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🌐 Use Language-Specific Job BoardsDon’t restrict your sourcing to only English-based platforms. Many professionals list their profiles and job preferences on regional or language-specific job boards (e.g., Naukri Gulf for […]
🎯 Sourcing Tip – Day 77 Use Online Course Platforms to Discover Learners & Experts Websites like Coursera, Udemy, edX, and Skillshare have discussion boards, learner profiles, and sometimes even […]
🎯 Sourcing Tip – Use Content Collaboration to Attract Passive Talent Instead of only reaching out with job postings, collaborate with potential candidates on industry-relevant content. For example, invite them […]
💡 Sourcing Tip #75: 👉 Don’t underestimate the power of local business directories such as Justdial, Sulekha, Kompass, and Yellow Pages. These platforms list companies across industries, often with key […]
Talent Sourcing Tip – Day 74 Use Patent Databases to Find Inventors & SpecialistsPatent databases like Google Patents, USPTO, or WIPO contain detailed information about innovators, researchers, and engineers who […]
Tip 73: Leverage Local Online Job Forums & Classifieds Beyond LinkedIn and job boards, many regions have local online job forums, classifieds, and community boards (like QuikrJobs, OLX Jobs, or […]
Sourcing Tip – Day 72 Use GitLab & Bitbucket to Find Tech TalentWhile GitHub is widely used, many developers host their projects on GitLab and Bitbucket. These platforms let you […]
Tip 71 – Use Meetup to Discover Specialized Talent Meetup isn’t just for hobbies—it’s full of professional groups where niche talent gathers. 🔹 Search for local or virtual groups (e.g., […]
Tip 70 – Tap Into Hackathons & Tech Events for Talent Sourcing Hackathons, coding competitions, and tech meetups are not just innovation hubs—they’re also excellent sourcing grounds. Many platforms (like […]
Sourcing Tip – Day 69 💻 Use Reddit to Discover Hidden Talent Pools Reddit is more than memes — it’s full of niche communities where professionals share insights, projects, and […]
Tip 68: Use Kaggle to Source Data & AI Talent Kaggle isn’t just a competition platform—it’s a sourcing treasure for data scientists, machine learning engineers, and AI enthusiasts. Many professionals […]
Sourcing Tip – Day 67: Use Boolean on Twitter (X) for niche talentTwitter (X) is not just for trending news—it’s a hidden sourcing pool. Many professionals actively share updates, portfolios, […]
Tip 66: Use Boolean search with “Current Title” filters for precision When sourcing on platforms like LinkedIn or job boards, don’t just rely on broad keywords. Many candidates may list […]
🔎 Sourcing Tip – Day 65 Use Boolean Search with Google’s “Numrange” Operator Google’s numrange operator (..) can help you filter candidates by graduation year, experience, or certifications. For example: […]
#SourcingTip – Day 64 💻 Leverage “Community Job Boards” for Hidden Talent Not every professional is on LinkedIn or mainstream platforms. Many niche experts—especially developers, designers, writers, and marketers—hang out […]
🎯 #SourcingTip – Day 63: Use Google Scholar & Research Publications for Expert Talent If you’re hiring for R&D, data science, engineering, or specialized technical roles, explore Google Scholar and […]
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