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Social Media Background Checks Now Officially Here!

Be aware of your social post as if could affect your future employment. Check out, Social Media Background Checks Now Official!

 

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Added by Jeffrey Calannio, CPC on July 21, 2011 at 1:00pm — No Comments

The cost of non-communication

I was speaking with a friend in the UK and she was asking about the general rule on company feedback etiquette. She explained that she had applied for a position with a well known European company but didn’t get the job; the feedback she received was actually from the candidate who ended up getting the job and not from the hiring manager? Anyway this person called a few weeks later and invited my friend in on a Friday evening to meet his boss as there was a position open he thought my friend…

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Added by Stuart Harvey on July 20, 2011 at 8:30pm — 2 Comments

You Either Got It Or You Don’t

Can you teach someone to sell?

 

Most of the positions I’m recruiting for require this strange hybrid of technical skill / knowledge while being able to close deals.  That’s right, I need technical Tier 3 help desk types with all the appropriate certifications that want to earn commission and don’t mind cold calling.

 

Nobody said it was going to be easy.           

                   

It does create some interesting conversations with my hiring…

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Added by Amy Ala Miller on July 20, 2011 at 5:07pm — No Comments

A tale of social recruiting, employer branding and the candidate experience

Picture the scene. Its mid-December 2010. I’m happily minding my own until the mobile rings.  “We’ve seen your profile on LinkedIn,” an in-house recruiter explains, “and we’re wondering if you’d be interested in a new role we’re recruiting for in the UK?”

 

Now, in my opinion this company manage their employer brand extremely well. For me they’ve got the engagement piece nailed so when I was asked if I’d be interested in working for them, internally I’m screaming, “Hell yeah…

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Added by Ben on July 20, 2011 at 4:43pm — 16 Comments

Finding the Right Recruitment Messaging Takes Time (and Metrics)!

Every time you open a new job position and start a job distribution campaign, you have a great opportunity to learn what works and what doesn't in terms of your recruitment messaging.  But that insight only comes if you have the right recruitment metrics capabilities in place in order to record and analyze your messaging.

 

Once you have your metrics in place, the key…

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Added by Chris Brablc on July 20, 2011 at 3:01pm — No Comments

Do you search for people on LinkedIn, Google, and Bing? Try yourself out! Sourcing Contest

 

Announcing a Sourcing Contest/Quiz. (It’s not easy!)

Please post your answers as replies to this post.

Replying only to some questions, and replying several times is allowed. Repeating…

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Added by Irina Shamaeva on July 20, 2011 at 2:30pm — No Comments

Recruit or Hire: YOU decide



In the off season leading up to the 2011 Major League Baseball season, Clifton Pfifer Lee shocked the almighty bottomless pocketbook bearers of the New York Yankees and the down home, feel-good Texas Rangers by signing a below-market-value deal to pitch for the Philadelphia Phillies. The move was not solely motivated by money or warm fuzzy feelings. He took less money and moved to a city with a traditionally aggressive fan-base where players with large contracts who don’t meet…

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Added by Jeremy Spring on July 20, 2011 at 11:30am — 7 Comments

The Art of Consciously Qualifying Job Orders

This post originally appeared at www.sendouts.com.…
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Added by Jessica Lunk on July 20, 2011 at 10:33am — No Comments

The Need for Healthcare Worker's Background Checks

The quantity of abuses found in healthcare are legion. It's really kind of nuts when you allow for abuses against the elderly and children, theft, be it stealing for patients or stealing drugs. There is physical abuse and mental abuse. In some cases, patients enter healthcare facilities and emerge perhaps in worst shape than when they first came in.



Mot healthcare workers are conscientious and got into the industry because of their desire to help people. They are patient souls for… Continue

Added by Gordon Basichis on July 20, 2011 at 3:00am — No Comments

Career Profile: Healthcare, Pharmacy



Name:  "Steve"…

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Added by Laurie Bell on July 19, 2011 at 10:33pm — No Comments

Extending Job Offers Too Late

With the demand for technical talent these days I wonder why, after completing many rounds of interviews and deciding to hire a candidate, it takes more than three days to come out with an offer. Why wait? You lose momentum from the last interview with every minute that goes by. Take advantage of the moment and make the offer you intend to make within 24 hours of the candidate’s final interview. Otherwise you run the risk of stunting the momentum you’ve worked so hard to create and souring the… Continue

Added by Timothy Yandel on July 19, 2011 at 9:31pm — 14 Comments

This one is all about me – #myjobhunt 2011

It seems frightening to think that it has been nearly a year.



A little over a year ago, in fact at the end of next week it will be a year, that I made the decision to change jobs.

 

Time flies when having fun.



Little did I suspect how that decision would impact me and how the activities of last summer and the people I would meet would change my life. I’m not talking about a change so inspiring that an afternoon TV drama could be made of it.  But it did change me, for… Continue

Added by Gary Franklin on July 19, 2011 at 4:00pm — 7 Comments

Hiring Mistakes: How to Avoid Them and What to Do If You Don’t

Have you ever hired someone who didn’t turn out to be what you expected?  Did that seemingly well-spoken, educated and experienced interviewee turn into just another “warm body” consuming valuable office air, or worse, turning off your best customers?  We call it a “cultural malignancy” when a senior level hire fails to fit with their team – affecting team members’ performance or causing key team members to leave. Ouch.

Well, it turns out you’re not the only one who’s been caught in a…

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Added by Ben Baldwin - ClearFit on July 19, 2011 at 2:31pm — No Comments

Demand for Registered Nurses Slips in June

Registered Nurses continue to be the most in-demand occupation in the US by a considerable margin, with 86,541 new online job ads posted by employers and staffing agencies in June. Hiring demand for RNs declined slightly last month, with a 2% dip, but still holds on to gains of more than 56% in 2011.

 

Hiring Demand for Registered Nurses — 4 Years:…

Hiring Demand for Registered Nurses — 4 Years
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Added by Carolyn Menz on July 19, 2011 at 10:06am — No Comments

Authenticity, Believability and Commitment



To me, there seems to be two types of people in the workforce: Those that can and those that wish they could. Once we realize which of the two groups we are currently in, then we can take the steps necessary to advance to the more prestigious group. It has been beaten into us from the time we are old enough to understand that we always have to be…

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Added by Daniel J Smith on July 19, 2011 at 9:00am — No Comments

Now that we understand each other......

 

The comparison between marriage and recruitment has been made over and over. For two things that have no intrinsic link, they offer a multitude of similarities, and not just because 1 in 3 ends in failure. It is probably not surprising then that one of my colleagues moonlights as a marriage celebrant by the weekend. A good chunk of our Monday morning team meeting is usually dedicated to her…

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Added by Luke Collard on July 19, 2011 at 8:00am — No Comments

Job Hunt 101 for College Grads

So, you have already completed your graduation or post graduation and now looking for a job. What do you think that the corporate world is looking in you? Are you actually ready to market yourself and face pressure of expectations? Having interviewed several hundred’ of interviewees in the last couple of months, I believe that the youngsters are ill-prepared. They miss the killer-instinct and spark that is required by the corporate world and their attitude is not just appropriate. Who is to…

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Added by Caitlin Wells on July 18, 2011 at 6:28pm — No Comments

What Google+ Means for Recruiting

Article Originally Posted on RecruitingReach.com

A Blog that Caters to the Marketing Aspect of Recruiting

 

Follow Justin @TweetsByJmiller

 

Everyone…

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Added by Justin Miller on July 18, 2011 at 4:07pm — No Comments

3 Great Cloud Apps for Instant Collaboration

Being that CATS offers a highly collaborative cloud system, we thought it would be fun to look at some other SaaS offerings that can greatly improve communication, sharing of information and overall productivity.



“The Cloud” has already done wonders for providing a common workplace for groups of people spread across the state, country or Globe. We wanted to share a few more that we think anyone could find… Continue

Added by Louis Bina on July 18, 2011 at 2:30pm — No Comments

HireClix - Grandma's Chicken Soup #26: Social Recruiting is Here to Stay

The summer sizzle is in full effect. Are you feeling the heat about you recruitment marketing strategy?  This is not the time to take a vacation from recruiting or implementing a social recruitment strategy.  Job seekers are getting savvier about their…

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Added by Scott Ryan on July 18, 2011 at 9:52am — No Comments

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