X-raying LinkedIn with Google Sheets
Inspired by the presentation of Nicolas Darcis on SoSu 2022, and since “Boolean died” and results are limited to 300 per query on Google, I’d like to show you some tricks for X-raying LinkedIn. The market I work in is relatively small, and I like to make sure I’m thorough while I’m also quick. So I created […]
Building a Smart Sourcing Agent in Google Sheets: A Step-by-Step Guide
Today, recruiters work across multiple tools: LinkedIn, ATSs, CRMs, email, and more. But what if we could bring part of that logic into the spreadsheet? This guide shows how I built a fully functional sourcing assistant inside Google Sheets using Apps Script, a tool that: Filter profiles by timing in their current role Filters profiles by tech skills […]
Fake Profiles and Sourcing: How do they affect our day-to-day
Impersonation and fraud had always been an element in human society, but only since the era of social media and alternate social profiles, did impersonation, or fake profiles, become a common practice, which usually takes the form of acting on behalf of made character, without being afraid of consequences. Fake profiles are often used as […]
DEEP Dive into Deep Learning Sourcing
As AI swoops into our lives, more and more sourcers are challenged with various AI positions. After successfully finishing a challenging Deep Learning sourcing project, I’m glad to share how I dove Deep into Deep Learning Engineer and Researcher positions and leave you with a short and sweet tutorial that you can easily use. We […]
Smart Sourcing in the AI Era: Crafting Messages That Stand Out and Connect
How to craft personalized messages that actually get responses in today’s AI-saturated recruiting landscape In the fast-paced world of tech recruiting, especially when working with groundbreaking startups, we’re constantly competing for the attention of highly sought-after candidates. These talented professionals receive dozens of messages weekly, most of which sound frustratingly similar: “Hi, I saw your profile…” followed […]