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USAM Module Two
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Created on June 26, 2024
Search Basics and Data Sources
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Universal Search and Match
Module 2
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Learn how to use the Ultimate Recruitment Tool for Sourcing and Candidate Management!
- Click on markers in order to find videos with audio to learn more on the search process
- Click on the lightening bolt to get to the next page
- Understand how to effectively use results created from searches within Universal Search and Match
- This module does include videos with audio
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Universal Search and Match
Objectives:
Search
Search Mechanics
Internal Database
Locate where to input search queries
Use keywords to identify results
Search keywords in Full-Text and add to Call Lists
Save
Call Lists
Building Searches
Save specific searches for future use
Curate searches from call lists
Create searches with keywords and build specific results
Submissions
Refine
Specify and tailor results to searching needs
Identify where to find web responses
Action
Take action on search results
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Search Sources
Submissions
Internal Database
Call Lists
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Internal Database
Internal Database As soon as Search Criteria is entered from the Facets or a Keyword, the Internal Database (Country: United States) is defaulted.
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Call Lists
Call Lists In USAM, you can search by the Data Source: Call Lists. This allows you to pull a specific call list into your Search Results and take advantage of Facet or Keyword searching.
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Submissions
Web Responses In USAM, you can search Web Responses for a specific Job in the Data Sources tab.
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Understand Data Sources
Prospecting Prospecting is the path traveled to fill our pipeline or network of Candidates.
Candidate Management With Candidate Management, the goal is to tap into the candidates you have met with in order to sub OR to reconnect with candidates.
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What do you do with the results?
Refine Searches
Take Action on Searches
Save Searches
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Save Searches
Save Searches Saving searches allows quick access to valuable information, ensuring consistency and efficiency.
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Take Action on Searches
Single Action
Take Action on Searches
Mass Action
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Refine Searches
Refine Searches
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Question
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Search Basics
Understanding search basics is crucial for efficiently finding accurate information online, saving time, and improving research quality.
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Search Basics
Keywords Keywords search Candidate Facets and Default Resumes
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Search Basics
AND & OR - The Operators Applying operators to your search string is simple! To apply AND, you will use a space between keywords and to apply OR, you will list keywords within parenthesis.
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Search Basics
NOT - The Operator Filter out unwanted keywords and focus on the most relevant information.
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Search Basics
Related Term Library
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Question
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Congratulations!
Now you can:
Search Mechanics
Search
Internal Database
Locate where to input search queries
Use keywords to identify results
Search keywords in Full-Text and add to Call Lists
Save
Call Lists
Building Searches
Save specific searches for future use
Curate searches from call lists
Create searches and use keywords to build specific results
Submissions
Refine
Specify and tailor results to searching needs
Identify where to find web responses
Action
Take action on search results
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The advantage of running this in USAM vs the Job ATS is that you can ALSO search the candidate's record and default resume!