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Ripping the Cover off the Monster Database: What You Don’t Know Can Give You the
Edge
Eric WinegardnerVP, Client Adoption
@ewmonster
Agenda
Macro Economic Landscape Evolving World of WorkMonster’s IT Audience Live Demo of Power Resume SearchMonster Today No Holds Barred Q&A
National Unemployment Rate• 8.8% in March, 13.5 million jobless individuals
Unemployment Rate by Education Level
No HS HS Diploma Associates BA+0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
13.7%
9.5%
7.4%
4.4%
8.8%
The New World of Work
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“Today’s employers feel that employees are loyal
due to the economic times, but the reality is they
are not. Because of this, there is a strong likelihood
that when the economy turns for the
better, employers could find themselves
with valued employees jumping ship. This
places pressure on them to put retention measures
in place now.”
Katherine Jones, HCI Research Fellow.
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US Monster Stats
Site Visitors
Source: comScore, March 2011
23.7 Million monthly Unique Visitors
New Resumes
Every 3.4 seconds a new resume is added to Monster.com
Source: 1Internal Data, average new resumes per day in the U.S., January 2010 - December 2010
Employed
72% of Monster’s monthly Unique Visitors are Employed
Source: comScore, monthly average; Jan 2010 – Dec 2010
Demand
2800 job searches performed on Monster.com every Minute.
Source: comScore, monthly average; Jan 2010 – Dec 2010
Outrageous Reach
Our brand is shown more than
9.2 billion times across the
Monster and Yahoo networks, reaching almost
2 out of 3
U.S. Internet users.
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#1 Recruitment-Focused Ad Network
Monster Career Ad Network® reaches passive and active
seekers with over
3.5 billion job ad impressions per month
on thousands of sites.
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Our Newspaper partners’ combined Sunday readership is over
78 million people and over
150 million unique website visitors
each month. We have local reach in every
state in the U.S.
Local Reach
Monster Newspaper Partners
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Newspaper Partners Extend Local ReachWhen partnering with local newspapers, Monster is able to reach job seekers not visiting Monster directly
Market Reach: Atlanta DMA1
Media Source Unique Local UsersMonster.com 696 K
AJC.com 1.3 M
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Readers (print) 1.8 M
Combined Audience – Unduplicated 2.4 M
Extended Reach from Partnership 1.7 M (2.4 – 0.7)
By partnering with The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Monster now reaches an additional 1.7M Job Seekers in the Atlanta DMA – a 254% increase
• Over 900k Active Resumes in Atlanta• Over 1.9MM Monthly Job Views in Atlanta
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Monster’s IT Talent Pool
IT Job Seekers by Category
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Career Level
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Education Level
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Years of Experience
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Supply & Demand
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Top 20 Job Title Searches on Monster
Top 20 represent 45% of all IT Talent
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WHY SEMANTIC?
Keyword Engine’s View of the Resume
Keywords extracted from one actual resume
Is This Candidate Qualified?
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Keyword-based Search for Talent
Needs Complex
Boolean Logic
Cannot DistinguishRecent vs.
DatedExperience
Gives AllKeywords
Equal Weight
Results NotInformative
Qualified CandidatesAre AlwaysHard to Find
Does NotUnderstand the
Meaning ofWords
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Advanced Technology.Innovative Results.
We’re making it
faster and easier for you to find the
talented candidates you are looking for —
How?
By using innovative,
breakthrough technologies – like our
industry-leading semantic search
technology
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Director ofPartnershipsDirector ofAlliances
Dir. Biz. Dev.Dir. BusinessDevelopment
Director ofBusiness
Development
BusinessDevelopment
Director
Director,Business
Development
Addresses The Common Search Problem
Dir. Biz. Dev.
Search Query
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…JD EdwardsPeoplesoftSAPIBMOracleEnterpriseSoftware
Dir. Biz. Dev.
Search Query
Addresses The Common Search Problem
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…Kellogg Schoolof ManagementSloan School
of ManagementWhartonStanfordMITHarvard
Business School
Top BusinessSchools
EnterpriseSoftware
Dir. Biz. Dev.
Search Query
Addresses The Common Search Problem
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Top BusinessSchools
EnterpriseSoftware
Search Query
The Common Search Problem
Dir. Biz. Dev.
Synonyms
Homonyms
Stemming
Partial Matches
Spelling Errors
Concatenation
Diacritics
Abbreviations
Punctuation
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Concept and Context-Based Searching
Searches on the meaning of words
Understands job titles, skills, industries, education etc.
Understands the hierarchy of concepts
Accounting
GAAPSOXFASB
SOX 404
SOX302
FinancialAudit
RevenueRecognition
VSOEFinancialDisclosure
FraudInvestigation
Skills
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Concept and Context-Based Searching
Knows the difference between:> George Washington University
> Washington Mutual
> 123 Washington Avenue
> George Washington
Evaluates the length of time using a skill or holding a job.> 10 years of experience vs. 1 year
Understands difference between recent and dated experience.> Accountant now vs. Accountant 10 yrs ago
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Power Resume Search with6Sense™ Search Technology
Provides unrivaled candidate matches
Understands concepts and context
Bases matches on actual, relevant experience, skills, education, and more
Automatically sorts, scores, and ranks
Provides at-a-glance comparisons
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Power Resume Search ROI
Source: Data collected from 48 recruiters, managers and executives from 15 enterprise customers nationwide after hands-on testing of PRS vs. various keyword searches
Less Time Takenusing PRS vs.
keyword search
More qualified candidates found
Recruiterspreferred using
PRS over keyword search
Recruiters believed PRS
found candidates faster
65%Less Time
150%More Candidates
90%Preferred PRS
97%PRS is faster
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LIVE DEMO
Paul Miller@SeekerPal
WHERE DOES THIS GO?
6Sense Enterprise Suite
• Consolidate all applicants in one pool
• Leverage patented semantic search capability
• Find better quality candidates faster
Search
• Automatically match applicants to job criteria
• Manage applicant inflow efficiently
• Identify top candidates
Talent Matching
• Model internal talent
• Understand demographic shifts and challenges
• Identify talent gaps
Talent Dashboard
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