Pros And Cons Of Posting On Job Boards - Lance Winsaft

NAVIGATING JOB BOARD OPTIONS By Lance Winsaft

Today we’re talking about posting on job boards and what posting on a job board is worth.

With so many choices available, there are pros and cons to using job boards and I want to go over some of those here in this post.

If you’re looking to hire talent, there are a lot of options to find potential candidates for open positions within your company.

It may seem overwhelming with so many job board options, artificial intelligence software, recruiters, staffing agencies, and more.

ARE JOB BOARDS WORTH IT?

The question is are companies like Monster, Careerbuilder, Zip Recruiter, Indeed, and other job boards worth spending the money on.

It’s very likely if you are looking to fill open positions at your company that you’re in one of a few different positions.

If you don’t have enough outbound recruiting man power you’re likely trying to find ways to passively attract talent to your company.

Job boards like mentioned above can seem like a good option.

Looking into options, you will notice they can be very expensive and it may be challenging to know which option to choose.

PICKING AND CHOOSING FOR YOUR NEEDS

The most important thing to understand is that job boards are good for certain positions only.

Job boards should be used primarily for low level entry level positions.

Ideally, roles that are administrative or don’t require a lot of specialized education or skills are best for job boards.

Job boards lose their effectiveness the more specialized you get with a position, especially with more senior roles.

Once you start to get to the manager, director, VP or above, job boards are going to become increasingly less effective.

QUANTITY OVER QUALITY

One way or another, with job boards, you’re going to have to allot time to sift through an abundance of resumes.

Job boards will get you a high quantity of resumes, but the quality of those resumes and candidates is going to be very low.

You will likely reject eight or nine out of every 10 resumes that come through for your position.

You or someone on your staff will need to sift through these initial resumes and weed out the ones that are simply junk.

Many job boards today allow candidates to apply to multiple positions at once.

Therefore candidates are not necessarily looking at job descriptions or job requirements.

Often candidates are just blasting their resume out to as many positions as possible hoping that something will stick.

This shotgun affect makes it a headache for anyone who has to sift through hundreds of resumes to find only a few potentials.

For certain roles this can be good, but for many roles it isn’t worth it.

You may not have the staff or the time to go through all these resumes, therefore this may not be a good option for you.

SIFTING THROUGH THE MESS

The other thing to consider is that for the most part, people who are applying on job boards are not currently working.

Candidates without jobs who are actively looking may not be where the best talent tends to lie.

You may want to consider talent that is not actively and aggressively looking for a new position, or maybe not looking at all.

People working effectively for your competition may have the time to find a new position.

With this in mind, you’re likely not going to be tapping into the passive job market.

So you are limiting yourself greatly to the pool of talent that are the active talent.

Don’t get me wrong, there are some good people out there applying on job boards, but they are the exception to the rule.

IS THE COST WORTH THE PAYOFF?

The other tricky aspect with job boards is that you never can know which is the best one for your market.

Unless you are in an extremely specialized field like healthcare, engineering or software development, you won’t know which job board is best.

In these cases, it’s likely you will need memberships with multiple job boards which can get expensive.

The costs for membership and the time to speak to and sift through the high volume of resumes can be costly.

You’re likely better off hiring an internal headhunter or an external headhunting agency like us to do that work on your behalf.

HIRING A RECRUITER

One thing to keep in mind is to never hire a recruiting company that is going to post on job boards on your behalf.

Those are lazy recruiters and if you’re going to hire a recruiter they should be tapping into the passive market mentioned above.

A recruiter is likely going to be slightly more expensive, but you’re going to get much more bang for your buck.

Also your life is going to be a whole lot easier and your experience hiring will be much more streamlined.

IN CONCLUSION

Job boards can work, but they take a lot of work to manage and can end up being very expensive.

I recommend doing a cost-benefit analysis.

You really want to look and see what you’re going to get with a recruiter versus what you would get with the job boards.

You’ll certainly attract better candidates going with the recruiter.

In any case, find and do what works best for you and your business.

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Tips For Headhunting And Recruiting For Your Team - Lance Winsaft

By Lance Winsaft

This week’s blog is about tips for headhunting and recruiting new employees for your team.

Headhunting and active recruiting is distinct from posting on job boards and in taking incoming resumes.

This article is about the best ways and tips for proactively acquiring top talent, otherwise known as headhunting.

Proactively recruiting or head hunting will give you a competitive edge in acquiring top talent and over your competition.

GET CLEAR ABOUT WHAT YOU NEED

First, for any given position that you’re recruiting for, you need to be 100% clear about what you need for that role.

Clarity is the first place to start and is critical because without it you will never be able to find what you want!

You should sit with your team, stakeholders, mentors or outside resources to write up a good job description for the role.

Before writing a description though, be sure that you know what you need for your team.

What type of experience do you need for the open role?

Do you require somebody with management experience? If so, how many years?

Does this person need to have a specific skill set?

Do they need to be skilled in a particular technology?

The list goes on, but be sure you set out all of the important questions you’ll need to ask to create your ideal candidate.

FINDING THE RIGHT CULTURAL FIT FOR YOUR COMPANY

One thing that is also important is getting clear about what the personality for this person should be.

They will need to be able to be a fit in your company culture.

On a separate note, having a defined company culture is the first step to being able to interview for culture.

Interviewing for culture is a separate topic that we will discuss in another blog.

STAYING FLEXIBLE DURING THE PROCESS

Once you get extremely clear on what you need for your next hire, you’ll be set to succeed and able to focus on exactly what you want.

It’s important to note that you should be open to adjusting this along the way.

When you start interviewing people you may realize there are certain things that you really need and certain things that you don’t.

So you won’t be stuck with this description, but you want to have a very solid and precise place to start from.

ADVERTISING FOR YOUR OPEN POSITIONS

You’re going to want to advertise your job in someway, but I don’t recommend posting on a lot of job boards.

As a recruiting strategy, posting on job boards may become a secondary thing that you do.

You need to have a good career portal on your website.

This is a place that you can direct people to apply into your database so that you can process them as a candidate.

This is very important as potential candidates will need a simple process to follow in order for you to move them through quickly.

HAVING A SMOOTH INTERVIEWING PROCESS

The next point is that you want to have a well flushed out and well thought out interview process.

This will easily move potential candidates through your process and leave them with a good experience of your company.

They have a good experience of your company and they will be left with your brand and your culture when moving through your interview cycle.

You don’t want to ever have any candidate have a bad experience moving through your interview cycle.

KNOW YOUR COMPETITION 

Next, you will likely need to do some research as to where your ideal candidate lives.

It’s likely they are with at least some form of your competition.

You may know about some of your competitors, but it’s likely you don’t know a lot about many of them.

The best place to start is making a list of competitive companies or companies where your ideal person might be.

CREATE A STRONG HEADHUNTING STRATEGY

You can leverage resources like LinkedIn, other social media and Google.

Start to hunt these people down and then you will need to do a lot of outbound contact to reach the right people.

Sometimes the toughest part in having a headhunting strategy is the volume that is required.

Many people who start headhunting think they’ll reach out to 10 ideal candidates and that they will get one of them.

Unfortunately, it never works that way.

Most of the rolls we fill for our clients take us contacting 500 to 1,000 people in order to find a suitable candidate.

You need to be prepared to do the volume of outreach, the work and spend the time to find that right person.

WHEN TO HIRE AN OUTSIDE RECRUITER

If this is something that you can’t do, hire someone to do it for you.

You can hire a solid recruiter who knows your business, knows what they’re doing and can do this work on your behalf.

It’s very important to have a streamlined interview process, especially in today’s candidate driven market.

If your interview process is too long or drawn out, you’re likely to lose candidates to other offers or companies that are moving faster.

You’ve also got to make sure that you can compete from a salary perspective.

CONCLUSION

You need to have a good strategy from start to finish in order to have an effective recruiting or headhunting experience.

You need to start with a clear and concise view of what you need and what you will be looking for.

Only then will you be able to hone in on what is needed.

If this step isn’t followed you could waste a lot of time spinning your wheels with people who aren’t what you really need.

Avoid job boards or at least don’t rely solely on them to produce any real result.

Find out where your talent is, do the legwork and research so you know where to get the people that you need for your team.

Likely they are with your competition, so know your competition.

A concise interview process that flows well will leave candidates with a good experience of your company, brand and culture.

Have a process that moves quickly so that you don’t lose candidates to other companies that move faster.

Lastly, be ready and able to spend the time to put in the sheer volume required to head home effectively.

If this all seems like a lot of work, it is!

That’s why headhunting companies like us exist!

If you ever need extra help feel free to contact us.

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Check out this article for some qualities you should look for when seeking new talent for your team: https://read.bi/2N1YvyW

MEN GETTING PAID MORE THAN WOMEN – EVEN MILLENNIALS? - Lance Winsaft

THE GENDER PAY GAP

So it looks like the gender pay gap may not be changing any time soon, can Millennials make a difference?

The pay gap between men and woman has always had a significant gap between the two. In history, men have always been paid more than women. 

Some states are creating new laws to impact this problem.

Experts say though things may not be getting better.

MILLENNIALS 

Today, Millennials make up the largest generational group in the workforce in the US. Millennials are truly taking over!

Millennials face gender pay gap just like any other generation.

The gap unfortunately continues to widen especially in the Millennial generation.

Experts have reported that this pay gap will continue to widen as salaries rise.

Even though the gap is smaller than Generation X or Baby Boomers in history the gap is predicted to continue to widen as more of the workforce becomes primarily Millennial.

WHERE IS IT THE WORST?

The biggest example of the gap are in TV and Entertainment. Actors have been recorded to have been making much more in entertainment than women.

Wages for millennial men are growing at a rapid rate than for millennial women with comparable jobs.

WHAT ABOUT INDUSTRIES?

It has been found that millennial women earn less across every region and industry than their male coworkers.

The largest gap is found in educational and health services between men and woman. It is found that men are making more in a woman driven field. 

This truly highlights the problem.

STARBUCKS STEPPING UP

Starbucks came out and announced that the gender pay gap between men and women has been eliminated at their company.

Last Wednesday, Starbucks announced that the pay gap is closed and that it has achieved 100 percent  pay equality amongst it’s employees. 

Over 3,5000 people celebrated as Lucy Helm, EVP and Chief Partner Officer announced the pay gap elimination.

Across the nation the pay gap between men and women is about 20 percent. But among much more educated and accredited workers the pay gap is much larger and goes up to 34 percent.

What does this mean exactly? For every dollar males are paid woman get paid 66 cents with a graduate degree.

Starbucks also announced that they will be formulating and share pay equity principals that helped it close the gender gap pay to show other companies what they have to do to really follow their pay.

This is ground breaking work in history and really shows change in the making for companies like Starbucks. 

WHAT CAN WE DO?

We as recruiters want to make sure that everyone of our candidates are given the best rate of pay possible. 

Many laws are being passed in states around the country that prohibit recruiters and employers from asking people their salary.

The idea being that people will not get a new salary offered based on their current earnings, which may be unfair or under market.

This can be a double edged sword for candidates as many are now asking for salaries that are too high, and then pricing themselves out compare to the competition.

Be smart about this but also know your legal rights.

WHY DO WOMEN GET PAID LESS THAN MEN?

This is something that goes back in history. Before men were seen as the bread winners.

Things have significantly changed while women have become more and more empowered to become bread winners on their own and in families.

This is something that has escalated and become more known. Because pay wise women were paid less in the past, women have become more educated and earned degrees and have put their foot in the door to great companies holding high titles.

Women are really starting to make their print in the workforce in fields that are dominated by men. 

CONCLUSION

Things seem to not be changing too much even with the Millennial generation taking over the workforce. 

Trends show that in fact the gender gap pay gap may even widen as time goes on with men continuing to make more money than women.

Be sure to know the laws in your state. If you are an employer, don’t discriminate!

Here at Aldebaran Recruiting we will continue to do everything we can to negotiate the best and fair salary for all of our candidates.

LANCE WINSAFT ON WHAT TO DO WHEN A RECRUITER IS BEING UNRESPONSIVE

Did a recruiter suddenly stop responding to your emails? Are they not responding to you after you went to multiple interviews? Have you sent them polite emails and multiple phone calls for a month, but they’re still not getting back to you? Then you have been ‘ghosted.’

Ghosting is a pretty common occurrence not only in recruiting, but also in life. It’s when the other party ‘slowly fades away.’ If you find yourself being ghosted in the hiring process, here’s what you should do.

1. Mourn About It

Let it all out. Cry on your bed. Punch your pillows. It’s ok to feel upset. You have every right to feel that way. However, it’s important to do this privately. Share your pain and frustration with your closest friends and family, but don’t bring it to your social media. Venting through your social media is not the best option. It will demonstrate a lack of emotional control to your future employers and ruin your chances in the job hunt.

2a. Send a Firm Email Saying That This is Not Ok

Ghosting is an unprofessional business practice. Sending a firm email may not get you the job, but it might make you feel better. Recruiter Jane Ashen Turkewitz from .comrecruiting suggests sending an email like this:

“I would like to thank you for the opportunity to interview for the role of X. I was surprised, after my 7 rounds of interviews, to not hear anything regardless of my attempts to stay engaged.

Due to the lack of response, it’s a fair assumption that you have decided to move in another direction.  While I am disappointed, I certainly respect if someone more qualified entered the picture.

That said, isn’t it common courtesy to let a candidate know where he stands in the process, even if it’s a difficult conversation? A rejection is disappointing but ghosting shows a lack of leadership and empathy.

I hope one day, if you are in my shoes, interviewing for a new, exciting job, that you are not treated in such an unkind manner. Wishing you and yours continued success as I find success elsewhere.”

Be cautious about sending a firm email. Remember, send it only when you’re ready to move on from the job. Also, it’s best not to be too firm when you’ve only been to only one interview with them. Instead, you can them a small and polite note.

2b. You Can Also Not Do Anything

Please don’t go assuming that recruiters are evil. Not all of us are like this. Sometimes recruiters have no control over this. Sometimes being unresponsive can be a part of the recruiter’s job. Some companies have a “no feedback” policy. By not doing anything, you won’t be burning any bridges. It’s a good way to keep your options open with this company, especially if it’s a big company. 

3. Don’t Let It Affect Your Other Applications

Don’t start becoming impatient and keep asking questions to future recruiters. It’s best to always present your best self. Getting ghosted sucks, but it’s best to let it go. Yes, we realize that it’s much, much harder than it sounds. Every recruiting process is different. It’s best to simply learn from this experience to be prepared for when a recruiter ghosts you again.

Don’t be discouraged when you’re being ghosted. It happens more often than you’d think, but not all recruiters are like this. It doesn’t always mean that they’re not interested in you either. Getting ghosted can be very upsetting, but worst case scenario: You won’t end up in a company that lacks proper etiquette. If they’re treating you poorly from the start, who knows what else they would do to you.

LANCE WINSAFT - WHAT TO DO ABOUT JOB HOPPERS

Some recruiters do not like candidates who job hop. They believe that job hoppers only cause an unnecessary increase in their turnover expenses. However, that is not always true. 

There are plenty of benefits that job hoppers can bring to your company. 

Why they make good hires

Job hoppers may bring benefits that can more than make up for your turnover expenses.

• Fast learners

They are typically fast learners. Having had many jobs in a relatively short period of time, they have learned to be adaptable and adjust quickly to new environments. Since they’re easy to get onboard, they don’t require much time and effort to get up to speed.

• Diverse skill sets

Job hoppers often have a wide range of both technical and soft skills. Having worked in different industries, they can tackle problems from a different perspective. They may also be familiar with different technologies that your company might benefit from. Job hoppers have developed strong interpersonal skills by working with a wide range of people and companies.

• Bring new ideas

Job hoppers can bring new ideas. They can draw on their experiences from working with other companies to bring more innovative ideas and solutions to your company. This is something that loyal employees might lack. As a result, it prevents your company from being stale.

• Wide social network

Job hoppers are more than just a deep well of knowledge and ideas. They have most likely built a wide business network. Having more business connections can only benefit your company. This can be anything from recruiting more quality candidates and finding more clients.

How to hire them and get them to settle at your company

Job hoppers are naturally ambitious and eager to gain new experience and/or climb the ranks. Retaining them can be difficult, just as it is difficult to attract and retain any top talent. 

• Foster employee development

You can increase retention rates by implementing employee engagement programs. Talk and listen to your employees. Let them express their objectives. Then provide them with some strategic direction. Ambitious job hoppers are eager to learn. They seek guidance and will greatly appreciate your input. They will be more inclined to keep working with you if your company is a resourceful learning environment to them.

• Facilitate advancement in the company

All employees want to be valued for their hard work and commitment. Job hoppers are the same. They crave continuous recognition of their contributions to the company. Create a rewarding and appealing work environment by recognizing their years of service, high performance, and continued excellence. Again, you have to listen to them closely. Take the time to understand their interests to create a recognition program that will truly resonate with them. Job hoppers will be more inclined to stay at your company if they feel valued.

LANCE WINSAFT - WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN AN “INEXPERIENCED” CANDIDATE

Everyone is unique. Each one of us have our own strengths and weaknesses. We’ve all lead different paths in life. In truth, no one can be said to be actually “inexperienced.” Whether an applicant is fresh out of college or looking for a career change, you shouldn’t be worried about them being inexperienced. There are many opportunities for them to shine. So what should you look for in a good candidate?

Answer: Soft Skills

According to the Oxford Dictionary, soft skills are defined as the “Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively and harmoniously with other people.” While technical ability can be taught, soft skills are much harder to instill in a person. Employees that lack soft skills can undermine your company’s success. On the other hand, soft skills that complement hard skills are what makes an applicant truly valuable.

Here are some skills that you should consider looking for in candidates:

• Communication skills
• Ability to work in a team
• Dependability and reliability
• Problem-solving and critical thinking
• Initiative
• Adaptability
• Good business ethics
• Innovative spirit
• Willingness to learn

Where to Look for Soft Skills

Now that we know what to look for in a candidate, there are several methods to assess whether a candidate will make a good employee.

Reviews from Contacts

What better way to assess a candidate’s personal qualities than to ask someone who knows them? Talk to their previous employers and find out about the candidate’s work ethics. Were they responsive? Were they able to communicate well with their coworkers? You can also give a call to their friends or relatives, but there’s a good chance that they have biased opinions. So communicating with a candidate’s previous work contacts is the best option.

Previous Experiences

Mark Murphy, the founder of Leadership IQ and a NY Times bestselling author, found that “high performers … are naturally wired to put others’ needs ahead of their own.” Whereas low performers will get their job done, they’re only doing it because they’re told to do so. On the other hand, high performers go above and beyond because they “find passion working toward something bigger than themselves.” They have what Mark calls the “helper” attitude. A good way for a candidate to demonstrate the “helper” attitude is if they find volunteer experiences truly rewarding.

Preparation in Recruiting Process

Lastly, a good way to judge a candidate’s personality is through how prepared they are during the application process. A candidate who’s not afraid to take the initiative to ask questions and comes well prepared to the interviews is very likely to help your company succeed.

PLANTING THE SEEDS OF SMALL BUSINESS SUCCESS BY LILY WINSAFT – ALDEBARAN RECRUITING

Small Business Seeds

Forrest Gump, the movie, greatly impacted me when it came out several years ago.

I still remember its many inspirational scenes and messages. Of course, there’s the very famous line, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.”

That expression has almost become an icon in our culture, and I’m sure it has helped those who resonate with it deal with what life has “given” them. Even so, I can’t say that I 100% agree with this message.

I like to believe that I’m gonna get from life what I put into it. To me, “Life is like a garden. You reap what you sow.” But my point is that expressions, positive or negative, go a long way in establishing patterns of thoughts and belief systems, many of which ultimately “run” our life.

What is the main belief system or thought pattern that you have about your small business? 

Is it something like, “Running a business is hard and only few succeed?” Or is it something like, “My business will prosper to the degree that I honor my vision?”

We consciously or unconsciously entertain many thoughts and beliefs, and for the most part we are not very aware that these thought patterns are impacting our reality. But they are literally giving birth to action and through these actions, our thoughts and belief systems create our reality!!

What if we related to thoughts and belief systems as the seeds with which we are planting the garden called our business? I’m sure you’ve come across this garden analogy many times.

Let’s dig into the weeds with this idea and discover how we can reap the kind of rewarding harvest from our efforts that we so desire.

Think about what allows the most accomplished gardeners to have an amazing harvest.

• Do you think they chose fertile ground in which to plant?
• Do you think they thought about what they wanted to grow and for what purpose before they tilled the soil?
• Do you think they pre-designed their garden and mapped it out?
• Do you think they selected their seeds and placed them in sections in the garden according to their need for more sun or more shade?
• Do you think they purchased seeds of high quality from reliable sources?
• Do you think they spent time pulling weeds and protecting their garden from pests?

I hope you answered yes to all these questions! And I hope you realize, too, that there do exist many gardens that have had no planning, no design and no purpose.

They have their own beauty and allure. What kind of garden is your small business?

If you expect your small business to succeed, you must plant within it the seeds of success. And you must maintain your garden by daily pulling the weeds (negative thoughts), watering it with fertilizing nourishment (positive thoughts) and finally, harvesting its bounty at the right time, when it is ripe for picking. 

Here are 3 tips to create a small business that thrives through actions nourished by high quality seeds that reap reward and lead to your success:

1.   Make an inventory of the virtues/qualities/attitudes that you want to bring into your small business, whether you believe you possess them or not.

On your list should appear attitudes such as “I honor and keep my word,”

• “I am committed to seeing a project through to the end,” “When I am unable to keep my word, I communicate a new promise,”
• “I hold myself and others accountable,”
• “I respect my clients and my vendors,”
• “I own my mistakes and do whatever it takes to correct them,” “I proudly stand for my principles,”
• “I courageously meet challenges,” and “I am flexible and forgiving with others.”

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MEET THE TEAM – BRANDI WHEELER WITH LANCE WINSAFT – ALDEBARAN RECRUITING

This is a continuation of our “Meet The Team” video updates.Today I sat down with Brandi Wheeler, one of our amazing Senior Recruiters. Brandi is awesome and we hope you enjoy the video!

LANCE WINSAFT - ALDEBARAN RECRUITING TEAM IN NYC FOR ADWEEK – THE POWER OF NETWORKING

Brandi Wheeler, Jackie Kellam, Lance Winsaft

Two members of our San Diego recruiting team have been spending the week in New York City for AdWeek. Brandi Wheeler and Jackie Kellam have been enjoying the networking opportunities, conferences, talks, and meeting with many of our amazing clients. 

Networking is critical in any industry and events like AdWeek provide not only great opportunities to mingle and meet new people, but the educational aspect is a huge factor when we are deciding when and where to send our people. A multi-day event is always a much better investment as well.

Networking tips:

• Always have plenty of business cards, and make sure they are up to date and high quality. Get as many cards in return as you can, follow up with everyone either via email or on LinkedIn, or both.

• Don’t be a wallflower! Don’t be bashful about jumping into conversations that are already happening. Make eye contact, have a solid handshake. Have something quick and catchy to say about you and your business. Some thing like, “We are the most effective marketing recruiters in the country." 

• Dress sharp. Your appearance is critical in face to face meetings and you get one chance to make a first impression.

• Get to know people. Don’t use your conversation to only try and sell your product or service. Focus instead on building a rapport and relationship. People like doing business with people that they like.

• Have fun! Networking is a chance to meet people and build relationships, do it as much as you can! 

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MARK KAPOV WITH LANCE WINSAFT – ALDEBARAN RECRUITING

This is a continuation of our “Meet The Team” video updates. Today I sat down with Mark Kapov, one of our rockstar senior recruiters. Mark is an all around great guy!

More to come in the future with other team members.

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LANCE WINSAFT - INTRODUCING THE SAN DIEGO TEAM – ALDEBARAN ASSOCIATES RECRUITING

This is a quick video making some formal introductions of our team members here in San Diego. More to come on each team member individually!

HELLO FROM THE SAN DIEGO ALDEBARAN RECRUITING TEAM! - LANCE WINSAFT

Hi Everyone,

Lance Winsaft here - This is a quick video introduction of our Aldebaran Recruiting San Diego office team. We started to record a series of different videos that gives you a closer look at what our team looks like. 

We want everyone to put faces to our name. Hope you enjoy!

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