RESUME FORENSICS: Strategies and Tactics for finding millions of resumes and passive candidates on the world wide web for free
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Resume Forensics by Jim Stroud
RESUME FORENSICS: Strategies and Tactics for finding millions of resumes and passive candidates on the world wide web for free.
As the end of the year looms, have you considered your budget for the following year? Are you realizing that as you make your workforce decisions, you may very soon need to scale your recruiting efforts accordingly? In this recession, are you equipped to do more with less? If you are not planning for the future, the best time to do so is now. Now you can get the results of 100 hours of online research to learn where to find the resources you need for quickly building a pipeline of talent in various niche industries.
In his 45-page report, “Resume Forensics,” Searchologist Jim Stroud shares the following:
- Where in the world can I find the most online resumes for free?
- Where in the world can I find the most online CVs for free?
- Which search engine has the most resumes indexed?
- Which search engine had the most industry-specific resumes indexed?
- Which search engine delivered the most relevant search results when seeking out resumes?
- How many free resumes were collectively indexed on Google, Yahoo and Bing?
- Which resume searches worked the best on Google, Yahoo and Bing?
- How many passive candidates skilled in Computer Science are online?
- Where is the best place to find passive candidates skilled in the most popular computer languages?
Plus get easy to follow instructions on how to perform the following:
- How to source passive candidates from popular and obscure Social Networks and online forums.
- How to find free resumes on Google
- How to find free resumes on Yahoo
- How to find free resumes on Bing
- How to find free resumes online that most Recruiters overlook
NOTE: The tutorials have been simplified even further with the addition of several TinyUrls. In other words, after explaining the process of sourcing a particular skillset, a Tinyurl is given so you can view the exact method used to find that results. For example, go to your browser and type in this web address: http://tinyurl.com/example229 You will be taken to an example of how to find CTOs on Google.
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