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Ryan Healy What are everyone's thoughts on mobile recruiting? Would you want to job hunt on your phone? http://bit.ly/aT5UlX

101 weeks ago from Resume Feedback and We're Hiring

Jason Mollica: I happen to agree with it and like it very much. Kristine has these two point, which I liked: "Mobile is private. Mobile is convenient." A very ...MoreI happen to agree with it and like it very much. Kristine has these two point, which I liked: "Mobile is private. Mobile is convenient." A very high percentage of us are mobile (phones, netbooks, etc.) I find myself using my BlackBerry to use mobi sites more than I use the actually internet site.
As far as I'm concerned, you can not ignore mobile recruiting.
101 weeks ago
Emily Jasper: It's a very good idea, especially the conversion of sites. ERPs and ATSs are becoming more user-friendly, and just as you want to be sure your job ...MoreIt's a very good idea, especially the conversion of sites. ERPs and ATSs are becoming more user-friendly, and just as you want to be sure your job page can show up on multiple browsers, they need to be mobile as well.
101 weeks ago
Ryan Healy: I think its a great idea in theory, but no one has quite figured out how to do it right yet. Also, Im not sure candidates are ready for it. Soon ...MoreI think its a great idea in theory, but no one has quite figured out how to do it right yet. Also, Im not sure candidates are ready for it. Soon enough though...
100 weeks ago
Todd Nilson: Think about a combination of foursquare and LinkedIn. You check in to a building where there's a company you're interested in and can see a list ...MoreThink about a combination of foursquare and LinkedIn. You check in to a building where there's a company you're interested in and can see a list of posted jobs there. With the press of a button on your mobile device you can apply for the position, automatically sending your online profile to the employer. Could work at trade show events quite nicely too.
100 weeks ago
Eric S. Mueller: Sounds like a great idea. It should also make looking for a new job easier during free moments at work rather than having to cut into family time ...MoreSounds like a great idea. It should also make looking for a new job easier during free moments at work rather than having to cut into family time after work.

I would love to see more companies move into more efficient methods of recruiting. Most are incredibly inefficient. I get annoyed when I upload a resume, then have to spend what seems like hours copying and pasting the exact same information that's ALREADY ON MY RESUME into text blocks in the online application.
100 weeks ago
Lisa Starks: Great thoughts thanks for sharing the post with us Ryan.
100 weeks ago
Joseph Tolentino: Sounds like the Twitter of the recruitment world. Maximum results and minimum overhead.
100 weeks ago
Jason Durocher: Sounds like sensory overload to me. How more mobile can our society get?
100 weeks ago
Scott Keegan: Not in the slightest. I'm afraid I'm of the old school and use my mobile phone for phoning, not surfing. I think the interface is just not rich ...MoreNot in the slightest. I'm afraid I'm of the old school and use my mobile phone for phoning, not surfing. I think the interface is just not rich enough for most real job searches.
100 weeks ago
Todd Nilson: @Jason Much more!
100 weeks ago
Amybeth Hale: Hi Ryan - you know that AT&T was the first company to create its own job iPhone app? I think more and more people will become open to this, ...MoreHi Ryan - you know that AT&T was the first company to create its own job iPhone app? I think more and more people will become open to this, and as a result, corporations will have to make their content mobile-friendly. Of course I may be biased :) but I felt that way before I joined AT&T too!
98 weeks ago
Chris Paugh: Phone is the wave of the future. I can foresee almost everything being done through your mobile phone. We will be losing the laptops!!
98 weeks ago
Nidal: I can imagine hunting for a job by GPS. even visiting the office of companies that are hiring near me right now. Or Applying for those that are ...MoreI can imagine hunting for a job by GPS. even visiting the office of companies that are hiring near me right now. Or Applying for those that are within X distance.
98 weeks ago
Racheal O. Mack: The use of mobile phones for daily errands and research is going to grow leaps and bounds over the next few years according to some recent ...MoreThe use of mobile phones for daily errands and research is going to grow leaps and bounds over the next few years according to some recent articles and research I've been reading so many things such as banking and job searching are going to become more accessible via i phone applications probably being voraciously developed as we speak...
98 weeks ago
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