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What Can You Learn From A Terrorist? [Part 2 of 4: Navarro]

After hearing Joe Navarro speak and then reading his book What Every Body is Saying, I decided to seek him out to ask him some pointed questions about what he has learned about non-verbal communication…

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Added by Jonathan D. Davis on October 26, 2010 at 3:00pm — No Comments

A Recruiter Success Cycle

When you think about the full cycle of a job placement, you should have 5 main concerns. Without them, long term success in unachievable. This is true for third-party recruiters (fee based), corporate recruiters (HR based) and for educational career services professionals (placing graduating students).…

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Added by Diane Skullr on October 26, 2010 at 2:00pm — No Comments

If You Achieve HROE Will You Be a HERO?

















In a recent study that was part survey, part focus group, IBM researchers surveyed 707 HR leaders of companies of all sizes around the world; 600 of them were interviewed face-to-face. According to IBM’s senior VP for HR, J. Randall MacDonald, “HR leaders expect their businesses to remain focused on two equally important goals during the next three years — the need to drive growth yet, at the same…

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Added by Nick Tubach on October 26, 2010 at 1:19pm — 7 Comments

Common Prospecting Mistakes

Recognizing these mistakes are the first step in avoiding them and prospecting to our potential.

http://www.therighthiretraining.com/prospecting-mistakes.aspx

Added by Matt Plotkin on October 26, 2010 at 12:45pm — No Comments

What works in job boards

It’s fun bashing job boards (ok, it’s fun bashing…

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Added by Jeff Dickey-Chasins on October 26, 2010 at 9:26am — 1 Comment

Not Only A Recruiter, But A Movie Guy Too

What is the last good movie that you saw?…

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Added by Noel Cocca on October 26, 2010 at 7:30am — 6 Comments

Growth Is Overrated

How do you find the balance between being ambitious and being complacent?

Complacent to me means “pleased with oneself or one’s merits,

advantages, situation, etc. often without awareness of some potential

danger or defect”. If I am complacent, it does not stop me from desiring

more. It does not stop me from…
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Added by Thabo on October 26, 2010 at 4:43am — 2 Comments

Managing candidates' salary expectations

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Successful recruiting is about lots of small interactions, handled well.



The real job of a recruiter is to manage outcomes in the…

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Added by Greg Savage on October 25, 2010 at 7:30pm — No Comments

If Ihad it to do over would I still get into this crazy profession?

Boy that really is a tough question. I have had actually three professions in my life, since i was 18. The first was the military, I spent 10 years with 4 of them being an Army Recruiter. I loved recruiting and much of what i did then is the same as i do now. Of course i only worked one side of the equation. However, it a person was qualified i did not have to worry about the employer accepting them. Still had to worry about fall offs and could only rest easy after we "kissed…

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Added by Greg Darmenio on October 25, 2010 at 5:08pm — No Comments

JEANS THAT ARE TOO SMALL



I recently came across an article about another disturbing new trend in the job market of how employers are now asking their employees to do more than one job. This was my reply:



"There are only so many hours in a day that you can get things done. I have been a financial controller for many years. The last couple of companies I've worked for I've been "asked" to also "fill in" as the HR person for that company,…
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Added by Helen Rosen on October 25, 2010 at 4:23pm — No Comments

Why I remain in the field of HR...

Many people have asked why I chose the field of Human Resources but also why I stay in such a stressful line of work. This even after being unemployed since February of this year and not finding an employer who will trust that after 22 years of doing this I am an expert and really do know what I am doing! I have chosen to continue during this "down" time with providing HR consulting to smaller companies who are grateful for my experienced advice. This is such a difficult time for the smaller… Continue

Added by Vivien Winneke on October 25, 2010 at 3:00pm — 3 Comments

Background check

Candidate with a bad background?

It might be a good idea to pause and give the person a moment to respond, if he wishes to do so.

If the person says that the record you received is in error, you should give him the chance to prove that to be the case giving him a definite deadline to produce documentation that proves his contention.



I suggest you should verified all this information before any conclusion:

Official records including felonies,…

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Added by Ericka Diaz on October 25, 2010 at 2:41pm — No Comments

2011 Technology Hiring Prediction: Enter Attrition



As a technical recruiting company, it’s critical to stay on top of IT staffing trends. In addition to frequently researching data published by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, Dice Holdings’ annual… Continue

Added by Sam Smith on October 25, 2010 at 2:00pm — No Comments

TOP TEN HIRING MISTAKES

  • Failing to define job objectives - Create a Performance-Based Position Profile.
  • Basing hire on failings of previous person - Create a new basis for a new hire.
  • Inadequate pool of qualified candidates – Cast a wide net with multiple sources.
  • Unstructured or poorly executed interviews – Prepare well, use performance based questions, assign different…
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Added by Mark Bregman on October 25, 2010 at 1:58pm — No Comments

INTERVIEW QUESTIONS

These questions that I am about to recommend may need to be fit to the type of job that you are interviewing for.



The first question is:



Can you be so kind to share with me one mistake you have made in your current or past job, how did you resolve it and what did you learn from the mistake?



Now why ask this particular question? Well, the question requires the job applicant being interviewed to use specific work related examples and it also demonstrates their ability… Continue

Added by Ericka Diaz on October 25, 2010 at 12:30pm — No Comments

My Accidental Career

I got into IT recruiting purely by accident, or luck, however you want to look at it. At the time, my Brother -In-law, known as Skip, was part owner of an IT consulting company. I was looking for a flexible position, something that would allow me the time I needed for my Children and school activites (I have 5 children). Skip asked if I would be interested in a part time receptionist job at his company. I knew working for Skip would give me the flexibility that I needed and a way to get my…

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Added by Marcia Tiemeyer on October 25, 2010 at 11:11am — No Comments

What 17th-Century Pirates Can Teach Us About Job Design

Just read a very interesting article in the USAirways Magazine, (taken from the Harvard Business Review) which was enlightening and perhaps worthwhile to consider in dialogue with HR Managers or OD executives. Do a search for USAirways Magazine, then look for the above title.

Added by Gil Kempenich on October 25, 2010 at 11:00am — 1 Comment

Staffing Industry WikiLeaks

Walk into any retail store this week and request disclosure of the markup on what they sell. When they turn you down, threaten that you’ll no longer do business there unless they share these proprietary particulars. As you’re shown the door, you may realize this is how our industry should have always responded to these demands, and that this is our version of a WikiLeak.



You may not have started the practice of sharing markups with customers, yet, it’s your opportunity to change this… Continue

Added by Scott Wintrip on October 25, 2010 at 10:51am — No Comments

Is it time to Re-pot you?

We had a nice long summer here in Michigan; we had a cacophony of color and flowers this year and we experienced the warmest summer in years. Flowers flourished and blossomed. We enjoyed our vibrant garden with our friends.



Autumn is upon us and it is time to think of winterizing.



The sprinkler system has been switched off. Gone are the delicate flowers and colors of summer, gone the hanging baskets overflowing with buds and hanging trails, gone the butterflies, gone the… Continue

Added by Peter Lanc on October 25, 2010 at 9:00am — No Comments

Are You Hiring Employees Who Are Corporate Spies?

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Added by Gordon Basichis on October 25, 2010 at 7:30am — No Comments

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