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Title: Recruiting the Passive Candidate


1
Recruiting the Passive Candidate
  • Tony Cinello
  • Founder and President
  • Anthony Andrew, LLC

2
Todays Focus
  • What is a Passive Candidate?
  • Value of the Passive Candidate
  • Recruitment Strategies
  • Engagement Recruitment
  • So What? Now What?
  • Q A

3
What is a Passive Candidate?
  • I was looking for a job (when I found this one)
  • - Tom Snider
  • View his music video on YouTube for a humorous
    look at what a passive candidate is NOT.

4
What is a Passive Candidate?
  • A candidate - a person being considered for a job
  • A passive candidate - a person (being considered
    for a job) who is not actively looking to leave
    their current employer.

5
Value of the Passive Candidate
  • Truth or Myth?
  • All Passive Candidates are Topgrade
  • Myth
  • All (Topgrade) Passive Candidates Should be
    Recruited?
  • Myth
  • Most of Your Hires Should be Passive Candidates
  • Myth
  • Passive or Active Candidate It doesnt Matter
  • Myth

6
Value of Passive Candidates
  • Some Truth about (Most) Passive Candidates
  • They comprise the highest value talent pool
  • Theyre harder to target
  • Other recruiters are calling them
  • You (often) wont recruit them the first time
  • Theyre in high-demand
  • Theyre happy and usually stay satisfied

7
Value of Passive Candidates
  • They stay nearly three times longer
  • 43 months compared to 15
  • They promote nearly twice as often
  • Every 22 months versus 41 months
  • They contribute at a higher rate
  • Appraisals and Awards

8
Values of a Passive Candidate
  • They Value
  • High Impact / High Growth Roles
  • 1 to 2 time Career-Maker Opportunities
  • The Longer-Term Outlook
  • A Good Culture and Strong Values
  • Mission, Vision and Good Leadership

9
Recruiting Strategy
  • The best time to plant a tree was twenty years
    ago. The second best time, is today.
  • - Chinese Proverb

10
Recruiting Strategy
  • Identify Candidates 3-12 Months in Advance
  • Target the Highest Impact Positions (20)
  • Largest ROI
  • As Early as Possible
  • HR succession plans (annual/quarterly)
  • Business unit 90/30-Day talent reviews
  • New business development (client/company)

11
Recruiting Strategy
  • Develop Core Capabilities
  • Brand, CRM Infrastructure, Unique Value Prop
  • Commit Talent, Time and Resources
  • Establish Focus (sourcer, researcher, full-cycle
    recruiter)
  • Proactive Long-term
  • Relationships not Transactions

12
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Build Your Passive Candidate Pipeline
  • Never Make a Cold Call
  • Identify through various channels network
    through known sources for initial contact
  • Unsoliticed References (Two Placements this Year)
  • Linked In Outreach (to the passive profile)
  • Build Your System/Process and Execute Regularly
    (250 Club)

13
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Conversion for Current Position (1-4 weeks)
  • Warm Call Source/Introduction (mention source and
    why referred)
  • Introduction Sizzle Arrest their attention
  • Have I reach you at a good time?
  • If my client had a career opportunity, that was
    superior to your current situation, would you
    seriously consider it?
  • Always schedule a time for your phone screen

14
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Pre-Qualify and Qualify over Time
  • Single Most Significant Accomplishment
  • What do you like most about your current job? For
    what reason? discuss each as theyre mentioned
  • What would you changegenerate a list
    firstprioritize and then discuss
  • When have you be the most satisfied in a job?
  • Whats next for you and how soon would you like
    to see it come to fruition?

15
Engagement to Recruitment
  • WIIFT
  • Whats In It for Them?
  • Seek first to understand
  • Stave off your desire to make a pitch - get to
    know them really well (drivers, motivations,
    etc.) prior to sharing a career opportunity
  • Passive candidates move for their reasons not
    yours

16
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Invest in the Relationship
  • Stay in Touch at regular intervals
  • Linked In, key hires, major company
    announcements, company events (by invitation
    only), white papers, introductions to industry or
    company leaders/influencers, lunch or dinner with
    hiring authorities/clients
  • Be sincere, authentic and candidate-focused
  • Bring something new to every call
  • Become a trusted advisor
  • Be the first one they call when theyre ready

17
Engagement to Recruitment
  • KYC (Know Your Client/Company)
  • Why is the company/opportunity exceptional?
  • (F)eatures (A)dvantages (B)enefits
  • (F) High Growth Company (share examples)
  • (A) Faster Career Progression (share examples)
  • (B) More Financially and Personally Rewarding
  • Map FABs to their motivation for change

18
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Assess/Manage the Risks of a Counter Offer
  • First Job Change (low to moderate)
  • Multiple Factors (moderate to high)
  • Seven Year Rule (high to very high)
  • Exhaust All Internal Options before an Offer
  • What are the Best RFLs?
  • The ones the candidates company cant solve

19
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Golden Rule
  • Never do or say anything that you wouldnt want a
    recruiter to say or do to you
  • Chutzpah Be Gutsy
  • Ask the required questions that most recruiters
    dontdig deeperforge a genuine bond
  • Share the Upside and Downside
  • Few things add more credibility and build
    commitment better than getting their buy-in on
    the unattractive features of a potential move

20
Engagement to Recruitment
  • Be Detail Oriented
  • Its their career and most top candidates view
    the details as a job well done!
  • Never, ever stretch the truth even if it means
    not engaging or advancing a passive candidate
  • Having a Bad Day? Dont Call
  • Focus, Engage, Drive for Results

21
Value of a Passive Candidate
  • They are a Good Source of Other Passive
    Candidates
  • Clients Value Passive Candidates
  • Theyre not recycled from other firms/sources
  • Excellent Opportunistic Introductions
  • Recruit them when their ready
  • Get them in front of Key Clients/Leaders
  • They Can Make Great Clients

22
So What? Now What?
  • How much passive candidate recruiting are you
    doing today?
  • To what degree are you committed?
  • The best time to start/expand your capabilities
    was five years agothe second best time is today!

23
Q A
  • Questions
  • Answers
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