Added by Srikanth N on June 19, 2011 at 2:03am —
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This concept also applies to recruiting. At least it does for me, now going on 40 years in the discipline.
Do you youngsters, I mean, younger professionals in the business see yourselves doing this kind of work for a few more years, or until the phone is removed from your cold, dead…
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Added by Valentino Martinez on June 18, 2011 at 8:13pm —
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One of the great things about being in the military is the constant rotation of new jobs. They not only bring new challenges, but more importantly offer opportunities for self-improvement. Unhinging ourselves from the personal SOP’s of the past allows us to attack new positions with a fresh start. It’s an opportunity for honest self-reflection about which habits worked and which did not. The good ones can be reinforced and the not so good ones can be corrected, right from the…
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Added by Bob on June 18, 2011 at 10:17am —
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At the end of the financial year, it's a good time to take stock of the industries that are going strong and contributing to employment growth!
The Qld Office of Economical and Statistical Research Information Brief for the March 2011 quarter has reported that Health Care and Social Assistance had the largest percentage increase in employment - up a healthy 5.7%.…
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Added by Stephanie Bressan on June 17, 2011 at 10:30pm —
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I'm always hunting for ways hiring managers to more accurately determine who to hire that DON'T involve the requirement of being a better interviewer. In the past I've suggested that you should look at obvious traits like obesity and…
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Added by Jonathan D. Davis on June 17, 2011 at 6:49pm —
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Show and highlight email addresses in resumes
Emails in Resumes
Refinements:
- has a phone number
- links to a LinkedIn profile
Added by Irina Shamaeva on June 17, 2011 at 3:29pm —
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Many of us open our own boutique agencies thinking we are going to make a million dollars and get the hell out of this recruiting business. Far too many Recruiters dismay that once their candidate is placed and the fee has been paid the only way to make any additional revenue is to start the whole process over again. This may look like a business from the outside, but when you peel back the…
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Added by Rebecca B. Sargeant on June 17, 2011 at 2:25pm —
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Social Media continues to be a hot topic, and the job market for those with social media skills and experience keeps getting hotter. In April we took a look at online job posting activity for the search phrase "social media" and found 19,000 new ads for the previous 60 days. For the month of May alone, however, we're seeing over 26,000 new job ads containing "social media". Unsurprisingly, Marketing Managers and PR Specialists account for 29% of the positions overall, but it seems that more…
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Added by Carolyn Menz on June 17, 2011 at 11:13am —
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Bringing enhanced talent acquisition capabilities, configurable workflows and an improved user experience, the latest version of Bond Talent will be unveiled at this year’s SHRM Annual Conference.
Minneapolis, MN (June 15, 2011) – Bond International Software will be showcasing the latest version of Bond Talent – the web-based talent acquisition and applicant tracking software application – at the…
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Added by Tim Giehll on June 17, 2011 at 11:07am —
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Earlier this week, I took a look at recruiting lessons you can learn from marketing professionals. In today’s post, I’d like to take a look at some best practices that can be learned from your sales team to help you improve your recruitment marketing strategy.
As I said…
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Added by Chris Brablc on June 17, 2011 at 10:21am —
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Let’s call it like it is – as headhunters, we want to see those professionals we’ve placed transition seamlessly from their current employer to the client we’ve matched their skills and experiences with after an offer is accepted.
Part of the process we recommend is a brief resignation letter – “Please be advised that effective[two weeks from the date of the letter] I am ending my employment with [current employer’s name]. Thank you for the opportunities you have…
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Added by Dan Ogden on June 17, 2011 at 10:00am —
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I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: LinkedIn is a great tool for recruiters!
The company has a bunch of products that can help any recruiting professional make the most of the world’s biggest professional network.
Fortunately a lot of LinkedIn’s material is free and you can find out more in the following 3 links. If you check out their Corporate Recruiting Solutions Resources page, for example, you’ll find dozens…
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Added by Tim Giehll on June 17, 2011 at 9:12am —
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You are looking for a job, your resume is posted on several job boards and you have a LinkedIn profile among others as well. It’s chum for recruiter infested waters! So, how do you choose between a good headhunter and a bad headhunter, and what should you know about the internal recruiters at companies you are targeting?
Let’s start with headhunters (they hate this name by the way). Many headhunters out there are bottom feeders that are scouring the internet for resumes that can…
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Added by David Kimmelman on June 17, 2011 at 9:01am —
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Unemployed need not apply..Really…Really!!
You read it right, there are actually companies out there who are putting up signs or including in
their job descriptions that the “unemployed need not apply”.
How pathetic, how disgusting, how wrong. The bad part is because the unemployed are not a
Protective class, there is nothing that can be done about it. Now of course if the company must
Comply…
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Added by Dean Da Costa on June 16, 2011 at 7:54pm —
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I’ll say up front that the subject matter of this post is a bit unreal. Great interviewing can’t be boiled down to a list of questions. It’s a combination of helping a candidate feel at ease, listening, observing, talking and, yes, asking the right questions. And what a recruiter or potential employer does (or asks) in any given interview depends,…
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Added by Tim Giehll on June 16, 2011 at 1:41pm —
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Tactics are underrated. Problem solving is taken for granted. Business leaders want to hire executives who are strategic, who take a big picture view, who can make long term plans, guide and mentor others in the plan execution, and not get bogged down in details.
Interestingly, when I ask high level candidates…
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Added by Mark Bregman on June 16, 2011 at 12:04pm —
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Many business leaders cite what has become a cliché: that people, human capital, are their company’s most important asset. But do most CEO’s walk the talk? In an article last week in the Harvard Business Review called The Only Thing That…
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Added by Mark Bregman on June 16, 2011 at 12:02pm —
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When you’re managing a successful team you know it. You see and hear it happening to other people but it hasn’t happened to you - yet. You’ve even done it to other teams whether you know it or not in order to build your existing team. The better your team is, the more likely they will get recruited or leave for something that’s better for them. At least they think it’s better.
Face it, one of the prime characteristics a successful employee possesses is to think bigger about things…
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Added by Timothy Yandel on June 16, 2011 at 11:14am —
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I just got back from a long flight. It was your typical business trip. Head to the airport – jump on a plane (after suffering the crush of too many people trying to avoid “Bag Check”), get off the plane, rent the car, find the hotel, sleep poorly, get up early to work out (this for maintaining sanity) then spend the day working with a client. Then off to the airport (30 minutes later than you intended to leave, which puts you in a heated rush) and do all the same in reverse. When I get on that…
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Added by Jerry D. Thurber on June 16, 2011 at 11:13am —
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Mom always said, “If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.”
Mom, of course, pre-dates the internet. Had she been aware of the impact of social media, she might have added “ESPECIALLY on Facebook!”
By now, we all know that social media can both be a powerful tool and an unintentional (and often self-directed) weapon. You’ve probably already seen the post about the woman who got fired for complaining about her boss …
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Added by Dan Ogden on June 16, 2011 at 10:00am —
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