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This can sound like a cliché but it’s never going to be more important than in the next few years.

Recruiters must build relationships. Real ones.

So many of the people who lost…

Added by Greg Savage at 12:23am on April 21, 2011

Blog Post: Clients and Agencies: Has the 'Special Relationship' changed?: Clients and Agencies: Has the ‘Special Relationship’ Changed?

The ‘Special Relationship’ is a phrase used to describe the exceptionally close relations between the UK and…; Added by Giles Lewis and Gina Sargunar at 5:21am on July 6, 2011

Blog Post: The Right Tool Makes Candidate Engagement Easy: Getting to know your candidates and keeping them is harder than ever before. As a recruiting professional, you’re overloaded with candidate information from LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook and you…; Added by Deborah Katz at 3:30pm on February 23, 2016

Recruiters know how to successfully identify talent amongst the crowd. They also know how to…

Added by sheila Greco at 9:12am on November 3, 2014

Topic: Corporate Recruiting and Relationship Building...: e role. One thing that I have noticed in my change from the third party to in-house is the difference in the priority given to building relationships with candidates. As a third-party recruiter I found myself highly competent at creating and sustaining relationships with candidates who still to this day call me when looking for work. I thought that this ability would come in quite handy on the corporate side, but have noticed that from an in-house perspective these relationships are/should be managed differently and to a different end result. I would really like to hear from other corporate recruiters on how they handle the relationship building process with their candidates, particularly those who have made the change from a third party role where building lasting relationships is necessary for the success of your business. Have you found yourself keeping a stranglehold on the relationship building part of the job, or have you found a way to balance the new goals and business models of in-house recruiting with the natural desire to build strong relationships? As far as candidate experience goes, should we focus on more of meaningful, but transactional type of communication, or is there still a place for building and nurturing a real, long term connection? Let me know your thoughts……; Added by Becky Metcalf to Corporate Recruiters at 5:02pm on December 2, 2008

Blog Post: VMS Part II: Vendors - Are you a “limp noodle”?: Are you currently an IT staffing vendor working through a VMS? What kind of results do you get? Have you measured your return on time? Do you feel like you “sling resumes” up against the wall and see…; Added by Kevin Womack at 3:28pm on February 2, 2010

Blog Post: Rebalancing Your Work-Relationship Balance: If there’s anything being a responsible adult has taught us, it’s the importance of balance. Time management is a skill we learn to develop as we grow older, and it doesn’t just apply to our…; Added by Alicia Walker at 8:57am on July 30, 2021

Blog Post: Las Vegas Recruiters 04/29 and Phoenix Recruiters 05/07: In 7 days the kick off meeting for the Nevada Recruiters Association

The Nevada Recruiters Association

Get your tickets for this event:…; Added by Thomas F.X. Licari at 2:23pm on April 22, 2009

Blog Post: Is your organization ensuring a positive candidate experience?: Is your organization ensuring a positive candidate experience?

Anyone who knows me professionally knows that I believe one of the most important aspects of any recruitment program is a…; Added by Mike Astringer at 11:32am on March 9, 2009