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I work as a HR manager and it's been 5 months since I got on to this role.



My CEO asked me to come up with a plan to engage and build a community of people who will be interested to join our company in the future. I don't have previous experiences with the same.



I would like to get some suggestions and inputs on how can I build and form the community of people who got rejected from our interview process or people who can be our future employee to join our company?










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  • What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
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    This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
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  • Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
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I work as a HR manager and it's been 5 months since I got on to this role.



My CEO asked me to come up with a plan to engage and build a community of people who will be interested to join our company in the future. I don't have previous experiences with the same.



I would like to get some suggestions and inputs on how can I build and form the community of people who got rejected from our interview process or people who can be our future employee to join our company?










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  • What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
    – Kozaky
    2 days ago










  • What industry are you in?
    – UIO
    2 days ago






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    This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
    – berry120
    2 days ago










  • Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
    – Joe Strazzere
    2 days ago















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I work as a HR manager and it's been 5 months since I got on to this role.



My CEO asked me to come up with a plan to engage and build a community of people who will be interested to join our company in the future. I don't have previous experiences with the same.



I would like to get some suggestions and inputs on how can I build and form the community of people who got rejected from our interview process or people who can be our future employee to join our company?










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I work as a HR manager and it's been 5 months since I got on to this role.



My CEO asked me to come up with a plan to engage and build a community of people who will be interested to join our company in the future. I don't have previous experiences with the same.



I would like to get some suggestions and inputs on how can I build and form the community of people who got rejected from our interview process or people who can be our future employee to join our company?







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  • What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
    – Kozaky
    2 days ago










  • What industry are you in?
    – UIO
    2 days ago






  • 1




    This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
    – berry120
    2 days ago










  • Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
    – Joe Strazzere
    2 days ago




















  • What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
    – Kozaky
    2 days ago










  • What industry are you in?
    – UIO
    2 days ago






  • 1




    This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
    – berry120
    2 days ago










  • Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
    – Joe Strazzere
    2 days ago


















What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
– Kozaky
2 days ago




What resources have you used for hiring / research new employees just now? Might those avenues not help with people who may join as well?
– Kozaky
2 days ago












What industry are you in?
– UIO
2 days ago




What industry are you in?
– UIO
2 days ago




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This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
– berry120
2 days ago




This heavily, heavily depends on what area you're in - there's no "one size fits all" here. If it's developers you're after, than hackathons could be a worthwhile avenue for instance, but that's unlikely to have an impact if you're after plumbers.
– berry120
2 days ago












Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
– Joe Strazzere
2 days ago






Do you have a network of HR folks who might offer suggestions? This seems like basic HR stuff.
– Joe Strazzere
2 days ago












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I would recommend any deals with universities. There is a lot of students who don't know how to start their career. They may be intrested in future working to your company. Maybe create a database of rejected people.



It also depends if you have any budget for this.
You can create advertisements and allow people to sign up via the form.






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    I would recommend any deals with universities. There is a lot of students who don't know how to start their career. They may be intrested in future working to your company. Maybe create a database of rejected people.



    It also depends if you have any budget for this.
    You can create advertisements and allow people to sign up via the form.






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      I would recommend any deals with universities. There is a lot of students who don't know how to start their career. They may be intrested in future working to your company. Maybe create a database of rejected people.



      It also depends if you have any budget for this.
      You can create advertisements and allow people to sign up via the form.






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        I would recommend any deals with universities. There is a lot of students who don't know how to start their career. They may be intrested in future working to your company. Maybe create a database of rejected people.



        It also depends if you have any budget for this.
        You can create advertisements and allow people to sign up via the form.






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        I would recommend any deals with universities. There is a lot of students who don't know how to start their career. They may be intrested in future working to your company. Maybe create a database of rejected people.



        It also depends if you have any budget for this.
        You can create advertisements and allow people to sign up via the form.







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