NED is pleased to welcome Indeed’s, Sam Fitzroy, for an informative discussion about the world’s largest job search engine. Tune in to learn how to leverage Indeed’s unique, highly targeted, pay for performance job advertising services, a valuable alternative to traditional job advertising services.
Sam will field questions about the problems Indeed is solving, their explosive growth, their effectiveness and how all of their metrics are highly measurable making job advertising less of a gamble for recruiters and employers. We’ll also do a traffic comparison between Indeed and conventional job advertisers and talk about what jobs you should consider adding to Indeed.com now.
About Sam Fitzroy: Sam Fitzroy is currently the Director of Alliances at Indeed where he has also served as a Client Services Manager.
About Indeed: Indeed.com is a global search engine for jobs, allowing job seekers to find jobs posted on thousands of company career sites and job boards.
About NED: NED is a series of interactive, web-based discussions sponsored by Newton Software, makers of Newton, popular, easy-to-use applicant tracking software. NED showcases recruiting industry influencers and innovators who share their tips, tools, techniques and knowledge with our diverse audience. Whether you’re a recruiter, HR professional, business leader or someone generally interested in talent acquisition, we provide valuable information relevant to the business of recruiting. Tune in live or catch up when it’s convenient.
William Tincup, of the human capital marketing powerhouse, Starr Tincup, will join NED on April 16th. This is show is not to be missed. William is a brilliant marketer that brings a fresh approach to both employment branding and marketing businesses in the human capital space.
William and the rest of the team at Starr Tincup have helped more than 150 clients in the human capital space innovate marketing. Whether you’re selling a new talent management solution, a whiz-bang HCM-oriented social media gizmo or good ol’ human resources consulting, these guys know your buyer – likely better than you do. Starr Tincup wrote the book on human capital marketing – get yours here.
We’ll start this show with William providing a “state of the union” of recruiting over the past year and we’ll dive into what to expect in the future.
About William Tincup: William is a Principal at Starr Tincup, strategic marketing consultancy for human capital firms. His tombstone will read “harsh but fair”. He’s a seasoned entrepreneur and a sophisticated marketer. He’s made thousands of mistakes in being both an entrepreneur and a marketer. Like most people, William tries to learn from all his experiences – good, bad and ugly.
About NED: NED is a series of interactive, web-based discussions sponsored by Newton Software, makers of Newton, popular, easy-to-use applicant tracking software. NED showcases recruiting industry influencers and innovators who share their tips, tools, techniques and knowledge with our diverse audience. Whether you’re a recruiter, HR professional, business leader or someone generally interested in talent acquisition, we provide valuable information relevant to the business of recruiting. Tune in live or catch up when it’s convenient.
We don’t have one of these – yet. One of our friends that works down at Google as a recruiter pulled up behind the Google Meeting Bike today. We like to bike but, we’re not much for meetings. Maybe we’ll get one of these someday and we’ll finally change our tune about meetings. Until then, we’ll just use our conference room to talk about applicant tracking software.
He was the only one that picked Duke from the start and it paid off big for “Fabulous” Steve Fine, the winner of the 2010 Newton Software BBall Pick’em. Steve pretty much had the bracket wrapped up last week and he wasn’t afraid to let us know. He sent an email to the commissioner’s office on March 30th with a screen shot of the standings. He’d pulled away from the pack.
Steve is said to be traveling this week and was unavailable for comment this morning. But, a spokesman for Mr. Fine sent us a picture of Steve celebrating this morning and enclosed the following video. Watch for Steve 30 seconds into the video and then again at 44 seconds. Steve Fine takes his sports seriously. Congratulations to Steve Fine and thanks to everyone that participated.
NED, a podcast series that showcases recruiting industry influencers and innovators, is kicking off an exciting month starting with an interview with Carol Schultz, the CEO of Vertical Elevation.
Carol and her team are pioneering a new trend in the recruiting industry, a fundamental shift from the one-size-fits-all mentality that permeates current, traditional recruitment practices. During this podcast we’ll learn more about Carol’s brainchild, RPOptimization, and how it works. Undoubtedly, Carol will also provide us with some tips and techniques on how to better implement recruiting best practices.
About Carol Schultz: Carol Schultz is a pioneer in the Recruitment Process Optimization and Career Strategy Industry. She has built a client base of countless individuals and myriad companies from early stage pre-IPOs to publicly traded companies. Over the past 25 years, she’s honed her industry expertise and formed an intrinsic understanding of successful recruiting processes. Carol’s company,Vertical Elevation, combines best-in-class process auditing, executable strategy, and expertise to provide integrated and customized talent-acquisition solutions.
About NED: NED is a series of interactive, web-based discussions sponsored by Newton Software, makers of Newton, popular, easy-to-use applicant tracking software. NED showcases recruiting industry influencers and innovators who share their tips, tools, techniques and knowledge with our diverse audience. Whether you’re a recruiter, HR professional, business leader or someone generally interested in talent acquisition, we provide valuable information relevant to the business of recruiting. Tune in live or catch up when it’s convenient.
We’ve moved! Newton Software’s new home is a former fire station, built in 1907 with bricks from the rubble of the Great Earthquake of 1906. Once the home of the San Francisco Underwriter’s Fire Patrol, a privately financed fire battalion sponsored by insurance companies, the building was a working station until 1943. The station was also the first to receive a motorized fire patrol wagon in 1911, an American LaFrance, registry #25, Type 5 with a 4 cylinder 50 HP engine.
While we’ve only moved 7 blocks from our former HQ, we’re excited to be in a new neighborhood. Our new home is located directly behind the SFMOMA and we’re only one block from the Moscone Convention Center and Yerba Buena Gardens. Also, rumor has it that we’re only a half a block from the nearest kimchi burrito. This is important.
NED is pleased to welcome Indeed’s, Sam Fitzroy, for an informative discussion about the world’s largest job search engine. Tune in to learn how to leverage Indeed’s unique, highly targeted, pay for performance job advertising services, a valuable alternative to traditional job advertising services.
Check out our the recent Proactive Employer Podcast featuring Joel Passen discussing Newtons’s new EEO / OFCCP Functionality
NED, a podcast series that showcases recruiting industry influencers and innovators, is kicking off an exciting month starting with an interview with Carol Schultz, the CEO of Vertical Elevation.
About Carol Schultz: Carol Schultz is a pioneer in the Recruitment Process Optimization and Career Strategy Industry. She has built a client base of countless individuals and myriad companies from early stage pre-IPOs to publicly traded companies. Over the past 25 years, she’s honed her industry expertise and formed an intrinsic understanding of successful recruiting processes. Carol’s company,