Using technology to fish for candidates

Recruiters need to make use of all the tools available for the web to build a specialised database of candidates, reports Sue Weekes, so they can ’mine’ for future vacancies

Building talent pools has been a subject on the conference agenda for years. Everyone agrees it makes sense to create a pool of candidates who are potentially a good fit for the organisation and potential future vacancies. In the past, however, putting this into practice properly hasn’t been a priority for all employers.
With a continued focus on keeping recruitment...

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