Writings · Anara
Long reads, in English
Essays on sourcing, market mapping and the limits of the tools we search with. Most were written in French first; these are the ones translated so far.
- In English
- 10 pieces
- In French
- 40 pieces
- Since
- 2020
- Essay 30 Sept
What your LinkedIn searches don't tell you
Across 143,258 profiles, why keyword search keeps surfacing the same candidates. One profile in two without an About section, six in ten without a description of the current role: what the structure of LinkedIn data decides before any query is typed.
- Essay 20 May
Beyond the Profile, the Presence
37 million on Sales Navigator. 31 million active workers in France. Something doesn't add up. On sourcing, what people declare — and what they leave behind.
- Tools 26 Jul
Google Scholar PSE – How it Works?
How to source researchers on Google Scholar with Google Custom Search Engine? Advanced operators, examples and direct access to the PSE.
- Tools 26 Jul
ResearchGate PSE – How it Works?
How to source researcher profiles on ResearchGate with Google Custom Search Engine? Advanced operators, examples and direct access to the PSE.
- Tools 12 Jul
Dev.to PSE – How it Works?
How to source developer profiles on Dev.to with Google Custom Search Engine? Advanced operators, examples and direct access to the PSE.
- Essay 16 Jun
Sourcing Without Tools — In Praise of Frugality
You always pack too much. What's true for trekking is true for sourcing: method beats tools — not the other way around.
- Essay 4 Jan
What the Ultra-Runner Teaches the Sourcer
Marathon des Sables, 250 km self-supported across the Moroccan desert: what endurance teaches the sourcing profession.
- Tools 3 Dec
About.me PSE – How it Works?
How to source profiles on about.me with Google Custom Search Engine? Operators, examples and direct access to the PSE.
- Essay 24 Oct
Boolean Search Is Good for Nothing!
It tickles the inner geek… and from a distance, through the fog, it almost makes you look like a developer.
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