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Build and Manage Your Talent Pools
Jerrold Pelupessy Customer Education Consultant
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Daily Recruiter Workflow
Post
Contact
Find
Organize
Collaborate
Centralize leads
Build relationships
Track leads through
the pipeline
Track your best
Sources for talent
Improve productivity
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What is Talent Pipelining?
Talent Pipeline Functions and Features
How does it affect your sourcing and inMail strategy?
Building a Pipeline
Live Demonstration
Agenda
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What is Talent Pooling?
Recruit proactively
Know the talent landscape
Reach out to passive talent
Develop relationships
Reduce cost and time to hire
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Data
B
rand
Jobs
Maturity Model
Traditional
Developing
Foundational
Strategic
Reactive, over-reliant on
agencies Engage with strong
pipeline of leads and
‘silver medalists’
Team-wide pipelining
with engaged talent
communities
Build internal capabilities
to focus on passive talent
Post-and-pray Targeted engagement
to attract highly
qualified candidates
Talent segmentation and
prioritization
Jobs on niche boards and
social platforms
Defined employer
brand strategy
Influential talent brand
engaging employees and
candidates
Understanding
of employee
value proposition
Established metrics
and benchmarks
Data driven decision
making
Sourc
ing
Talent Acquisition siloed
from HR
Strong collaboration
with Marketing, PR,
Communications
Strategic business
advisor to C-Suite
Engage HR counterparts
and Hiring Managers
Partn
er-
ship
Talent Acquisition Team Skills and Capabilities
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Reasons why being strategic is important
Traditional
Developing
Foundational
Strategic
t
Reactive:
High cost
Labor-intensive
Applicant quantity focus
Req to req process
Strategic:
Low cost
Efficient
Quality of hire focus
Proactive pipeline-based process
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Centralize
Centralize all your leads in one place
Track them all in Recruiter
Transform Transform into up-to-date profiles
Associate information for a lead with
that person’s LinkedIn Profile
Pipeline
Organize, track, and nurture leads
Search your pipeline for warm leads
Collaborate
Synchronize your team
Avoid duplication of effort
Analyze
Know your best sources for talent
Track leads through your pipeline
Talent
Pipeline
How to build a Talent Pooling proces
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Projects, Tags, Sources & Status
Projects Tags Sources Status
Uniformity and
consistency
Use naming
conventions
Jobtitle – Country – City –
Recruiter Initials
Financial Controller – UK –
London - JP
Add tags to profiles
See them as labels
you may add that will
be made searchable
Discover what kinds of
tags to use first
Ask the
Recruiter/Teams to
deliver up to a
maximum of 5 tags
per job
Keep track of the
source where
candidates are
coming from
Make use of
existing sources or
define every
LinkedIn Source
i.e.:
- LinkedIn Search
- Jobslot
- etc..
This shows where
your candidates are
in the proces
The status will
determine the
workflow of your
team in Recruiter.
Define all the steps
in the proces first
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Three scenario’s to consider when starting a Talent Pipeline
proces
Discovering
Developing
Search
Refine
Organize
Reach
Interest
Apply
Build
Inform
Re-Interest
Apply
Reduction in T
ime to H
ire
Sourcing
Exercise #1
Write down your sourcing process (10 min)
In-product demonstration How to leverage sources, tags and status
Exercise #2
Convert the steps in your sourcing process to
statuses (10 min)
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Step one: Discovering talent pools
When a search in the existing pools
comes back with no results, perform a
search and filter on “follows company”
Review the profiles that are interesting. Save them into a project
and give them the status - Prospect
Perform a search and filter on
candidates with the status – Future
Prospect
When no candidates are available in
the talent pools or followers then
search outside of network.
Create a project in Recruiter
#2 #1 #3
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Step two: Developing talent pools
Select profiles that need to be review by hiring managers and send
them. Change status to – Sent to Hiring Manager
When profiles have come back from the manager, contact the
candidate and change status to - Contacted
When a candidate is interested and you have an ongoing
conversation changes status to – In dialogue.
If candidate shows interest and is willing to apply change status to -
Applied
If a candidate is not interested in the role changes
status to - Declined by Candidate
If a candidate is not interested right now, but wants
to be updated on future opportunities changes
status to - Future Prospect
If a the manager finds the candidate unsuitable for
the role changes status to – Declined by manager
Suitable?
Not suitable?
In case a candidate is not deemed to be suitable
for the role according to the recruiter, changes
status to – Declined by Recruiter
Not suitable?
Candidate interested?
Here we will ask
candidates to apply for
the role in own ATS
These are the future
employees you need to
build relationships with
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Step three: sourcing from existing talent pools
Select profiles that need to be review by hiring managers and send
them. Change status to – Sent to Hiring Manager via Pipeline
When profiles have come back from the manager, contact the
candidate and change status to – Contacted via Pipeline
When a candidate is interested and you have an ongoing
conversation changes status to – In dialogue via Pipeline
If candidate shows interest and is willing to apply change status to –
Applied via Pipeline
If a candidate is not interested in the role changes
status to - Declined by Candidate
If a candidate is not interested right now, but wants
to be updated on future opportunities changes
status to - Future Prospect
If a the manager finds the candidate unsuitable for
the role changes status to – Declined by manager
Suitable?
Not suitable?
In case a candidate is not deemed to be suitable
for the role according to the recruiter, changes
status to – Declined by Recruiter
Candidate
not interested?
Candidate interested?
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