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Blog Post: How Hiring Military Veterans Helps Your Company Save Money – Part 1: No-cost Relocation to Where the Job Is: Hiring military is a great business strategy because the talent is top notch. A recent post at our HireMilitary.com blog from military recruiting HR consultant Lisa Rosser, discussed one of the key…; Added by Bradley-Morris, Inc. - Delivering Military-Experienced Talent to America's Top Companies at 9:19am on January 16, 2009

Blog Post: Orion International and PHC Consulting! need military bmets/cbets…: Most people know us for our work with medical sales! But we do about 15% to 20% of our placements within the technical support groups. So medical technologist, histologist, the molecular field…; Added by Peggy McKee at 9:48pm on November 2, 2008

Topic: Where does HR interface with Recruitment in your organisation, at an invoice or somewhere in time line before?: y organisation, a responsive and carefully maintained link between an in house service to 17 separate business units, a commercial agreement with a vendor or something quite different? I would greatly appciciate your input as I am exploring model design.…; Added by Elouise MacFarlane at 6:06pm on April 12, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'Exit Interviews': and provide real information to someone seen as separate from the company they just left. It's really a win in a lot of respects. The company wins because they get real feedback (albeit in some cases emotionally-driven). The individual appreciates the opportunity to voice his/her feelings, in addition to (in our case), meeting a recruitment firm that may be able to provide future options. Finally, from a business standpoint, we open a new talent pipeline by conducting Exit Interviews. We refer to our Exit Interview Service as our "Lost Dog" Program. You can see what we're doing at http://www.yellowdogrecruiting.com/lost_dog_exit_interview_svc_.html. I'd welcome your feedback.…; Added by David Rose at 4:55pm on April 17, 2009

Video: Next Level Exchange - May Episode - Martin Pocs: icant contributions in shaping the success of DHR’s 40+ domestic and eight international offices. His search practice includes diverse industries such as telecommunications, manufacturing, financial services, real estate, advanced technology, consumer products, airlines and non-profits covering a variety of disciplines and general management positions within those industries. Prior to DHR, Martin had a 14 year career in human resources including experience with Sundstrand Corporation, a Fortune 500 aerospace and industrial products manufacturer, and Founders Asset Management, a financial services firm featuring no-load mutual funds. About This Segment This big biller session shares essential lessons learned about developing a robust practice, the importance of setting the right foundations in the beginning, and the need to be constantly moving, never complacent. Every recruiter, new or tenured, that is interested in a lucrative, life-long career will benefit from this critical information! In this session Martin will discuss: The 5 techniques that separate him from his competitors The biggest lessons learned in his career as a recruiter What motivates him during a slump How to leverage associations to build business relationships 3 pieces of advice he would give to those who want to take their practice to the next level For more information, please visit www.nextlevelexchange.com…; Added by Jeff Kaye at 1:45pm on May 11, 2009

Blog Post: How do you manage your workload?: In business, there are many functions handling different responsibilities in order to produce a…; Added by Neha at 8:42pm on April 21, 2010

Blog Post: Are you a 360 Recruiter?: This is a new one of those new terms that I have seen used throughout 2010 and my curiosity allowed me to look into what people actually meant by this. It seems that a 360 recruiter is someone…; Added by Mark Lennard at 5:00pm on December 23, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'Reflections from the #TruLondon unconference: Tales from a customer service eva…': tomers. Everyone is our customer. As far as the gentleman who suggested recruiters should be "ruthless," it is far more helpful and productive to reframe the argument to say rather, recruiters ought to be pragmatic and discerning. The world is ruthless enough without piddly minded professionals adding to the muck. What we need is to continue to take the high road. We lead by example. I want my example to that of a trustbuilder, a relationship builder, and a customer service evangelist. Thanks for your comment Shennee.…; Added by Margo Rose at 6:53pm on November 19, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Actually, I won’t be returning your crappy cold call voice mail. Here’s why.': m the competition at all. The 2nd illustrates the importance of effort, which in recruiting says everything on your level of service. If you don't take the time to understand a potential client who could ultimately PAY you, what level of attention do you pay toward candidates? Good topic though! With all the information out there, it's very easy to look up someone's info before you call them. The fact that some don't even do that is a testament to their abilities. …; Added by Timothy Yandel at 1:22pm on August 23, 2011

Blog Post: Staffing Firm Grows Candidate Pool with Recruiting Technological Innovation: As a full-service staffing and HR consulting firm, understands workers would be the most essential advantage of any business. The mission is to find and hire the best possible candidates for its…; Added by Ekansh Pahwa at 2:32am on December 7, 2017