Eugenie van Wiechen Managing Talent in the Digital Age #swvi

The first presentation of today at Succesful Recruitment via Internet is by Eugenie van Wiechen, Country Manager Linkedin Netherlands,

What’s changed in hiring?

In Y2k
limited information on both sides, both companies and candidates spent most of the interview on sharing info about who they are before they start discussing the job and their matching.

y2k10
Both company and candidate’s available info has exploded and is easier to access about companies you are able to read blogs, websites and analyst share their opinion. More candidate information you’ll get viaSocial networks and search.

Currently in the Netherlands

66% of Dutch professionals have an account on Linkedin, that is why Linkedin came to the Netherlands. Currently per month 100k new member in the Netherlands.

Talent management begins with reputation management,
Share your company insights and let people become a fan of your company.

The Linkedin tools give the recruiter all possibilities to target their audience and share information one on one.

Too bad, the slides of the Linkedin presentation will not be available for those who are interested in the products they offer. Though you might send an email to Eugenie van Wiechen
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Shally Steckerl about Social Networks

the 2 minute video about Sourcing in Social networks according to the Genome Report by Arbita

the full report 2009 version is to be read here: Genome Report 2009

Work with Arbita on the Recruitment Genome Project 2010 survey

Chief Network Officer

This post I made Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at www.topexecutivesnet.com

During my quest in finding the right people for the right job, I meet a lot of interesting people. People who like networking as much as I do, real connectors and even people who want to share their tips and tricks. This is how I had cup of coffee with John Veitch in Christchurch, New Zealand, who is training people over there in how to benefit from eachothers network. This is also the reason why I went to Belgium to meet Octavio Pitaluga Neto. Octavio, inventor of the jobtitle Chief Network Officer, asked a few questions about this topic:

To be online in….

People ask me often are you online? Where can I find you? What do you do online?

It must take a lot of time, doesn’t it…..

Let me try to summize where I am active in the W3:

twitter, google, yahoo, xing, linkedin, jaiku,
facebook, myspace, socialmedian, msn, nvb,skype,
hrlog, snatw, scoutle, sparx, trackr, me.dium, flickr,
tweakers, spoke, perlmongers, netlog, blogger,
schoolbank, fon, hyves, monsterboard, pownce
marktplaats, tumblr, ecademy, spock, personeelslog,
ikki, naymz,plaxo, marketingfacts, tblog, ten, mobypicture,
lastfm, ning, digg, meetup, listserves, netvibes…..

It might be, I’ve forgotten somethings,
So you know.