LinkedIn, the world's largest professional network, today at its first annual recruiting customer conference - LinkedIn Talent Connect - announced two new products designed to improve the way businesses find and recruit high-quality passive candidates.
At the event, David Hahn, vice president of product management at LinkedIn, shared a sneak peek at the upcoming Referral Engine, a solution that will enable companies to generate more high-quality applicants by tapping the thousands or even millions of professionals in their employees' LinkedIn networks.
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At the event, David Hahn, vice president of product management at LinkedIn, shared a sneak peek at the upcoming Referral Engine, a solution that will enable companies to generate more high-quality applicants by tapping the thousands or even millions of professionals in their employees' LinkedIn networks.
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