
Master information technology fundamentals for recruiting by understanding hardware, software, operating systems, and software layers, plus open vs closed source, to screen candidates and close roles quickly.
Explore the software development lifecycle from feasibility, analysis, design, coding, implementation, maintenance, and project roles like project manager, architect, business analyst, developers, and testers, plus agile and waterfall methods.
Compare frontend and backend software profiles, including roles, languages like html, css, javascript and c, java, php, and how apis and databases drive recruitment.
Recruit Unix roles by understanding flavors like Linux, Solaris, and open source origins; identify L1–L3 engineers with shell scripting, Linux, and Apache Tomcat knowledge.
Identify C and C++ developers who work close to hardware, focusing on system programming and object-oriented design. Highlight skills in data structures, algorithms, multithreading, Linux, and embedded IoT devices.
Identify whether a candidate is a front-end or backend Java developer by evaluating Java editions, front-end technologies, server-side skills, frameworks, build tools, web services, and cloud experience.
Identify whether a dot net or Java stack fits a project, differentiate Windows Forms from Web Forms, and source dot net developers with the right languages, frameworks, and certifications.
Learn the software testing lifecycle from requirement analysis to test case development, and differentiate manual, automation, and performance testing roles using tools like Selenium, Jenkins, and JMeter.
Learn to recruit database developers and administrators by matching SQL and PL/SQL skills with Oracle, MySQL, DB2, and MongoDB expertise, plus backup, recovery, tuning, and production environment experience.
Learn how ERP tools unify resources and how to recruit SAP consultants, including functional vs technical modules and implementation project experience in FICO, HR, and other SAP areas.
Explore machine learning basics relevant to recruitment, including supervised and unsupervised learning, neural networks, text and image processing, C++, and data workflows with data warehouses to evaluate machine learning talent.
Is this for you ? Let's find it by answering below few questions,
1. Are you working in the field of Human Resources or Recruiting
2. Are you a Fresher and Looking for Job in Human Resource/Recruiting?
3. Do you want to upskill your Recruiting Skills?
4. Are you aspiring to become a Technical Recruiter, who will hiring Software Professionals for Various IT Companies like Wipro, Infosys, Facebook, Google etc
If the answer is Yes to any of the above questions, Then this Practical Course is for you.
Why it is Important to Learn Technical Recruiting?
To become strong technical Recruiter, the basic skill is to understand technologies in depth, Which helps in below ways
You can have meaningful Interviews with the Software professionals as the HR Recruiter
You can easily build strong relationship with your hiring managers
You can easily crack Interviews for yourself in your next dream Job Interview
You can close the technical Open roles much faster than your peers, which results in higher incentives
Okay, Why this Course is Recommended for you ?
In this course, we are going to learn each and every technology that you might come across for hiring in your current role or Future role
Even though you might not have any technical background, You will learn technology just like story
You will understand how to find Fake Candidates in the Market
You will learn to understand, if the candidate you are speaking really have strong expertise on the technology they have worked
You will know to pick the right keywords from any Job description
You will know the Interview questions they might ask you in your next Job Interview
Now you shall decide if you really want to be superstar Recruiter or Just be like any other Recruiter