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Sourcing for fit vs. skills: Craig Fisher, Andres Traslavina, Adam DiBiase, Howard Reed

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Sourcing for fit vs. skills:Craig Fisher, Andres Traslavina, Adam DiBiase, Howard Reed

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PANEL

Craig Fisher, Head of Employer Brand, CA Technologies – @Fishdogs

Andres Traslavina, Global Recruiting Manager, Whole Foods - @Traslavina

Adam DiBiase, Research Manager, Y Scouts – @AiBiaseAdam

Howard Reed, Sourcing Manager, Vistage International - @Howard_Reed3

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Main Topics

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•Branding for fit (Andres)•Natural language search and profile hints that reveal a candidate’s purpose and values (Adam)•How to target competitors? (Howard)•Mirroring your hiring managers (Craig)•Tools

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Tools• CrystalKnows - detects personality profiles• Charlie App – shows interests and recent news of a

person• Riffle – shows hashtags used, how often a person

tweets, followers they interact with most• Linkedin, Facebook, Spokeo, Amazon wishlist,

Pandora, MindMaps

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Linkedin tells• Is the photo professional or personal? Is it appropriate?

• Is the headline a job title (needs to be told what to do), internal jargon (career-focused), or descriptive (client focused)?

• What does the education background tell you? (Lots of certificates might suggest a functional mindset, e.g.)

• Work history: do summaries seem like they were lifted from job descriptions, or have they been re-written to tell a cohesive story?

• If connections are open, is there a pattern to them?

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THANK YOU!questions and answers