Also many are designed to attract job seekers as customers for resume writing services: Perfect10, Talent Acquisition Services, Simple form, Creative IT Resources.
Applicant Tracking Training - It is difficult to train bad recruiters into good recruiters, but you can train good recruiters to be better recruiters. Good trainers in recruiting must have a recruiting background. Two of the ones we consider to be the best: Bill Radin, Gary Stauble.
Social Networking - This article is a demonstration in the use of the most popular social networking tools for recruiters and everyone else in the Universe. The everyone else is your danger zone. Social networks are rapidly evolving and recruiters must keep up with and be knowledgeable about their use. Liking this article and sharing it is a major step in the right direction to see how social networking works as a tool for recruiters. The big three in social networking are obvious to anyone who has ever turned on a computer: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter. How to use them to your advantage as a recruiter is a different story but the links below might get you started on the right road.
