Adam Gordon is Co-Founder and CEO of #TalentLeadGen platform, Candidate.ID. Previously he was managing director of Social Media Search, in recruitment marketing at Havas, and in human resource services at PwC. He mostly splits his time between Glasgow and London. In his spare time, he plays squash, attends soft play with his kids and enjoys telling people why he thinks most employers are failing at recruitment.
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6 Steps to Help Recruiters Manage an Increase in Job Applications
The job market has changed dramatically as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. There has been a surge in the number of job applications, making it a prime time to… Read more
The Importance of Nurturing Internal Talent Pipelines
The Importance of Nurturing Internal Talent Pipelines As we all know, we’re living in extremely unusual circumstances. With many people affected in health, economic or other terms by COVID-19. We’ve… Read more
Recruitment Marketing Blackjack
Recruitment Marketing Blackjack Automating everyday tasks throughout the recruiting process gives recruiters more time to focus on what only they can do – identifying the hottest candidates and then having… Read more
Introducing #TalentPipe; the not-for-profit talent acquisition initiative
Introducing TalentPipe TalentPipe is a not-for-profit talent acquisition initiative. The goal: to match furloughed or redundant TA / EB people with employers looking for their skills. The world’s kind of… Read more
Why do you care so much about your system of record?
Why are so many organizations, both in-house TA teams and agencies, continuously evaluating their ATS / CRM / whatever they use as a core system of record? Almost every day… Read more
Do you REALLY have a talent pipeline, guys?
According to the annual survey of the Forum for Inhouse Recruitment Professionals in the UK, creation of talent pipelines has been an important priority for inhouse recruitment leaders for the… Read more
Humans are actually inefficient recruiters
The Hard Way Almost every employer and agency is doing things the hard way as far as I can see. I’m not one of these commentators who has never worked… Read more