Where Do Your Hires Come From?

Where Do Your Hires Come From

Everyone is looking for a job right now. Well, almost everyone. The results are in from Indeed’s large-scale research study, and the way people are managing their careers today may surprise you. Earlier this year, we conducted a survey of over 8,000 adults in the U.S. Seventy one percent of adults in or looking to enter the labor force say they are actively looking or open to a new job. Essentially, the job search is always on.

“Passive” is past. In fact, the #1 activity for people hired within the last six months was visiting an online job site like Indeed. The talent you need is on Indeed. Among all job sites, 54% of hires come from Indeed. That’s more than three times the number of hires as Monster, LinkedIn and CareerBuilder combined. (Source: comScore).

How do your sources compare? Which sources are outperforming others? Which ones have the potential to deliver the right candidates at a lower cost per hire? Performance tracking and analysis will help you determine how to adjust your recruitment strategy to find the talent you need.

Relying on data to make decisions is the single most empowering strategy that businesses have at their disposal. With evidence of what has and hasn’t worked for your company, you can confidently design a way forward—creating and uncovering talent pipelines that will fuel the growth of your business.

Relying on data to make decisions is the single most empowering strategy that businesses have at their disposal. With evidence of what has and hasn’t worked for your company, you can confidently design a way forward—creating and uncovering talent pipelines that will fuel the growth of your business.

As you approach 2016 planning, make sure you’re allocating your budget to the recruiting resource that works. Start today by calling 1-800-231-3758 from 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. Monday-Friday to discuss how Indeed can help you achieve your hiring goals. Check out our blog for more ways to get ahead of 2016 hiring.

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Ed Fox

Ed Fox works closely with partnership stakeholders and product leaders on business strategic planning, as Director of Technology. Ed leads the product and technology teams, directing operations while working with clients to ensure a successful development process and, when appropriate, integration with existing platforms. Ed’s specialty is aligning technology vision and strategy with product and business direction, and converting strategic plans into platforms that can grow in the market.