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Subject: Leverage “Tech Conference” Attendee Lists for Passive Talent Sourcing -đź‘« Many niche professionals attend industry events, but not all are actively job-hunting. Search for publicly available attendee or speaker […]
🔍Sourcing Tip – Day 48 Use Advanced Filters in Facebook Groups for Passive TalentMany niche professional communities on Facebook allow you to search posts and member lists using advanced filters. […]
🎯 #SourcingTip – Day 47Use Podcast Guest Lists to Discover Hidden TalentMany industry experts and niche professionals appear as guests on podcasts to share their expertise. These guests often have […]
🔍 Sourcing Tip – Day 46 🎯 Leverage YouTube Comments to Discover Hidden Talent đź’¬ The Insight: While platforms like LinkedIn or GitHub are the usual go-tos for sourcing, YouTube […]
🧩 Day 45 – Tap into Hidden Talent Pools on Discord Communities Not all great candidates live on LinkedIn. Some code, collaborate, and converse on Discord. Thousands of niche communities—ranging […]
#SourcingTip – Day 44 🔍Refine searches using Boolean proximity operators to pinpoint candidates whose skills are mentioned close together in their resumes, profiles, or online content. đź’»When sourcing talent, keywords […]
#SourcingTip – Day 42 Tap into Slack Communities for Hidden Talent Slack isn’t just for internal chats—it’s home to thousands of niche communities where professionals actively discuss trends, share job […]
Day 41 Sourcing Tip: “The Reddit Ripple” Strategy Reddit isn’t just a rabbit hole—it’s a goldmine for passive talent. Instead of searching for candidates directly, track niche subreddits where professionals […]
🕵️‍♀️ Sourcing Tip – Day 40: Reverse Lookup Using Email or Social Handles When you find a candidate’s email or social media handle (e.g., Twitter, GitHub, Reddit), don’t stop there.Use […]
#SourcingTip – Day 38: Explore Reddit to Source Passive Talent Reddit isn’t just a platform for memes and discussions — it’s a goldmine for recruiters seeking niche, high-quality talent. Subreddits […]
🕵️‍♂️ #SourcingTip – Day 37: Leverage “inanchor:” for Targeted Content-Based Searches When you’re looking for candidates who create or contribute to niche content, such as technical blogs, case studies, or […]
🕷️ Sourcing Tip – Day 35 🔍 Track Candidate Job Changes Using LinkedIn Alerts Set job change alerts on LinkedIn for specific companies, roles, or geographies. When a candidate updates […]
🧠Sourcing Tip – Day 34: Use GitHub Repositories for Skill Validation When you find a candidate’s GitHub profile, don’t just stop at their bio — explore their repositories! âś… […]
#SourcingTip – Day 33 🎯 Use “intitle:” and “inurl:” Boolean operators for targeted sourcingThese Google search operators help narrow your search to specific words in a page’s title or URL. […]
🔍 #SourcingTip – Day 32 Master Boolean Search for Niche HiringUse advanced operators to refine and supercharge your sourcing. âś… Examples: 1. Title-specific Search:intitle:”data engineer” AND python AND (aws OR […]
The Strategy: ⚒️Gone are the days of generic “Hi [Name], I have an exciting opportunity…” messages. Smart recruiters are now using AI to create hyper-personalized outreach that resonates with each […]
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