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What if the journey begins with "impossible" as the first step towards the realization of the objective? Is it possible?
It is not if you have self doubts. It is not if you have preset evaluation about…
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I never thought I’d be a corporate recruiter. Well, if we go back far enough I never thought I’d be a recruiter. In fact, I don’t know a single recruiter who set out to BE a recruiter, on purpose. We all seemed to kind of fall into it, but I digress.
I started out as many do, in an agency. Actually my first experience with an agency was covering the front desk at a recruiting firm that rhymes with Blobert Blaf. I remember the staffing managers literally…
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Perhaps you have heard the story: Internationally acclaimed concert violinist Joshua Bell once agreed to don street clothes and play his $3.5 million dollar Stradivarius violin in a Washington DC subway station, as a social experiment, sponsored by the Washington Post.…
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Source: eGrabber Newsletter
You can use the site command in Google to search candidates with Google Profiles.
The Google search syntax is as follows :
site:(City | State) Keyword
For example, if you want to search SAP consultants…
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Experiencing failure can be one of the most difficult parts of a job search for candidates and recruiters alike. For candidates, finding out that you were turned away from a job because you do not fit the job description or company culture can be very discouraging. For recruiters, whose job it is to find the right match between candidates and hiring companies, failure can be also be extremely disappointing when all of your hard work results in letting your client and candidate…
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The class is for those who search for people (candidates,…
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Several months ago a passive candidate search tool was posted on here. It was a Google-based search if I remember correctly.
When I went back to use the link I bookmarked it was no longer working. Does anyone still have it? Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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Recruitment Strategy is probably one of the most misunderstood and misused terms tossed about in our industry today. Try asking your clients and colleagues to define the term, and we guarantee that you will get very different responses. Recruitment Strategy means entirely different things to different recruitment stakeholders (line managers, hiring leaders, HR professionals, recruitment professionals). Still searching for answers…try googling the term or searching through respected industry…
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As I was driving into work this morning, I was listening to 98.5 The Sports Hub (by far the best sports radio station in Boston) and they were talking about last night’s All Star Game Home Run Derby. However, instead of talking about the great performances of Adrian Gonzalez and Robinson Cano (who won), they focused on one topic: how could they make the event better!
To this one simple question, listeners and the on air personalities were able to come up with a bunch of…
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A Jobvite survey out this morning says 89 percent of the respondents to its poll (most of them not Jobvite customers) said they are either already using some form of social media in their recruiting or will in the next year. They are also having success; 64 percent said they’ve actually…
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With all the news about Google+, I'd like to share another great blog post on the topic by iCIMS Blogger, Katie Meeker. Check it out below!
Barely 2 weeks old and the buzz of Google+ has already taken over…
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Anyone can tell you that a bad experience tends to unfortunately stick out in your head more so than a good experience. It can just take one person to really upset a company brand but a whole group of people can do some serious damage and in this case, it most certainly has.
The following tale is by no means tarring the bunch of wonderful recruiters that are out…
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“If you podcast they will come”
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