The Recruiter Database has long been the foundation upon which every recruitment company has been built. The value of a recruitment company has sometimes been measured on the quality and size of the candidates contained in the database. Many Preferred Supplier Listings or tenders have criteria relevant to database size. However, in the last 12-24 months the reliance on this local, private information has seemingly diminished, and the importance of having it is being marginalised.
- The values and culture of the client
- The sort of roles they have historically recruited for
- The nature of people they have historically recruited
- The reasons why they reject or accept different candidates
- Other activities and initiatives ongoing with the client
- Prior history with the candidate
- The particular type of roles they have historically been accepted for
- The sort of roles they have historically been rejected for
- The reasons why they have been rejected or accepted in the past
- Aspects of their personality and values that make them the right ‘cultural fit’ for any given client
All activities and networking undertaken should be recorded in the Recruiter Database for the benefit of the overall business. Otherwise, any networks, information and relationships built up in an Online space, will be lost when the recruiter leaves, the provider vanishes, money for the service runs out, or when everyone moves onto the next thing.
- Upload a Job Description and create a vacancy on the database
- Perform an instant automatic match for suitable candidates shortlisted to the vacancy
- Perform a multi-search for other suitable candidates as a single search brings back all results from all of your CV sources, including the local database, job-boards and networking sites
- Filter and review the ranked results in a single interface, single-click to download and shortlist from external sources, make notes and activities with against reviewed candidates, with automatic recording against the local Recruitment Database
- Place an advert from a vacancy and ensure that all ad-responses are processed automatically onto the database as a ‘Long-listed’ / ‘Applied For’ record against the database vacancy as well as the Source of each application
- Additionally review overnight ad-responses, and candidates automatically matched to the vacancy, as well as results from Watchdogs run against all sources for matching criteria
- Reject unsuitable CVs to the TalentPool so that all CVs received are searchable when needed thus retaining the cost and benefit of procuring the CV for future requirements
- Create and maintain easy –to-access and use ‘Hotlists’ of the best available candidates that you come across while searching and reviewing results and share these with your team
- All candidates added to the Recruitment Database can have a client-ready CV automatically created with branding added to the original document and contact details removed making them ready for checking and sending
- All candidates added to the Recruitment Database can have an email sent with a link to Terms and Conditions (or optionally a link to a registration portal) where they can upload their details, build, and maintain an Online CV profile thereby capturing the rich information your database needs as well as the details on the CV document
All information is stored and viewed in the best context, in a single place, and, more importantly, the comfort of that knowledge being private. After all, it it is your knowledge, your data, and only you should be benefiting from it.