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Active Sourcing, Xing, Linkedin

Post and Pray Recruiting

Future

Recruiting in Germany Some Fact & Figures

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Let me introduce myself briefly

Sourcing in Germany

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Let me introduce myself briefly

Recruiting in Germany

Editor of the

Recruitment Buzz:

The recruitment newsletter

with the largest reach in

Germany - more than 8000

subscribers

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Let me introduce myself briefly

Recruiting in Germany

Moderator of the

Recruiter Community:

Group within XING, catering

the largest recruiter

Community in Germany with

4500+ recruiters

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Let me introduce the ICR briefly

Recruiting in Germany

Research Consulting & TrainingCorporations:

How to improve their internal recruitment in order tobecome competitive?

Solution Providers:

How to be successful in the German speaking market?

Jobboards Multi Channel Posting

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Recruiting in Europe

Europe:

One Continent – One Recruiting?

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Recruiting in Europe

Europe: One Continent – One Recruiting?

Unemployment Rates

> 10%

7-10%

< 7%

> 20%

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Recruiting in Europe

Europe: One Continent – One Recruiting?

Employment Outlook

> 5-10%

1-5%

< 1%

> 10%

Source: ManpowerGroup Global Employment Outlook Q3 2014

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Recruiting in Europe

One Continent – Different Labour MarketsMost difficult to fill jobs

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Recruiting in Europe

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Some insights into corporate recruitment in Germany

● Current topics in German Corporate Recruiting

● How is the recruitment in Germany organized?

● What are the Sources of Hires?

● How proactive is the recruitment in Germany?

● What Social Media Platforms are used?

Recruiting in Germany

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Spotlight on

Recruiting in Germany

Recruiting in Germany

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Fact & Figures of the German Labor Market

Labor Market in Germany

Size of the German inhabitants: around 82 millionSize of the German labor force (both employed and unemployed): around 40 million

Thereof: 21.6M male & 18.4M femaleThereof unemployed: 1.3M male & 1.0M female

Source: Eurostat 2012

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Trends in the German Labor Market

Labor Market in Germany

● Within the next 5-10 years the overall labor force is expected to shrink significantly as the labor force is one of the oldest in Europe.

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Trends in the German Labor Market

Labor Market in Germany

● Birth rates have been dropping for years and the growth of total population is based on a growing number of immigrants.

● In 2011 about 19% of the total population had an immigrant background.

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Hot Topics in Recruitment

Recruiting in Germany

Employer Branding

Recruiting Experienced Professionals

Professionalization of the Recruitment

Social Media Recruitment

Recruitment Metrics

Talent Relationsship Management

Hiring New Staff

Relationship to Hiring Managers

Referral Programs

ATS

All otherSource: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

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Recruitment Cockpit Germany

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Recruitment Cockpit Germany

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Recruitment Cockpit Germany

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Recruiting channels:

Where employers communicate their openings?

Recruiting in Germany

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Recruiting ChannelsWhere do Employers communicate their openings?

Figures in %Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

Online Jobboards

Company career site

Social Business Networks

Federal Agency for Labor

Fairs (university, trade etc)

Employee Referrals

Social Private NetworksPrinted media

Agencies

External Sourcing Providers

RPO

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Recruiting channels:

Where do hires come from?

Recruiting in Germany

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Recruiting ChannelsWhere do hires come from?

Source of Hires

Figures in %Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

CV Databases

External Sourcing Provider

Internal candidates

Fairs (university, trade etc)

Employee Referrals

Agencies

Social media (Xing, Linkedin)

Company career site

Online Jobboards

Printed media

Federal Agency for Labor

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Recruiting ChannelsWhere do hires come from?

Source of Hires

Figures in %Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%

Messen (Hochschul-, Industrie-,…

Bundesagentur für Arbeit

Stellenanzeigen Printmedien

Interne Bewerber

Personalberatungen

Mitarbeiterempfehlungen

Social Media Netzwerke

Stellenanzeigen eigene Karriereseite

Stellenanzeigen Onlinejobbörsen

2013 2012 2011 2010

Online Jobboards

Company career site

Social networks

Employee Referrals

Agencies

Internal candidates

Printed media

Federal Agency for Labor

Fairs (university, trade etc)

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Organization of Recruitment

Recruiting in Germany

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Organization of RecruitmentCentral vs. Decentral Organization Use of organizational form

Number of Statements

Everything central

Candidate management central with short list, decentral final selection with HR BP support

Candidate management central with short list,, decentral final selection Hiring Manager only

Combination of all above

Candidate management central, decentral final selection

Completly decentralized

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2010?“

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Organization of RecruitmentCentral vs. Decentral Organization Use of organizational form

Number of Statements

Everything central

Candidate management central with short list, decentral final selection with HR BP support

Candidate management central with short list,, decentral final selection Hiring Manager only

Combination of all above

Candidate management central, decentral final selection

Completly decentralized

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2010?“

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Funding of Recruitment

% of Statements

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

6%

7%

9%

19%

30%

37%

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40%

Profit Center

Fee per Hire

Fee per Service

Central Budget for HR Marketing, Costs for Recruitingdecentral

Central Budget for HR Marketing, Costs for Recruitingdecentral plus additional cost caused by Hiring Managers

Central Budget

Who is paying the Recruitment Bill?

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Personalreferenten als Teil ihrer normalen Tätigkeit

Nur dezidierte interne Recruiter

Mischung aus Personalreferenten und internen Recruitern

Dezidierte externe Recruiter

Mischung aus internen und externen Recruitern

Recruiting ist teilw eise outgesourced

Recruiting ist vollständig outgesourced

0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% 40% 45%

2010

2009

Who is recruiting?Who is recruiting?

Operative recruiting in Germany

Statments in %

HR Managers as part of their normal job

Dedicated internal recruiters

HR Managers as part of their normal job in cooperation with dedicated internal recruiters

Dedicated external recruiters

Combination internal and external recruiters

Recruiting is partly outsourced

Recruiting is completely outsourced

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2010?“

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Candidate Management

How are candidates managed? TOP 10 ways

Usage in % Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

2%

3%

3%

6%

7%

7%

10%

10%

12%

19%

0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% 18% 20%

Umantis

I-Grasp (Stepstone/Lumesse)

Persis

Taleo

d.vinci

REXX

SAP E-Recruiting

Access or Excel

No Software

Self developed solution

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Candidate Management

TOP 10 external ATS Solutions used

Usage in % Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% 18%

Taloom (Softgarden)

Peoplesoft

HR4You

Umantis

I-Grasp (Stepstone/Lumesse)

Persis

Taleo

d.vinci

REXX

SAP E-Recruiting

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How proactive is the recruitment in Germany?

Recruiting in Germany

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Level of Pro-Activeness

Usage in %

Proactivity

Recruiting in Germany

In our company

...we post our jobs (online or print) and wait for responses.

… in addition to the above, we actively search for candidates

within Social Media (Blogs, Twitter, Xing, LinkedIn, Facebook

etc.)

...we search exclusively on a proactive basis

Not at all Small extent Moderate extent High extentVery high extent

This decribes the situation in our company..

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

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The use of social media platforms for recruiting (average)

Social Media platform use

Usage ( 1=not at all bis 5 =very high extent)

Recruiting in Germany

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

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The use of XING and Linkedin for Recruiting by Direct Employers

Use of XING and Linkedin

Recruiting in Germany

Source: ICR Study „Quo Vadis Recruitment 2013?“

4,8% 5,3%

8,3%

10,0%

19,0%

25,6%

0,0%

5,0%

10,0%

15,0%

20,0%

25,0%

30,0%

2010 2011 2012

Nutzung des sozialen Netzwerkes für Recruiting (Ausprägung "trifft immer zu")

Linkedin Xing

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Overview of the Jobportal Market (employers view)

Recruiting in Germany

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Overview of the Jobportal Market (applicant's view)

Recruiting in Germany

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Recruiting in Germany

Be successful in Germany‘s recruitment market with theInstitute for Competitive Recruiting, Heidelberg

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Recruiting in Germany

Consulting on the German speaking labor and recruitment market:

● Facts & Figures on the Recruitment landscape in Germany, Austria & Switzerland

Empirical studies (market intelligence) on the recruitment markets, job board quality, recruiting, channels, source of hire etc.

● Strategy consulting

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What kind of information the ICR could provide to you?

Information and detailed data on:

● Labor Market

● Recruiting Landscape

● Systems (e.g. ATS) Usage

● Legal/Commercial Framework

● Collaboration Partners

● Distribution Partners

● Communication/Multiplicators

Recruiting in Germany

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What kind of information the ICR could provide to you?

Example content information and detailed data on:

● Communication/Engagement/Multiplicators

·         What are the important events within the HR/recruitment area?

·         What are significant (online) media, publishers, blogs, networks within the HR/recruitment area?

·         What are the (online) networks or groups within the HR/recruitment area?

·         Who are the recruitment (opinion) leaders worth to connect with?

·         Who are the solution specific (opinion) leaders worth to connect with?

Recruiting in Germany

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Your Chance to more awareness in the heart of the recruiter community

Recruiting in Germany

Advertisements in the Recruitment Buzz (8000Subscribers from the recruitment area,monthly):

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Wolfgang BrickweddeDirector Institute for Competitive Recruiting

Tel.+49 (0) 6221 7194007Tel.+49 (0) 160 7852859

email: wb@competitiverecruiting.de

Q &A

What would you like to know about recruiting in Germany?

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Consulting based on empirical research

Strategy Etablishing new Processes Optimization of existing Processes

» Workshops

Training (Recruiter & Hiring Manager) Benchmarking Online Surveys

The Institute for Competitive Recruiting (ICR) consults companies on recruitment performance management. The ICR is acting as a platform for improving the recruitment function in Germany. This is achieved by facilitating the development of commonly used standards and benchmarks for recruitment processes. In addition, the ICR is exploring improvement areas and consulting in the steps of sourcing, selecting and hiring of new employees.

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Recruitment Performance Management

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