Data drives decisions, but are we measuring "what matters"? Off of a referral, from a candidate, I just bought this book and looking forward to reading. No matter the job we do, it is measured, no matter the tool or resource we acquire, success is determined by a subset of numbers normally tied to Return on Investment (ROI). I'm looking forward to what insights from this book. This poses the question for Talent Acquisition professionals. Does time to fill really matter? Because it still seems to be the data point our stake holders want to see to rate our level of service... My answer is in the comments. More to come and hope to share my review and newfound thoughts from this book in a couple of weeks. #ihaveamilliondreams for #talentaquisition #livelifewithnoregrets #alwayslearn
The agreement on definition to measure performance are not easy to achieve internally within each organization. Each organization has their own process (and their own exception) to complete these which make comparing to benchmark a very interesting process. We strive for better response time for sure but it can be tricky to navigate these data & measures to get to what the impact to ROI really means.
You’ll love it! Definitely right up your alley, Matt….
Thanks for the heads up on this book.
Love this book!
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7moDoes time to fill matter? In my opinion, no…. Too many variables that impact this number and for some reason TA is held accountable for the full process when, in reality, we only control a small portion of the process. If it takes the manager 6 weeks to meet with qualified candidates is that the recruiters fault? If the qualified candidates fall out because they take too long to interview and TA has to start the search over, is that the fault of TA? What if the manager decides to low ball the candidate, decides to see more candidates, etc… The point is, there are too many variables to hold TA accountable for what the time to fill should be…. Now here is something that would be great to capture. Time to Submit--- If I have a search and I can submit 3 qualified candidates within 7 days of the requisition being opened. This is something we can control. If it takes the manager 30 days to interview, somehow TA gets the 37 days TTF when in all reality, it only took them 7 days to get the manager a candidate. This may scare some recruiters… why… stay tuned, more to come later this week.