Placing jobs on Twitter just became easier!!
I know allot of staffing professionals place their jobs on twitter. Most ways of doing it
are a little time consuming and a bit of a pain. But there is an easier way,
Twitres http://www.twitres.com/a/recruiter. Twitres allows you to easily tweet your job requirements.
The tweet will even include a link for candidates to submit resumes…
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Added by Dean Da Costa on October 20, 2011 at 8:38pm —
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Recruiters and hiring managers have their own rules on how much time they will spend reading through a candidate's professional CV. For a specialised role or more senior role, a HR Manager will receive much fewer CV applications and are more likely to read through entire CVs. How long will they spend on a role,…
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Added by Gavin Redelman on October 20, 2011 at 6:04pm —
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Hiring is one of the hardest things companies have to do. If they have a recruiter like you, they can skip some of the hassles, such as shifting through hundreds of resumes. But in the end, the hiring decision is still theirs. How can they tell from an interview or two (or more) if someone is going to perform, has the skills they claim to have, and will be a cultural fit for the organization?
The truth is, many times they can't and they end up regretting their hiring…
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Added by Debbie Fledderjohann on October 20, 2011 at 3:16pm —
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How many job applications are too many? One night I was clicking around the blogosphere when I stumbled across an entry from July 2010 entitled Dear HR Pros, Be Transparent. This blog was written by a recent college grad and intern who was struggling with his job search. He thinks craigslist is a joke (don’t tell my boss, that’s where she found HER job). He wonders if…
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Added by Amy Ala Miller on October 20, 2011 at 2:12pm —
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Many hiring experts advocate hiring people with greater capability than yourself, as a way of growing your department, company, even yourself. Yet, in 25 years of headhunting, I’ve seen many high level executives be intimidated by the real go-getters. The one word feedback I sometimes get after submitting an “A+” player is “arrogant.” Yet, I have often perceived the…
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Added by Mark Bregman on October 20, 2011 at 1:07pm —
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This is inspired by Jerry's blog on recruiters refusing to work through HR and the rant I had in the comment section. Thanks for the idea, hope I'm not copying!
I've been working through an RPO for about 18 months now. I came from an agency background, but had always been interested in taking the leap to…
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Added by Samantha Lacey on October 20, 2011 at 12:41pm —
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If you could help your company increase it’s sales and profits and look like a superstar at the same time would you do it? I am amazed at how shortsighted most human resource and recruitment organizations are when it comes to helping their companies win more business. Sure these organizations help to hire and fire employees but are they part of the business strategy ? No,…
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Added by Francois Guay on October 20, 2011 at 10:46am —
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........and I have the Little Mrs. wait in the car while I go into the bank and talk about the important stuff.
How old are you? Where have you been the past decade? Watching All in the Family reruns every night? They call me old school – but I’m starting to wonder if I no longer deserve that label. Perhaps you’re the one more deserving…….
Don’t work with HR? What clients do you work with? The mechanic down the street? Your cousin’s Insurance agency? …
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Added by Jerry Albright on October 20, 2011 at 10:36am —
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Computer Application Software Engineers are a highly demanded tech job. At the time of writing, about 6,600 US employers are advertising more than 97,000 unique jobs online for this occupation – 26,000 of which have been posted in just the past 30 days. Demand for this occupation during September grew more than 23% from the same month in 2010 and 78% compared to 2009. Since the talent pool for this occupation has not grown at the same pace as hiring demand, Recruiters are facing difficult…
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Added by Carolyn Menz on October 20, 2011 at 10:31am —
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This was written "in jest" by a colleague. We didn't send it... We wont send it... but perhap we should??
Please Note: Names have been "redacted" to protect the innocent (and not so innocent).
*******
Dear Mr Recruiting Manager,
I hope this email finds you well. I would like the express my thanks that you have included us as an agency to help you with the recruitment for the XXXXX vacancies.
The purpose of this email is…
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Added by Jon Terry on October 20, 2011 at 9:30am —
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It’s that time of the year. The weather is getting colder, the leaves are changing and carved pumpkins are standing in front of many homes. It’s officially Fall and we all know what that means: College Recruiting!
It is at this time every year that companies flock to the best colleges & universities across the US and try to find the best (cheap?) talent they can find on the college recruiting circuit. Today is the day to make sure everything is ready for those college…
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Added by Chris Brablc on October 20, 2011 at 9:10am —
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If there is one thing that both internal and 3rd party recruiters can agree upon it's that it's always the hiring manager's fault. They seems to be the universal scapegoat. Geez, Amy blames one 10 times a day for something or other.
;p
But, since we will probably never get a hiring manager masochistic enough to come on and get spanked…
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Added by Bill Schultz on October 19, 2011 at 10:14pm —
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Earlier this year ApplicantStack partnered with Indeed and SimplyHired, the two most popular free job search engines on the web, to allow ApplicantStack customers to automatically feed their posted jobs to Indeed and SimplyHired. Since ApplicantStack automatically tracks of the…
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Added by Nathan Shackles on October 19, 2011 at 2:44pm —
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TheSocialCV is a semantic people search engine.
It gathers information about an individual that is scattered all across the web and pieces it together.
Then it ranks the person on the basis of the info it gathers (eg school, company)
Download -…
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Added by Recruiting Animal on October 19, 2011 at 2:30pm —
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Time. The Currency of the Future. The Currency of Now.
I just saw the trailer for the new Justin Timberlake movie, “In Time.”
The premise of In Time is that time is money. It’s a common phrase, but in the movie, time is literally money. Want a cup of coffee? That will be four minutes, please. The amount of time you have is somehow embedded on your…
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Added by Jessica Lunk on October 19, 2011 at 9:49am —
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Elvis Costello said it best: "One day you're going to have to face the deep dark truthful mirror. And it's going to tell you things I still love you too much to say."
Well I don't love you at all. I don't know you, so here goes: Your career site blows.
I talk with a lot of people from a lot of corporate recruiting organizations. And when it comes to discussing their…
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Added by Ian Alexander on October 19, 2011 at 7:30am —
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The rise of social media is a modern-day phenomenon and the idea that any business, particularly a recruitment business, should want to ignore it is madness. Clearly, social media is particularly well-suited to recruitment: it provides ease of access to information about individuals and their networks; it provides the ability to exchange information rapidly with a community of interested and interesting individuals; it communicates with people in a…
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Added by Ian Harvey on October 19, 2011 at 5:28am —
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As our lives grow more and more complicated with day to day tasks and everything gets more technical, our language becomes shorter with ‘text talk’ and acronyms scattering our communications.
To new comers in the world of ‘Digital Media’ seems like there is a strange, foreign or even alien language that can take some getting used to.
Many a time at the beginning of my journey…
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Added by Lipton Fleming on October 19, 2011 at 5:19am —
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It's just so hard to believe it will be 2012 before we know it. Around the corner - November, December and holidays.
As I write this this forum has been developing and evolving just like everything else in staffing land. Sourcing or as I like to call it sourcering or working the staffing magic has never been more interesting. Along the way this year there…
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Added by Mike Rasmussen on October 19, 2011 at 1:00am —
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The recruitment industry gets a bad rap and whilst a lot of it is unjustified, the saying that there is no smoke without fire has some truth here. I am proud of being a recruiter and truly believe the job I do is important and worthwhile to both individuals and companies. So I get very annoyed with those people who let our industry down with their poor service or dodgy behaviour.
The reality is that the entry barrier into recruitment is almost zero. You don’t need a qualification, any…
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Added by Luke Collard on October 18, 2011 at 7:35pm —
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