The Recruiting Automation Summit is bringing together the most progressive minds in talent acquisition and artificial intelligence, as well as analysts, authors and technology experts to explore how automation is reshaping the way companies hire. This conference will uncover what recruiting automation means for employers, how it improves the recruiting process and how you can leverage these tools within your own company.
Recruiting is moving into a new era. Recruiters have to wear many different hats, manage their company reputation, provide a hospitable candidate experience, and source for roles that didn’t exist a few years ago, all while delivering on aggressive hiring goals.
Did you know recruiters spend about 13 hours a week sourcing candidates for a single role?
Sourcing is one of the biggest recruiting time sinks, leaving little time for candidate-recruiter human interaction and building rapport between recruiters. With unemployment at historical lows, an increasing skills gap, and insatiable demand for today’s specialized roles, talent teams are turning to recruiting automation to prioritize personal connections over repetitive, time-consuming sourcing tasks. In fact, 70% of talent acquisition professionals agree that automation would increase their hiring productivity.
Buzzwords like ‘artificial intelligence’ and ‘automation’ get thrown around in recruiting, but there’s a lot of confusion about the role these technologies play in the recruiting process and how they will shape the future of hiring. To learn more about the emerging trend of recruiting automation and Entelo’s upcoming Recruiting Automation Summit, we caught up with Entelo CMO, Mike Trigg and Head of PR, Lisa Holden on this week’s episode of Hiring on All Cylinders.
