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posted at 11/5/2002 3:27 AM EST
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Does anyone have any suggestions/feedback regarding recruiting software? I am looking for something that would allow me to create requisitions and feed them to specific websites and import resumes from the websites so that I can manage the tracking through the software.

Thanks!
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Recruiting Software

posted at 11/6/2002 5:12 AM EST
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Check out RecruitSoft. They have an excellent array of applicant tracking and recruiting tools.
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posted at 11/12/2002 2:58 AM EST
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Great! I have actually used RecruitSoft and loved it. I am at a new company and they are wanting several options to look over and choose one that makes sense for our company. Any other suggestions?
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posted at 11/20/2002 8:35 AM EST
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We've done some recruiting package selections for our clients. Some you may want to include on your list are: peopleclick, brassring, recruiting solutions, and webhire. You probably also want to consider the recruiing offering of the HRMS that is already implemented at your company. For example, if you have PeopleSoft, you may want to look seriously at eRecruit.
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posted at 11/20/2002 8:54 AM EST
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We use Webhire and love it. The electronic requisition function is friendly, intuitive, and, best of all, easy for the hiring managers to use. It has some limitations but don't they all?
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posted at 11/21/2002 1:01 AM EST
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Stay away from Softshoe (a Hotjobs product). Quite limited in functionality.
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posted at 11/22/2002 2:34 AM EST
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Actually most of the recruiting software is compatible with enterprise systems like people soft, and SAP. So that isn't really so much of an issue.

If you do look at one of these systems I think an important consideration is to look at their partners and see if you can get some wrap around consulting services for the delivery of the product. Most of these type of firms have great software engineers but zero project management expertise.

Good luck
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posted at 1/17/2003 7:32 AM EST
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BrainHunter.com's Talentflow is by far superior by fucntionality and the price is affordable.
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posted at 11/29/2005 12:25 AM EST
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Has anyone used Bullhorn or WebPas? We are currently looking at these. Bullhorn seems to be very user friendly whereas WebPas is a bit more complex.
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posted at 3/20/2007 6:43 AM EDT
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Check out GettingHired.com for recruiting (behavioral assessment based) technology.
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