Artificial intelligence (AI), sometimes called machine learning or machine intelligence, is in its infancy yet poised to fundamentally change how we work, are educated, and run our businesses. AI is already impacting how leading employers engage with students and recent graduates and then hire and manage them.
AI offers tremendous opportunities to those in talent acquisition and human resources as well as society as a whole, but also poses some threats.
On December 10, 2018, hundreds of talent acquisition and other human resources leaders gathered in Mountain View, California and remotely via live stream to participate in the College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI, organized by job search site, College Recruiter, and hosted by Google.
Our closing keynote was delivered by John Sumser, Principal Analyst for HRExaminer, an independent analyst firm covering HR technology and the intersection of people, tech, and work.
Artificial intelligence (AI), sometimes called machine learning or machine intelligence, is in its infancy yet poised to fundamentally change how we work, are educated, and run our businesses. AI is already impacting how leading employers engage with students and recent graduates and then hire and manage them.
AI offers tremendous opportunities to those in talent acquisition and human resources as well as society as a whole, but also poses some threats.
On December 10, 2018, hundreds of talent acquisition and other human resources leaders gathered in Mountain View, California and remotely via live stream to participate in the College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI, organized by job search site, College Recruiter, and hosted by Google.
Our featured presentation was delivered by Alexandra Levit, author of Humanity Works, speaker, consultant, futurist, Chair of the DeVry University Career Advisory Board think tank, and expert in all things workplace.
Artificial intelligence (AI), sometimes called machine learning or machine intelligence, is in its infancy yet poised to fundamentally change how we work, are educated, and run our businesses. AI is already impacting how leading employers engage with students and recent graduates and then hire and manage them.
AI offers tremendous opportunities to those in talent acquisition and human resources as well as society as a whole, but also poses some threats.
University relations, talent acquisition, and other human resource leaders from corporate, non-profit, and government organizations gathered on on Monday, December 10, 2018 at Google for a highly interactive, collegial, and informative day of learning. It was goal of the organizer, College Recruiter, that the hundreds who attended either in person or via livestream left with a roadmap for how they and their organizations could not only survive, but also thrive by using AI to enhance their existing talent acquisition tactics and strategies.
This video captures the opening keynote and related panel discussion at the College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI at Google. (more…)
Wow, did we ever receive great feedback from Monday’s College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI at Google. I thought I should share some highlights:
One of my favorite people in the recruitment industry is Peter Clayton of TotalPicture Media. Without a doubt, he is the most knowledge and capable videographer in the industry. When I hear that he’s involved in a project, I know that the project will go well.
Peter and I recently sat down…about 1,266 miles apart, to discuss next Monday’s College Recruiting Bootcamp on AI at Google. Over the past decade, College Recruiter has organized 16 of these one-day conferences for talent acquisition and human resource leaders. All have essentially broken even, none have lost much money, and none have made much money. And that’s the way we planned them. We wanted to do something that would enable us to give back to the recruiting industry and a no-pitch, educational conference that moves around the country seemed like a great idea as there is a tremendous amount of turnover in talent acquisition and human resources, especially amongst those whose primary focus is the recruitment of people early in their careers, including college and university relations recruitment leaders. (more…)
By Ted Bauer, contributing author to College Recruiter
Let’s be blunt here: a bad, or poorly-contextualized, hiring process can cost you lots of money and time. As a result, internal recruitment (essentially promotion from within or adjustment of roles) has gained some favor in recent years.
One of the best ways to approach internal recruitment is how you handle interns. An organization’s approach to interns typically resides somewhere between these two extremes: (more…)
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission office in Washington, D.C.
Now that August is history, most seem to be turning their attention to the remainder of the calendar year. An event that I think you’ll want to mark onto your calendar is our 10th College Recruiting Bootcamp.
College Recruiter believes that every student and recent graduate deserves a great career. In partnership with our friends at exaqueo, we’re co-hosting the College Recruiting Bootcamp on Thursday, December 8th at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission office, which is connected to Amtrak’s Union Station.
LinkedIn head office
College Recruiter is happy to announce that we’ll be livestreaming the presentations and panel discussions for our May 5, 2014 College Recruiting Bootcamp.
The College Recruiting Bootcamp is co-hosted by our partner, LinkedIn, and is located at their corporate headquarters in Mountain View, California. All attendees and presenters will be hiring managers, recruiters, and other human resource professionals whose primary job duties including hiring and managing college and university students and recent graduates. The presentations and panel discussions will help you more efficiently and effectively hire the students and recent graduates. The full agenda and ticketing information is at www.CollegeRecruitingBootcamp.com. (more…)
Do you know any hiring managers, corporate recruiters, or other human resource professionals who hire college and university students and recent grads? Are they finding it increasingly difficult to hire and retain the best talent for their internship and entry-level job opportunities?
Forward this to them as they should attend our College Recruiting Bootcamp conference on Monday, May 5th at the LinkedIn headquarters in Mountain View, California. For $250, they’ll learn from the nation’s leading university relations practitioners about what their organizations are doing to win the talent they need to survive and thrive. (more…)
In partnership with our friends at Globaltru, CollegeRecruiter.com is excited about the seventh recruiting conference it has organized for hiring managers, corporate recruiters, and other human resource professionals. This #truCollegeRecruiter conference will be held on Friday, December 13, 2013 at the JCPenney headquarters in Dallas, Texas. We’ll also be in New York City on Monday, December 9th and Atlanta on Wednesday, December 11th. Join us!
Curious about the agenda? Read on: (more…)
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