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Sourcing Diversity Resumes - Start your search off by targeting specific Diversity groups. To get the full amount of resumes that we need, enter all variations of the word “resume”. Google String: (resume OR cv) (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engineers" OR witi OR "women in tech- nology international") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -job -jobs -sample -samples The “fill in the blank” operator ( =*= ) only works on Google. It will connect one word to another within a certain distance. For more information please contact: Mark Tortorici - [email protected] - 408.839.7770 - www.transformtalentacquisition.com transforming your staffing organization through training and knowledgeSourcing Data Sheet version 12 By Mark Tortorici - Sourcing for diversity candidates doesn’t have to be diffi- cult. You can use many different techniques including resume searches, speaker bios, associations, organizations, social networks, and more. Sourcing Diversity Profiles - Look for a Diversity Engineering organization and target profiles of members who be- long. Search for bios or profiles but leave out the 3 rd person masculine gender. Example string with added degree: ("wie" OR "women in engineering") (bio OR profile) (her OR she) (developer OR programmer OR "software engineer") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -site:edu Sourcing Linkedin Profiles - Look for a Diversity Engineering organization and target profiles of members. The phrase “groups and associations” will help direct you to profiles that have the group on their Linkedin page. The compo- nents to the string are: the site operator, diversity organizations, degrees, and words to get rid of. Google string: site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engi- neers" OR witi OR "women in technology international" OR "women in engineering") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer sci- ence") -inurl:dir This string focuses on profiles with a possible DevOps background: site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engi- neers" OR witi OR "women in technology international" OR "women in engineering") (python OR perl) (deployment OR devops OR chef OR puppet OR cfengine) (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -inurl:dir Google+ String: site:plus.google.com "have her" ("works at vmware" OR "worked at vmware" OR "works at emc" OR "worked at emc" OR "works at rackspace" OR "worked at rackspace") (engineer OR programmer OR developer) -intitle:jobs -intitle:job -inurl:app TRANSFORM talent acquisition

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Sourcing Diversity Resumes - Start your search off by targeting specific Diversity groups. To get the full amount

of resumes that we need, enter all variations of the word “resume”. Google String:

(resume OR cv) (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engineers" OR witi OR "women in tech-nology international") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -job -jobs -sample -samples

The “fill in the blank” operator ( =*= ) only works on Google. It will connect one word to another within a certain distance.

For more information please contact: Mark Tortorici - [email protected] - 408.839.7770 - www.transformtalentacquisition.com

“transforming your staffing organization through training and knowledge”

Sourcing Data

Sheet version 12

By Mark Tortorici - Sourcing for diversity candidates doesn’t have to be diffi-cult. You can use many different techniques including resume searches,

speaker bios, associations, organizations, social networks, and more.

Sourcing Diversity Profiles - Look for a Diversity Engineering organization and target profiles of members who be-

long. Search for bios or profiles but leave out the 3rd person masculine gender. Example string with added degree:

("wie" OR "women in engineering") (bio OR profile) (her OR she) (developer OR programmer OR "software engineer") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -site:edu

Sourcing Linkedin Profiles - Look for a Diversity Engineering organization and target profiles of members. The phrase “groups and associations” will help direct you to profiles that have the group on their Linkedin page. The compo-

nents to the string are: the site operator, diversity organizations, degrees, and words to get rid of. Google string:

site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engi-neers" OR witi OR "women in technology international" OR "women in engineering") (bscs OR mscs OR "computer sci-

ence") -inurl:dir

This string focuses on profiles with a possible DevOps background:

site:linkedin.com/in OR site:linkedin.com/pub (association=*=swe OR member=*=swe OR "society of women engi-

neers" OR witi OR "women in technology international" OR "women in engineering") (python OR perl) (deployment OR

devops OR chef OR puppet OR cfengine) (bscs OR mscs OR "computer science") -inurl:dir

Google+ String:

site:plus.google.com "have her" ("works at vmware" OR "worked at vmware" OR "works at emc" OR "worked at emc" OR "works at rackspace" OR "worked at rackspace") (engineer OR programmer OR developer) -intitle:jobs -intitle:job

-inurl:app

TRANSFORM talent acquisition

Sourcing Data Sheet version 10 Sourcing Strategies that Work

For more information please contact: Mark Tortorici - [email protected] - 408.839.7770 - www.transformtalentacquisition.com

Twitter Followers

Target a diversity organization on Twit-ter, and then source their followers.

You can also use a software tool like

Twiangulate to search the followers and refine the results with titles, tweets, or

other keywords.

Twitter Sourcing

Use Twitter pages, feeds, and users to find more candidates

One possible search is to use Followerwonk. Just enter a string in the keywords field:

("software engineer" | programmer | developer) (mom | mother | girl | woman | female | wife)

Remember that Followerwonk uses the pipe sign | for OR’s and the parenthesis ( ) for quotes.

Twitter Followers

Great list of targeted candidates!

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