example: 30 attendees, currently 5 open positions - I will find out names of these 5 hiring managers, send them a link, probably for a Linkedin project (newly created) to see what people are there, if they seem a fit and to a comment they can add what position they are relevant to, after that I will send an e-mail (if I have the permission from them, meaning if they are in the Talent Community) or in-mail with this potential offer. If they are interested (response rate will be quite similar as in the) regular project, so let´s say 5 people will respond back
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after that ideal scenario would be do the interview with them, but I do not have details about the position. I can ask HM to write a couple of sentences (daily routine, technologies, a bit about department/product, salary maximum - I can find out this on my own) about each of the role and then I can do initial interview. If I have someone whose salary expectations are high, I will then say goodbye, but with the rest I will proceed further. Only this will ensure they will not get lost in RCM.
marking in RCM - I would not say you will see it on first glance if this is a candidate from TW Event (I am not sure, should be checked), if they apply of course
it should be a Linkedin project, because if they do not apply, they will not appear in RCM, they are only in TalentCommunity, where I do not have an access to and many of HM will not have the access either