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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2024 · 14 MIN

S1E6: The Role of Experimentation in Recruiting

from Right People Right Places · host Raul Mendoza

Raul emphasizes that experimentation in recruiting involves taking existing ideas, tweaking them, and learning from the results while building on what works and discarding what doesn't.-He explains the critical importance of experimentation has become crucial in talent acquisition due to rapid changes in the industry, particularly with the advent of AI and new technologies.-Raul highlights that experimentation and iteration creates a cycle of improvement, helping recruiters stay competitive and bring value to stakeholders, customers, and candidates.-Key advice includes:1) Experimentation is taking an existing idea or concept, tweaking it, adding a unique perspective, and learning from the execution while building on what works and discarding what doesn't.2) Experimentation provides context for expressing ideas and generates.3) A culture of Experimentation only works when pride and ego are set aside.Follow Raul Mendoza on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/raulbmendoza/

Raul emphasizes that experimentation in recruiting involves taking existing ideas, tweaking them, and learning from the results while building on what works and discarding what doesn't. -He explains the critical importance of experimentation has become crucial in talent acquisition due to rapid changes in the industry, particularly with the advent of AI and new technologies. -Raul highlights that experimentation and iteration creates a cycle of improvement, helping recruiters stay competitiv...

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