SOURCING TECH TALENT:

5 Strategies for Finding the Right Hire

As a recruiter, you know filling your pipeline with qualified tech talent is not only essential to your success, but also to the success of your organization.

Finding, nurturing, and engaging top tech talent can be a daunting task. But it doesn't have to be.

This eBook offers five proven strategies to transform your sourcing process. By optimizing your approach, you'll not only save time but also enhance your ability to attract and hire the best tech talent in the industry — the kind that is qualified, engaged, and valuable. Discover how to streamline your efforts, build stronger pipelines, and ultimately drive business growth.

1. Cultivate an Engaging Brand Experience

Branding is the neon sign that brings talent to your door. By putting the right focus on your brand and how it engages potential talent, you are utilizing a powerful tool that will make your sourcing process so much easier and more effective.

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2. Diversify Your Sourcing Channels

Sticking to the same list of sourcing channels year after year will have you playing catch-up in today’s ultra-competitive tech hiring market.

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3. Get Specific About Needs and Goals

Aligning with hiring managers on necessary skills is especially important when hiring in-demand technologists, who are looking for opportunities that offer work in specific programming languages and frameworks.

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4. Optimize Your Outreach

Testing methods and messaging on a regular basis and leveraging what works best can increase the efficiency of your outreach and increase response rates.

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5. Use a Third-Party Recruitment Service

When resources are constrained, employing help from a third party — whether it’s a contract or contingent recruiter (headhunter) or recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) — can get you through temporary high demand.

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