Posts Tagged ‘Brett Iredale’
“Just try stuff’ and other musings @ Recruittech Conference
- By Phillip Tusing ,
- 25 September 2009
Few observations from the recent Recruittech conference.
Doubt is good. Not surprisingly, there are many cynics as there are converts to the bold new world of online social engagement. In my book, doubters are in a good place – at least they are participating in the conversations and asking additional questions. Indeed, no one really have all the answers, what works for one organisation in one industry may not work for another. Advice from @RigesYounan – “Just try stuff” – best sums up the mindset of early adopters (the brave). The best time to start on social media was, perhaps, five years ago; the next best time is now.
Tags: Brett Iredale, Clayton Wehner, Kate Sykes, Laurel Papworth, Michael Specht, Riges Younan, Ross Clennett, Stephen Collins, Thomas Shaw
Talent Talk: Conversation with Brett Iredale, MD JobAdder
- By Phillip Tusing ,
- 24 February 2009
By positioning themselves as gatekeepers to job boards, job posting software (JPS) providers are cementing their position as critical players in the acquisition of talent. JPS lessens the administrative drudgery of posting jobs, saves time, increases the ability to distribute jobs to a wide network and provides metrics to measure and manage job posting activities.
I caught up with Brett Iredale, MD of Job Adder, to discuss a range of issues including the value proposition of JPS, measuring the worth of job boards, social media and the company’s progress.
Tags: Brett Iredale, Job Adder, Job board, Q&A, Talent Talk (Q&A)


