Today I dropped off Kennedy, my daughter, at Kindergarten just like I do every day. When I was walking her to class, I was deep in thought. Kennedy was holding my hand tightly and my 2 year old son, Trace, was in my arms. I passed the cross-guard and said “hello” just like I do every morning. I walked in the school doors and dropped her off in the cafeteria with…
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Even with the employer mandate portion of the Affordable Care Act (ACA or Obamacare) delayed until 2015, companies are already looking for ways to get around the mandate. But they could find themselves in legal hot water if they adopt one of the most popular techniques - cutting employee hours.
Starting January 1, 2015, the employer mandate will require employers with 50 or more full-time or “full-time equivalent” employees to provide health coverage to its full-time…
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Recruitment and selection process is nothing but the organization's ability to source employees to improve the quality of its human capital and stand in the competition. This process is carried by the human resource management of that particular organization, where they target to people to get the best quality employees for their organization. There are many advantages of recruitment process.
Most of the employers or recruiters around the world find themselves in many roles while…
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A while back I was asked by Donald, a CEO I advise, for my top best practice on increasing revenues generated by his sales team. I told him what I tell all my clients: the most effective way to sell more is by doing less selling. I could tell by his expression this was not the answer he expected, and he confirmed this when he asked me to explain.
His staffing and RPO company, like many organizations, was engaging buyers in a selling experience. They used a number of the traditional…
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Writing an exam is tedious enough on its own but the stress that's involved in the preparation just makes the whole situation so much worse! Wouldn't it be nice if you could walk in cool and calm, all your notes at your fingertips without a care in the world?
The Exam Stress
Everyone around is busy scribbling and you haven't got a clue about what…
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As a sourcer, if you are only using one tool to find candidates, then you are severely limiting your possibilities. Don't get me wrong, Linkedin is a great sourcing tool, but it should be used in conjunction with many others. I listen to many corporate staffing managers talk…
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What you need to know when you're applying for jobs?
Rich Peterson said recruiters (Agency or Corporate) surveyed spend 5 minutes or less reviewing candidate information and even more spend less than 2 minutes.
Given that you don't have much time to make a good impression, you really need to make sure the impression you make is a good one.
How to leap off the page in the first ten seconds someone looks at your resume.
Some "Basic" Tips. There are dozens…
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...to convey the corporate culture and job opportunities. Media included:
a) “Speed Interviewing like Speed Dating”
b) Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, MySpace, other social networks
c) “It’s a BLOG.” New Media Recruiting Tool
d) LinkedIn. Huge and Underused for Recruiting
e) Live Chats
f) Purchasing Keywords
g) Job Fairs
h) JobsinPods
i) Social Media
j) Online Meetups
k) Brazen…
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Ok, so it's not the most original pop culture reference, but the daily tech frustrations portrayed by Peter, Michael and Samir in the movie Office Space do seem to mirror those faced by today's recruiting professionals.
Every day, I see commentary around the notion that the HR and recruiting…
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Redundant systems and a co-pilot who can take over if the pilot suddenly becomes ill have made commercial flight safe and efficient. Long-haul flights even carry a second crew, ensuring there are enough qualified people to do the job of flying no matter what occurs. Sports teams also have redundant people as they plan for inevitable injuries and fatigue by having a second and even third string of players ready to take the field at a moment’s notice.
These types of redundancies are…
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A couple of decades ago, our society began to do something that I believe has reshaped our kids and caused unintended consequences in the way they interact with others, evaluate their own self-worth, and engage themselves in business. It's when we started making sure every child received a trophy, or a medal, or a certificate at the end of a season - regardless of that…
Added by Doug Douglas on September 25, 2013 at 10:39am — 2 Comments
Find the best technology so that you can teach and learn in the fastest most efficient way, but don't just start and stop with good tech. There is a human side to this equation. Even the best training management software is better when management knows how to lead their team through it. An article recently featured on Inc. gives us some great tips on how to teach anyone…
Added by Sean Pomeroy on September 25, 2013 at 8:00am — No Comments
Rich Peterson insists recruiting metrics are important.
The quantity of recruiter activity and quality of hires produced by a recruiting team are important figures to understand. Metrics can be used to judge recruiter performance, gauge the quality of employment brand, and develop effective and cost-efficient recruitment marketing.
However, when is all this data too much? When do you move from a smart strategy of examining the recruitment data generated by your team to an…
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Nearly a year ago, we reported on a Mom Corps survey that found that 45% of workers would take a pay cut to get flexibility. This year's Mom Corps survey shows that the importance of workplace flexibility continues to increase.
Mom Corps, a national flexible staffing firm, again found that flexibility is so important that…
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Get out of my way! I'm insane in the morning. Once my silly iPhone alarm goes off, all it takes is the tiny, little thought of firing up my Kuerig and rocking a 20 ounce coffee to get me flying.
Mere moments into the new day, I'm already thinking and planning my morning activities at work. Momentum in my mind builds as I travel mentally through to-do's with…
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If you’re in this industry you’ve probably been asked a dozen times what the difference is between a sourcer and a recruiter. If you’re like me, and have been in this…
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Hi all,
We will shortly be launching a small e-book on recruitment, a kind of guide to hiring for corporates and before we officially release it to our clients we wanted to open it up to anyone to review and critique.
Feel free to add any content/comments below.
thanks from iKrut.com
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Richard N. PETERSON firmly believes….
There is No Truth. Just Perception.
Branding is also a major objective in implementing outreach and recruitment programs.
I am intimately involved in Employer Branding and Employee Value Propositioning.
Rich Peterson always stated that, "Your employer brand is who you are, and how employees inside -- and candidates outside -- view your agency."
It can't…
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If employers act unilaterally to exclude all job applicants who have criminal records from jobs, then Rich Peterson concludes they run the risk of setting themselves up to charges of race discrimination and other allegations.
Employers can’t turn away potential employees simply because of a long-ago conviction that is unrelated to a job for which they are applying. i.e., DWI charges and the candidate is applying to be a store cashier. Employers cannot dismiss candidates based on…
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