Maria Hardeman  Recruitment Product Consultant

 LinkedIn

Getting in and getting out: LinkedIn Recruiter workflow success

Perry Monaco  Strategic Product Consultant

 LinkedIn  @elvisrun

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Transform from working hard to working smart  Today’s agenda

What is working smart? Review the basics Recruiter efficiency improvements

•  Update me

•  Projects 2.0

The mobile revolution Rules to live by

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There is no substitute for hard work.  - Thomas Edison

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Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first

four sharpening the axe.  - Abraham Lincoln

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 The basics Saved searches and search alerts

Save your search

Activate the alert

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 The basics Add notes and set reminders

Add a free-form note

Create a reminder

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 The basics Check your notifications

Check inbox, notifications, and to-do items

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 Recruiter efficiency improvements Update me

Receive automatic updates

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 Recruiter efficiency improvements Projects 2.0

Auto pipeline candidates

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45% LinkedIn traffic via mobile

The mobile revolution

Job views on mobile have grown ~3x faster than job views on desktop* Applicants via mobile nearly doubled since January

*Total job views, Oct’12 – Sept’13 vs. Oct’13 – Sept’14 #intalent

Rules to live by

Focus

Single-task

Set a routine

Create lists

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 Rules to live by Create lists

Do small, manageable tasks •  Reward yourself with a check mark

•  Make results measurable

Focus Single-task Set a routine Create lists

 Rules to live by Set a routine

Schedule a pattern of activities •  Less time spent searching

•  Builds momentum

Focus Single-task Set a routine Create lists

 Rules to live by Single-task

Multitasking can be counterproductive •  Eliminate distractions

•  Do one activity at a time

Focus Single-task Set a routine Create lists Source: “The Cognitive Costs of Multitasking,” Kendra Cherry. http://psychology.about.com/od/cognitivepsychology/a/costs-of-multitasking.htm

 Rules to live by Focus

Five more rule One thing at a time Conquer procrastination Use your hands as blinkers See for the first or last time

Focus Single-task Set a routine Create lists Source: “5 Tips to Improve Your Concentration,” Sam Horn. http://altmedicine.about.com/od/optimumhealthessentials/a/Concentration.htm