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Comment on: Topic 'Best Screening Processes': ected very early on by both questions & answers the candidate will generate. I'm still learning about the correct approach to passive candidates that are a little hesitant.…; Added by john slusser at 2:52pm on June 28, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'The Stay At Home Conference - coming soon to a couch near you.': ence a little over a year ago. It was local and I enjoyed it tremendously. I wasn't there to network. I was there to learn specifics that I could take home and apply, new ways of thinking of things. This is why the virtual conference appeals to me so much. Because for me it's all about the info and if I can see a transcript, watch a video, especially on my timetable, that's ideal as it doesn't require missing days of work. However, the technology needs to be working. I just jumped on a call for a virtual conference and hung up after 10 minutes because there was a screaming child somewhere in the background drowning out the speaker... :)…; Added by pam claughton at 3:44pm on October 28, 2009

Blog Post: 5 Social Outing Ideas For Employees

Everybody loves a social outing. It’s a great way for employees to engage in team bonding and to just kick back and let off some steam.

Many companies tend to play it safe when coming up…

Added by Joanne McDonagh at 5:53am on September 12, 2018

Blog Post: Recruiting by the Numbers [INFOGRAPHIC]: Attention, all recruiters! Are you always searching for the…; Added by Raj Sheth at 3:12pm on September 20, 2013

Blog Post: “No” isn’t a dirty word! Do you use it?

You know that terrifying moment when you look into the mirror after a…

Added by FMC Global Talent at 3:46am on July 29, 2016

Blog Post: Bad candidate clichés: In my twenty years of recruiting I’ve heard many clichés about the hiring process concerning candidates’ fears, but over that time most have either been dispelled or just fallen…; Added by bill martineau at 10:07am on September 13, 2007

Comment on: Blog Post 'Looking to Close More Business? Try Some BANTER.': are with you if they have the budget, you get an answer of when we find the right person on the timetable that was what happened when I went into the legal field. I am not saying that I never talk with the hiring authority but it is pretty rare because sometimes one of the hiring partners is another state and the office that has the need is in a different state. I try to do things as I was trained but sometimes I go with the flow. Do I like it...hell no but if I want to make a placement I do it how the firm wants it done. I sometimes push a little harder than I would like to but until they tell me to give it a rest I continue. It would be so much easier if they followed like the training I had said that they should do it. You know answer all of your questions return your phone call within reason and be excited about interviewing your candidate. Not take forever to get back with you about a resume of a very specialized candidate that they tell you they are looking for, literally having to drag answers out of them about why they don't want to move forward on a candidate. I know that it sounds bad but I do enjoy what I am doing I am just not doing it like the book says that I should and because of that I am probably missing out on a lot of placements. So if someone can tell me a better way to get the responses or time that I need to get all of my questions answered I would be happy to listen and maybe even schedule a conference call so that I can listen to them talking with a potential client to see how it is done. : )…; Added by Theresa Hunter at 11:38am on June 13, 2012

Blog Post: How Should You Interview Sales Professionals?

I’m often asked, “What’s the best way to interview Sales Professionals?”

Let’s face it, these are some of the most difficult people to interview and assess because they’re good at selling…

Added by Jeffrey K. Radt at 10:43am on January 17, 2008

Blog Post: Why is this corporate recruiter "just not that into me"?: Last time we spoke about some reasons why corporate recruiters don't always seems to be on your side. We…; Added by Bill Meirs at 10:26am on June 28, 2009

Blog Post: Who or what really, really winds you up at work?: A survey of 2,500 office workers carried out at the end of 2012 revealed that the most annoying trait amongst their colleagues was noisy eating. Not surprisingly, general messiness, smelly food…; Added by Alasdair Murray at 10:27am on February 18, 2013