Bullhorn, which makes software used by recruiters and human resources executives, thinks so. The Boston company has created a feature called Radar, part of a new, free software offering, that tries to identify talent before that talent is actively out looking for a new gig.
"It's career suicide if your boss catches you putting your résumé on a job site," says Art Papas, Bullhorn's CEO and co-founder. Radar aims to help recruiters and HR execs find people who haven't yet taken that step. It starts by examining the first- and second-degree connections that a recruiter has on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter (IE, people in their networks, and people in their friend's networks — but not friends of friends).
Are there things you do on LinkedIn and Facebook that might be quiet clues that you're about to leap into the job market?
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