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July 8 · Issue #91 · View online
It's recruiting brainfood for the week ahead
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We’re back to normal service this week. Apologies again for surprising everyone last week with a Saturday delivery of brainfood. If you missed Issue 90, it should be in your inbox (please take a look for it) or you can find it here. Thanks everyone for the feedback on timing of the delivery - it seems most were agnostic but had got into the habit of seeing it on Sunday, so happy to see a return to this time slot. Let me know if your views change on this!
Special thanks this week goes to:
Dan Logan, Colin Dunn, Cristina Chipurici, James Peters, Denis Dinkevich, Josh Biniecki, Sathish Ganesh, Jonathan Kidder, Rich Lewis, Robert Hicks, Snezana Djurisic, Cerys Hunt, Martyn Redstone, Bas van der Haterd, Tris Revill, Alma Estefania Prado, Daniel Carlsson and Rob Long - thank you for your public advocacy of this newsletter last week despite my error. Your support is key to the growth of the community. Thanks!
Can you help?If you like reading this newsletter, share this link: recruitingbrainfood.com on a LinkedIn status update and recommend your network who are interested in recruitment, people & organisation, to sign up. It would be a huge help. Cheers!
Hung
Hung Lee is the founder of WorkShape.io - the revolutionary recruiting platform for Software engineers
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Workable
This week’s brainfood is supported out by our buddies at Workable. Workable is hiring software that improves the recruiting process and helps build a talent pool. Looking for a new ATS? Click here to book a demo. SPONSORS
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Lessons from Interviewing 400+ Engineers
Superb interview from FirstRound with Lever’s Director of Engineering, Marco Rogers. Loads of takeaways here, especially on the value of moving from 2 to 3 person interviews. This is a must read folks - do it hereASSESSMENT
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Scraping AngelList with Webscraper.io
So Bret Feig has a Youtube channel which provides sourcing automation / data mining / web scraping tutorials. It really should have more viewers. Check out this video on scraping AngelList, and here’s the link to subscribe to Bret’s channel. SOURCING
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The 4 Things You Need to Thrive in the Gig Economy
Produce or perish is the mantra for the highly skilled, indie consultant market. Familiar to a lot of readers on the brainfood who are on, or plan to be on, this journey. Good luck to you all and please do, have a read. FUTURE OF WORK
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'The Perfect Storm'
GDPR teaches regulatory divergences can have profound impact on our experience of the Internet. A fractured web is the likely unintended outcome says brainfooder Jacob Sten Madsen. (UPDATE: Copyright Directive has been rejected by EU parliament) SOCIETY
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Average Monthly Rent Comparison: 540 Cities
r/dataisbeautiful is one of the best subreddits, on reddit. Not all of it is useful to us here, but plenty of it is, including this one-pager on the average monthly rent of 540 cities on planet earth. Expanded map here, worth a bookmark RESOURCE
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The Career Cost of Children
The gender pay gap is an observed phenomena, but our understanding of its causes is hampered by clickbait headlines according to this research from Microeconomic Insights, which points to intermittency and skills depreciation as significant and under stated factors. Thanks to brainfooder Dan Colceriu for the share. Read the full report hereD&I
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What's Behind the Employee Revolts at Amazon, Microsoft and Google?
Work has become political folks, as Hayden Fields explains in this excellent essay on the rise of ethical positioning taken by self organising employees. A new form of collective action is appearing, and it’s lead by tech workers. SOCIETY
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Quickli
Make sure you’re logged into your LinkedIn account and then use Quickli to er.. quickly conduct searches on LinkedIn data via it’s super simple user interface. Its definitely a cool tool so check it out hereCOOL TOOL
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Do Our Names Push Us Towards Certain Jobs?
Baker, Barber, Butcher, Painter: why we want to see our own selves reflected in what we do for a living. ‘Implicit egotism’ is the term, and guess what? It can backfire.
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State of AI 2018
Nathan Benaich and Ian Hogarth channeling their inner Mary Meeker with this 156 page slide deck on the State of AI. It’s an outstanding achievement. Great resource for us here on brainfood - download the full deck here. AI
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RECex 2018
Felix Wetzel, Jo Lockwood, Jon Hull, Kevin Green….this is excellent line for RECex 2018. Think TedX for Recruitment. It’s excellent - grab yourself a ticket here before they sell out. 17 July, Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent St, London, UK
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Your Company’s Culture Is Not Unique
Psychologist Adam Grant has something to say about employer branding, the ‘culture fetish’ and why you stop hiring for “culture fit.” Provocative and necessary perspective from Recode. Give it a blast folks, herePODCAST
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Sourcing Challenge Show - Ep 19: Aaron Lintz
Mark Lundgren is putting together an outstanding series in his Sourcing Challenge show. This week, it’s the legendary Aaron Lintz from ThoughtWorks. Must watch / listen for any sourcers out there. VIDEO
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People Partner, McCann London, London, UK Internal Recruiter (IT), Allianz, Guildford, UK Talent Acquisition Lead, Drover, London, UK People Operations Lead, Drover, London, UK Talent Co-ordinator, ComplyAdvantage, London, UK Talent Acquisition Specialist (Commercial), ComplyAdvantage, London, UK Senior Talent Partner, ComplyAdvantage, London, UK Talent Acquisition Partner, Kindred Group, Gibraltar Recruitment Copywriter (6mth FTC), Kindred Group, Gibraltar Tech Recruiter (6mth FTC), realtor.com, Vancouver, Canada Sourcer, Tech Recruiting (Contract), realtor.com, Vancouver, Canada
If are a brainfood subscriber and want to post your in-house recruiting / people ops / HR jobs in next weeks newsletter, please email me at hung@recruitingbrainfood.com with job title and link so people can apply.
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I’m in London for this week, as the sun is shining, the football is coming home and Trump Baby is going to fly. Join me and a couple hundred thousand Londoners as we get together to mark this most unlikely confluence of events. Have a great week everybody. Hung
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