ORGanize your contacts Org Chart your candidates and contacts
With the launch of the new org chart builder on Forbes (http://orgchart.forbes.com/) it confirmed my practices of what I’ve been doing for years. Building org charts of the resumes I’ve sourced from competitors of my clients.
In a nutshell, normally recruiters go out grab a resume, add it to their ATS and call it good, sometimes they add the info to their CRM and do the general follow ups or now they just invite them to be connected via LinkedIN or Xing, 60secondNetworking, etc.
Why not org chart them?
I’m not saying to org everyone, but if you’re working for a client and you’re working within a specific niche industry or selective competitors why not datamine the web, jobs boards, social networking sites, references, forums and plug them into your masterminded web? It would not only help you cross reference departments but allow you to do deep cold calling and researching within orgs.
There are many large recruiting teams in organizations which already build maps of their competitors, so why not start your own today?
Check out www.cogmap.com/ or just google / yahoo ‘free org chart software’ and start building your own contacts into a map you can utilize in a new way.
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OrgPlus LIVE
posted 6/19/2007 at 11:48 a.m. PT by Eddie Sirota
Hi Dakotta,
You hit the nail right on the head. This is actually one of the reasons that we developed OrgPlus LIVE. Maintaining and viewing your data in a hierarchy is a powerful approach. It's not just understanding who reports to whom, but understanding where a particular employee fits in the organization. Additional employee data could offer other KPI information and create a complete picture about the organization that you are analyzing.
Cogmap and Forbes had a great idea. And I think it's fantastic that they are educating the world about the use of Org Charts and online collaboration. We took it one step further. We offer you a secure account where you can create your own private charts and share them only with those who you would like to see those charts. Please take a test drive at www.orgpluslive.com and let me know what you think.
-- Eddie Sirota, Product Manager, OrgPlus LIVE eddie.sirota@orgpluslive.com
another direct hit :)
posted 6/22/2007 at 5:10 p.m. PT by Russ Moon,MBA
Another great share.
Organization charts
posted 7/17/2007 at 8:22 p.m. PT by Sheila Greco
I agree with you Dakotta. I love using organization charts when I reruit. The only problem is updating them. Organization charts get outdated quicker then the average turnover of the professionals on the team. Companies are constantly reorganizing, thus outdating the structure. So my advice to all of you, ....if you want to create organizations charts that are usable, be sure to update them...good luck!
Sheila Greco
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