Remember back when offshoring was all the rage? Companies thought setting up an office in India was the Holy Grail for saving money, but it was actually a disaster. Time differences, communication issues, and employee frustration all accounted for causing more harm to a company than the money spent to have a unified team in one area.
Today, companies are employing a new hiring method to try and counter costs with the use of Vendor Management Systems. A VMS is a computer program that…
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I keep hearing so much hot air and bluster from social media 'experts' about how talent communities are the way to go. But what does it all mean?
My understanding is that the idea is that companies try and make their customers, or in this instance, potential candidates, talk to each other. Engage in a cosy little chat within an online community with the notion of sharing information,opinion, ideas etc. But why???
Overshadowed only by marriage and buying a home, an individual's…
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When building out a comprehensive recruitment marketing strategy, you need to decide 3 important aspects among others. First, you need to decide the recruiting channels you will use from job boards to social networks to mobile recruiting, Talent Network, etc.). Second, you need to decide on the technology that will be integral to your overall…
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Okay, here we are in March 2011 and the job market in the US has finally begun to expand again. After a promising start in 2010, activity was fairly lackluster during the second half of the year running up to the mid-term elections. When we entered 2011 employers did not increase their postings for the first two weeks and we thought the recession may come back (has it actually ended yet?). Then, towards the end of January things started to move and postings increased. It continued through…
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This Twitter pal sent me a Direct Message. So I asked him a few questions and he went sour on me. First look at his bio:
Then look at his actions: First the smilies. Then his true…
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I recruit niche, in demand technical skills across the UK and Europe, technical skills that companies are continually looking to hire, as well as wanting to retain.
It is becoming more evident that companies do not want their prize technical assets taken away from them by “head hunters” and are implementing a variety of methods to ensure their technical staffs are not being poached.
Here are some of the ploys companies are using to make sure their…
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Added by Kirk Baumann on March 1, 2011 at 7:30am — No Comments
Social Media, recently and over the past few years, has gotten bigger and bigger. With websites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and many others, a whole new path of interaction for staffing businesses has been opened. It gives companies a chance to make new connections with potential candidates and customers. Just like with anything, there are many great ways it can be utilized by Temporary Staffing firms, but there are also a number of things to look out for if you want to make sure to use…
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New Legislation proposed in South Africa could see the end of the Recruitment industry as we currently know it. It is proposed to outlaw all forms of temporary and contract recruitment forcing all employers to employ staff on a permanent basis only.
This will of course have very dramatic effects for the industry and the millions of temporary and contract workers currently employed in South Africa whose employers will be forced to offer permanent employment or terminate…
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Make no mistake, industrial espionage is on the rise. That and an increase in employee theft have given more than one executive premature gray hairs. Large multi-national corporations and smaller business entities are all vulnerable. All you need is something the other guy wants. It can be everything from advanced, first in your space technology to intellectual property. It can be sensitive databases, customer rosters, proprietary data.
Call it a sign of the times or the…
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Added by Suresh on February 28, 2011 at 7:42pm — 3 Comments
Recruiting for highly-cleared professionals has always been a challenge. Even in situations where it is possible to sponsor a new clearance for a qualified candidate, the elongated time frame makes it difficult to ensure the candidate is still available if and when the clearance is fully adjudicated. Without a constant influx of newly cleared, highly skilled candidates the talent pool becomes essentially finite. In the best of times for candidates that led to steady job-hopping, with each…
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Social Media, recently and over the past few years, has gotten bigger and bigger. With websites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and many others, a whole new path of interaction for businesses and their recruiteres has been opened. It gives companies a chance to make new connections with potential passive contacts. Just like with anything, there are many great ways it can be utilized by recruiters, but there are also a number of potholes to look out for if you want to make sure to use social…
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Just a quick thought here for us split recruiters.
Once the handoff has taken place – it is very important to let the recruiter who is working directly with the client also be the one who the candidate talks to.
Why is this? I have found the phrase “too many cooks in the…
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By Karen Bucks, an iCIMS Blogger
Yes, I know, I just made up that word, but read on and I'll show you what I mean.
It’s almost 10:00 am, I’m sure most of you are well…
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A thought leader is someone who has innovative ideas and concepts – someone who, despite what is going on around them, defies convention and tries something new and succeeds. It is a term that was coined over fifteen years ago and has a lot of new dynamics in the current age. The advent of social media and the continuing advance of technology makes being innovative and sharing those innovative ideas. How do we utilize these things to share our ideas? What things are there for us to use? Here…
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Added by Scott Wintrip on February 28, 2011 at 10:13am — 1 Comment
Search engines such as Google, Bing and Yahoo are used throughout the sourcing community on a daily basis to source talent. We are so use to plugging our Boolean operators into Google, narrowing down searches and sifting through the results.
But, have you ever looked at the Google URL when conducting a search? If not you should!
Every query we ask Google to run is represented with a URL that points to a results page, these URL’s are not static, but dynamic…
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I have been thinking a lot about job boards recently, as both a customer and a jobseeker. In these socially enabled times, it strikes me that the job board user experience should be something like this:
Jobs are displayed in easy on the eye tag clouds, instead of ordered lists we know are manipulated by the recruitment organisations who post them. Jobs are highlighted to me by other job seekers and I can rank them by most viewed, highest rated or…
Added by Gareth Jones on February 27, 2011 at 3:22pm — 38 Comments
Wow... it's been a while since I've blogged on here. It's not that I haven't been writing, it's just that I've had some other outlets, which make the something's Dan says a little quiet.. not my normal style. October 2010 it tells me... oops
So today it is... a quiet house, a busy mind and the need to write something has made this happen.
I've been Recruiting for a number of years now... maybe too many, but I heard something the other day which I hadn't heard…
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