In a fast-paced business world, recruiters are expected to deliver results in a limited timeframe. Whether it is building a resume database of qualified candidates or trying to fill hard-to-fill job openings, time is one of the most crucial factors of success.
Surveys reveal that recruiters spend quite a lot of time in manually extracting qualified resumes from various sources. It eventually consumes a lot of time and effort, and makes recruitment a lengthy process. A lengthy…
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Added by Umamaheswari.K on March 11, 2011 at 7:30am —
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Resume is a promotional document that carries a lot of importance. It is a key job-hunting tool used to get a job interview. It summarizes your accomplishments, your education, as well as your work experience, and should reflect your special mix of skills and strengths.
choose a resume formats and approach that is concise and effective and highlights the skills your…
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Added by Sandy Dsouza on March 11, 2011 at 4:30am —
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As promised in Tuesday’s brief blog entry “Video Resume: Taking Another Look” today’s entry will focus on my interview with Ty Abernethy, Founder of ZuZu Hire.
Who is Ty Abernethy and what drew him to the recruiting world?
Ty grew up in recruiting staffing industry,…
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Added by Lisa Switzer on March 11, 2011 at 12:05am —
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Yep. Just had to say that. It pains me greatly. But what else can we do?
I'm sure many of you are (hopefully) off-the-hook BUSY! I am absolutely thankful to be in the position I find myself in.
But can we - more importantly - should we take on every new search that comes our way if we're too busy? I've decided it's better to let a potential client know we're simply not in a position to entertain a new search with them. I've done this twice now. This…
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Added by Jerry Albright on March 10, 2011 at 5:51pm —
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Hello and good day!
I thought it woud be a great idea to share a list of remarkable recruiters/staffing thought leaders, I know personally, or "follow" intentionally, to gain inspiration, which has supported the Inbound Recruiter vision, (Get Found, Convert, Analyze.) Inbound Recruiter could not have been formed without each of these industry leaders "original thoughts" (innovation) and accomplishments in our field. (Order unimportant, They ALL…
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Added by Brian K. Johnston on March 10, 2011 at 5:12pm —
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I work for a recruiting corporation in Northern VA. I focus on accounting and finance and place professionals on temporary and temp to hire positions. There are a lot of factors that are in play with our market. Yes, we are one of the best markets in America. However, that also means that we have some of the toughest competition because everyone that is anyone is here. To top it off, many of the larger users of temp are moving their lower level operations out of town because labor is…
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Added by Ronald on March 10, 2011 at 4:29pm —
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Hiring takes time and commitment. Much like dating, momentum builds with each interaction until you reach a point when a pair decides to either continue on a path together or part ways. That, of course, is easier said than done.
These days, with a recovering economy and competitive market, time is not something often found lying around. Chances are, you're part of a team that has hunkered down the past couple years and already works 50-60 hours per week. Or…
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Added by Erin Wilson on March 10, 2011 at 3:52pm —
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[Originally posted on http://bit.ly/fXqICa]
Being a mid-level financial manager looking for work in this market is still tough. It has been for a while. When we have heart to heart discussions with these capable people, we hear many complaints. Here are some of them.
Complaints about Companies:
Companies are low-balling: Candidates feel that companies are taking advantage, and paying less for…
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Added by Samuel Dergel - CFO2Grow on March 10, 2011 at 2:34pm —
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On February 9th, 2011 I began this series on Discrimination with some thoughts on the…
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Added by Jonathan D. Davis on March 10, 2011 at 2:30pm —
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I found this one on the following site, but will repost it here as well. :)
http://jokesandfunnystoriessite.blogspot.com/2006/03/ode-to-recruiter.html#top1
Ode to the Recruiter
Four months ago, I had time to relax
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Added by Leela Densa on March 10, 2011 at 12:52pm —
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This post is really simple. The happier your employees are and the more they enjoy what they are doing, the your recruiting can and will be. You can keep employees happy in a variety of ways including:
Competitive Salaries - Employees like to be paid what they are worth and if you keep your salaries competitive with other companies in your industry it will definitely help keep them happy.
Special…
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Added by Chris Brablc on March 10, 2011 at 12:00pm —
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The gas price national average is $3.53; the commute for most is about 30-45 minutes, miles put on a vehicle. How much does that cost every person per year that commutes to work? The buildings and energy it takes to house a business, how much does that cost every company per year? These costs have no prejudice; they are fixed except for gas that will probably be higher after you read this. Information week provided these statistics; the US could save $38 billion dollars annually if 53%…
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Added by Jason Monastra on March 10, 2011 at 11:56am —
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Information exchange is flowing at lightning speed and we are all expected to keep up.
I don’t know about you, but I am feeling the need to shut the hell up (after I finish this) reassess and declutter.
This time of the year calls for a good spring cleaning in my home and in my head. It feels natural to reflect, re-examine and adjust focus.
My fear is that I am so used to having so many distractions, will panic set in when I don’t allow…
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Added by Tracey Cress on March 10, 2011 at 11:23am —
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I love this piece about Holly. I still cannot get her out of her mind, I want to be just like Holly and then I remember I really only want to be like me, I want to make my calls and get a send out a day and hit my numbers and use social media and have fun and make money, just like Holly! What can I do right that Holly does or what am I doing that Holly doesn't and how can I learn from Holly so Caseygina can be the best she can be!
Added by Caseygina Terry on March 10, 2011 at 11:17am —
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A while ago, I mentioned to you about how I have a daughter who studies philosophy and literature in college. We’ve discussed multiple different ways her world of arts and my world of business coincide and have even produced a blog from one of those very discussions. This time we have a series of blogs set up for you, this being the first. This day is a day we take some advice from the greatest playwright of our time and apply it to the business world, because what Shakespeare taught us…
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Added by Tim Giehll on March 10, 2011 at 11:10am —
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Areyou thinking of having your own online job board software? Great! You will find many solutions to this, since there are many websites offering their service to help you build your own one. You can build a web based job site, which can have integrated latest technology to track the applicants.
In the package of the online job board software for your site design, you may get-
1) Some give you five or some offer six home page templates; you have enough option to choose one…
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Added by Julian wood on March 10, 2011 at 12:00am —
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Resume writing is a skillful task which includes summary or listing of your work experience and skills relevant to the field of you are entering. It highlights your, accomplishments to show a potential employer that you are qualified for the work you want.
Before you write resume, take time to do a self-assessment on paper. Outline your skills and abilities as well as…
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Added by Sandy Dsouza on March 9, 2011 at 11:00pm —
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Article Originally Posted on RecruitingReach.com
A Blog that Caters to the Marketing Aspect of Recruiting…
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Added by Justin Miller on March 9, 2011 at 5:19pm —
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I was a "Head-hunter" (on contingency basis) for over 11yrs and have been on the "other side of the desk" for over 5yrs. Having worked on both sides, I can understand the frustrations both agency recruiters and corporate recruiters feel when dealing with each other.
Ironically, some of the frustrations are similiar such as response time, communication, content of requested information, etc. We both have the same complaints in many cases, the difference is from which side it comes and…
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Added by Mauricio on March 9, 2011 at 2:47pm —
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Demand is outpacing supply for the following ten titles in the cities listed. As a result, prospects in these areas are more likely to be open to using your services especially if you provide data, such as this information, on market demand and the impact this will have on their ability to hire quality talent.
Accountants and Auditors in Chicago-Joliet-Naperville (146% normal demand)
Computer Specialists in Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington (163% normal…
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Added by Scott Wintrip on March 9, 2011 at 10:42am —
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