Every day I seem to get an email saying I am perfect for a Java or Oracle or other tech job because someone did a key word search on a job board and just messaged everyone. Sure they might toss in a statement to refer someone else if this is "not quite a fit" for me. What does this say to candidates that see your message? How validated do you feel? It makes me feel like the person sending the message has no concern what my background is and is just tossing things against the wall hoping…
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I know I’ve been speaking a lot about Talent Communities on this blog lately but for this post I’m going to use a term I like better, which is Talent Network. A Talent Network is a collection of candidates that your organization engages with from a recruiting perspective. The engagement is bi-directional with the hope being that you not only engage with the individual but you are eventually able to engage with the individual’s network as well. It is not a community in the sense of the…
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Calling all Canadian Trucking Recruiters to start sharing ideas to make this industry better with the quaility of drivers being hired. What do you consider a good hire and a poor hire? Why are many Tranportation Companies hiring poor drivers just to move their freight??????????
Added by David Brown on November 17, 2011 at 11:42am — 1 Comment
We all know that Healthcare recruiting is difficult to manage. Never mind the fact that you have to find the most qualified person for a position (as do most other industry professionals) you also have a ton of different hire types to manage and a slew of regulatory issues to comply with. It’s plain old difficult...so you should pat yourselves on the back for bringing in the talent you have thus far. But what if managing your recruitment program could be easier. Well, it can be with…
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Engineers – particularly Industrial Engineers – have been in high demand this year. However as the end of the calendar year approaches, hiring demand for most occupations decreases. Industrial Engineers have seen this slowing since the summer. In October, Recruiters placed a total of 15,900 new online job ads for Industrial Engineers in the US. This represents a decline of 23% since the 4-year high in May (when more than 20,000 jobs were advertised) and a year-over-year decline of 1.4%. In…
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Apparently, there are flaws in the Texas State Criminal Records System. This is the state-wide criminal search put out by the Department of Public Safety. As many investigators and employers use this both for research and employment screening, one would think these background checks would be accurate and up to date. Not the case.
According to an article on KENS, Channel Five, in San Antonio, there are some alarming discrepancies in the criminal records. One…
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After you have constructed the perfect resume and applied for the perfect job you will hopefully receive that favourite phone call congratulating you on receiving an interview request. Typically when you apply for a job you can expect your competition to share similar skills, education and experiences as yourself. This is why you need to demonstrate to the interviewer that…
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Bank of America was brandjacked on Google Plus! Tune in to see what Google doesn't want you to know. Can you imagine if this hapenned to your employer brand? Owch! Download the show notes for links to the stories covered in this episode.
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Part way through the show today, Jerry Albright stopped the conversation to tell us that he had just received a Direct Message on Twitter from someone complaining that the show was incredibly boring.
Of course, one man's poison is another man's meatpie, so I'm sure it…
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As headhunters were taught early that counter offers are bad and we need to make sure we explain to our candidates the pitfalls of excepting them. Obviously the time we put into a search can never be replaced or compensated for if one is on a contingent assignment. It might hurt our wallets more then our pride when they are excepted - not all counter offers are bad, and some are really great for our candidates careers and…
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I have a few pet peeves in my life. Ok, several actually, but only one that will make me stop sourcing, scream, and then run over here and actually write an entire blog post about it.
Maybe it's just me. Maybe I've read too much Lynne Truss. Maybe I just need to get over myself and get with the program.
But I can't. I love language and expression and to see…
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Read this blog post. Possibly the best response to a business email ever.
Enjoy,
Paul
http://zodo.tumblr.com/post/12649178540/is-this-the-funniest-business-email-of-all-time
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In Missouri, there are only two preciously short weeks in November that you can shoot an antlered deer with a firearm. Every year, men and women all over the state get out their hunter orange and camo, and prepare to sit in a tree in the wee hours of the morning, hoping that a huge buck will wander in front of their sight lines.
While every season, 40% to 70% of the antlered deer population is killed in Missouri, only 1 in 5 hunters will actually get a…
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Tomorrow 11/17/2011 at 2:00 PM RecruitingBlogs will be hosting:
6 Power Boolean Searches and 6 Recruiting Automation Tools (ALL FREE)
We will cover: (No Theory Just Tactical, Real solutions)
Added by Ryan Leary on November 16, 2011 at 9:00am — 1 Comment
If you look back in time, maybe around 40+ years ago, employees found a job within a company and were expected to stay with that same company for their entire career in exchange for a pension and a gold watch or pen. Now times have changed dramatically, most people have 5-8 career changes in their lifetime.
So now employees are faced with a new decision, how to determine when to leave their current job. This may…
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Answer: Don’t Waste Their Time!
You can stop reading now since I already gave the answer. If you read on, I will talk about best practices for interviewing candidates whose time is limited, since someone in their infinite wisdom has already given this person a job.
Recruiters and hiring managers all want to hire the person who is currently working, yes? Why then do we waste so much of their time, and treat them like our company is God’s gift to their career?…
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So you’ve built up your Talent Community or Talent Network and gained a significant amount of followers on your Twitter profile and Facebook page. The question is what do you do next?
The answer to this question you’ve heard a thousand times: engage!
When I talk about engagement I mean a few things. First, it’s the bi-directional communication you have with a candidate to promote your company opportunities, understand their qualifications & skill-sets…
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Tactics are underrated. Problem solving is taken for granted. Business leaders want to hire executives who are strategic, who take a big picture view, who can make long term plans, guide and mentor others in the plan execution, and not get bogged down in details.
Interestingly, when I ask high level candidates about their accomplishments, often the stories are…
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Coming up on Thursday: "Sourcing Contacts" - live, free, with refreshments served, at the Salesforce HQ in San Francisco
For more details and to sign up please go to
http://www.meetup.com/BayAreaDataConnectors/events/37023812/
-Irina Shamaeva, Partner, Chief Sourcer, …
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