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Jeff Dickey-Chasins commented on Will Thomson's blog post '50 Friends I Met in Twitterland- You MUST Meet'
"thanks, I appreciate it! (Although I should point out that my twitter handle above is misspelled - it should be @JobBoardDoctor). Thanks!"
May 3
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May 1
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Results are in from the 2013 Online Recruiting and Job Board Trends surveys

The results are in from the 2013 Online Recruiting and Job Board Trends surveys. Here are some interesting tidbits:Most respondents are planning to increase spending on their company career site, mobile recruiting, and referral programsReferrals, niche job boards, and LinkedIn are most frequently cited as producing high quality candidatesOnly half of the respondents track the cost per applicationOver 90% of those respondents using social media for recruitment are using LinkedInThe lack of…See More
Apr 30
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Godzilla vs. Mothra: competitive innovation from LinkedIn and CareerBuilder?

It seems that Monster is continuing its long, slow fade as the ‘big dog’ in the job board world (funny how long-term lack of leadership can do that to you). But there are plenty of services vying for the leadership role:Indeed, CareerBuilder, and LinkedIn come most immediately to mind. Of these, the latter two have shown the most…See More
Apr 17
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Godzilla vs. Mothra: competitive innovation from LinkedIn and CareerBuilder?

It seems that Monster is continuing its long, slow fade as the ‘big dog’ in the job board world (funny how long-term lack of leadership can do that to you). But there are plenty of services vying for the leadership role:Indeed, CareerBuilder, and LinkedIn come most immediately to mind. Of these, the latter two have shown the most…See More
Apr 16
Jeff Dickey-Chasins posted a blog post

Simple vs. complex: why the former wins

Have you tried applying for a job lately? If the employer is of any size, you will probably be directed into an applicant tracking system (ATS), where you will fill out many pages of questions. It can be a time-consuming process – and this is prior to actually applying for the specific job.It is complex, and it is a pain.What happened to the wonderful old days when you submitted your resume and cover letter, and called it good?“But Jeff, making the job application simple just generates more…See More
Apr 9
Jeff Dickey-Chasins posted a blog post

Is it time for job boards to get a new name?

Last May I wrote a post about  the concept of a ‘job board’, in which I asked the eternal questions, “Is LinkedIn a job board?” and “Is Indeed a job board?” It was one of the more popular posts of the year, with 158…See More
Mar 12
A blog post by Jeff Dickey-Chasins was featured

Is there a truly social job search service out there?

So perhaps you saw that LinkedIn has updated/upgraded its job search functionality? They sent me an email inviting me to give it a whirl, so I did – and it got me to thinking about social stuff and job search.First, LinkedIn: the job search is nice, and it’s something that they should have done a while ago – but better late than never. You can search, easily see who is related to or in the companies you discover, follow companies, save jobs and searches, and generally do the basic stuff you…See More
Feb 27
Suresh commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post 'Is there a truly social job search service out there?'
"I think with job ads, the idea is to keep it simple to convey the message clearly to the audience. Too much info or too little is a problem, reaching the right audience is the key and getting the audience to respond is even more important. Can…"
Feb 26
pam claughton commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post 'Is there a truly social job search service out there?'
"I agree, and frankly if I were to do a job search I don't think I'd want everyone to know my business!"
Feb 26
Jerry Albright commented on Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post 'Is there a truly social job search service out there?'
"I just don't see the "social" need for job search frankly.  People look for a job, interview and complete their job search.  Why do we need to over-complicate things?"
Feb 26
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Jeff Dickey-Chasins posted a blog post

Is there a truly social job search service out there?

So perhaps you saw that LinkedIn has updated/upgraded its job search functionality? They sent me an email inviting me to give it a whirl, so I did – and it got me to thinking about social stuff and job search.First, LinkedIn: the job search is nice, and it’s something that they should have done a while ago – but better late than never. You can search, easily see who is related to or in the companies you discover, follow companies, save jobs and searches, and generally do the basic stuff you…See More
Feb 26
Jeff Dickey-Chasins posted a blog post

A roundup of some new, interesting, and unusual recruitment and job board sites

It’s been a while since I looked at the newest crop of recruitment and job board sites, so I thought that we could take a trip down StartUpLane and see what we discover:TalentSprocket: It bills itself as ‘the first…See More
Feb 12
Rebecca B. Sargeant liked Jeff Dickey-Chasins's blog post Take the 2013 Online Recruiting Industry Trends survey!
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Jeff Dickey-Chasins
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Job Board Doctor
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Human Resources
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>15 years
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All Industries
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<10
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Brian Carroll
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Results are in from the 2013 Online Recruiting and Job Board Trends surveys

Posted on April 30, 2013 at 8:45am 0 Comments

The results are in from the 2013 Online Recruiting and Job Board Trends surveys. Here are some interesting tidbits:

  • Most respondents are planning to increase spending on their company career site, mobile recruiting, and referral programs
  • Referrals, niche job boards, and LinkedIn are most frequently cited as producing high quality candidates
  • Only half of the respondents track the cost per application
  • Over…
Continue

Godzilla vs. Mothra: competitive innovation from LinkedIn and CareerBuilder?

Posted on April 16, 2013 at 8:37am 0 Comments

It seems that Monster is continuing its long, slow fade as the ‘big dog’ in the job board world (funny how long-term lack of leadership can do that to you). But there are plenty of services vying for the leadership role:Indeed, CareerBuilder, and LinkedIn come…

Continue

Simple vs. complex: why the former wins

Posted on April 9, 2013 at 8:56am 0 Comments

Have you tried applying for a job lately? If the employer is of any size, you will probably be directed into an applicant tracking system (ATS), where you will fill out many pages of questions. It can be a time-consuming process – and this is prior to actually applying for the specific job.

It is complex, and it is a pain.

What happened to the wonderful old days when you submitted your resume and cover letter, and called it…

Continue

Is it time for job boards to get a new name?

Posted on March 12, 2013 at 8:40am 0 Comments

Last May I wrote a post about  the concept of a ‘job board’, in which I asked the eternal questions, “Is LinkedIn a job board?” and “Is Indeed a job board?” It was one of the more…

Continue

Is there a truly social job search service out there?

Posted on February 26, 2013 at 8:50am 3 Comments

So perhaps you saw that LinkedIn has updated/upgraded its job search functionality? They sent me an email inviting me to give it a whirl, so I did – and it got me to thinking about social stuff and job search.

First, LinkedIn: the job search is nice, and it’s something that they should have done a while ago – but better late than never. You can search, easily see who is related to or in the companies you discover, follow companies, save jobs and…

Continue

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