We’ve heard of tech companies using Social Media in multiple ways for their business benefits. However very few companies have used the medium to identify and recruit the potential employees, apart from using the same for background checks.
The maximum we’ve seen is an exclusive Facebook tab or a Facebook page for careers, where monotonous job openings are being posted with couple of feeds around the company’s work culture. Breaking all the silos being followed by tech biggies in the country, HCL Tech, India’s 4th largest software services firm has taken a revolutionary step in using ‘Twitter’ as a medium to find new talents for the company.
The objective of the campaign #CoolestInterviewEver is to shortlist candidates for ‘The coolest project ever’ under five categories – Ideapreneurship Evangelist, Big Data Guru, Hacker-in-chief, Digital Trotter & Womenspiration. The job descriptions of these profiles are available in the link here.
To read more, click here - http://www.socialsamosa.com/2014/02/hcl-tech-takes-social-recruiting-next-level-india-coolest-interview-ever/
HCL Tech Takes ‘Social Recruiting’ To The Next Level In India With #CoolestInterviewEver
Stan Smith, Born. Dec 14, 1946 in
Pasadena (Calif) was one of the greatest Davis Cup Competitors, former No.1
Tennis Player and two time Grand Slam title winner from America. He was one of
the iconic sportsmen between late 1960s and early 1980s.
When Stan Smith was a kid, he
wanted to become a ball boy but turned down because the organizers felt he was
unskilled in handling things without realizing that kid would someday become a
Tennis superstar.
Stan started getting recognized
when he played his collegiate tennis at the University of Southern California,
where he went on to win 1966 (Singles), 1967 & 1968 (Doubles) of National
Collegiate Athletic Association championship titles.
Stan Smith – An Unsung Hero
While I haven’t thought about this topic before, this was an
opportunity for me to think- What would
my ideal space be? and How could I
translate my ideas into reality? Here’s what I came up with:
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Let the Light In
This seems simple enough to say, but in our
tightly packed cities, light especially natural light is a commodity like any
other and efforts must be made in terms of design and planning to get the best
light in your home. An excellent way to ensure that your home basks in the
warmth of natural sunlight is to create large openings and windows that are
larger than the regular- 2 by 4-common- grilled variety.
A Beautiful Home With Asian Paints
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