Okay... I admit it... Traditional networking and headhunting isn't as easy as it used to be. It's difficult to get back into the swing of "dialing for dollars". Any new tips on luring skilled IT professionals who are otherwise 'not looking'? I am still confused about how to go about blogging so any tips on that are also greatly appreciated. I am sure my colleauges would like any tips on using the Internet as a tool as well.
SUBJECT: Today We Go Interactive and Global - Take the Global Recruiting Trends 2008 survey
To get started, click or paste the following link into your web browser: http://www.glrsurveys.com/globaltrends2008/
The shortage of talent globally is impacting recruiters everywhere, forcing recruiters around the globe to look for candidates outside of their own borders.
But how much global recruiting is really happening? What are the trends? What are the greatest… Continue
Added by Dave Mendoza on February 21, 2008 at 9:00am —
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In the online recruitment world we spend a lot of time asking questions like “What’s the next social network the new wave of job seekers will be using?” and “How can we reach out to Generation Y?” The truth is we should probably be putting our effort into answering the question “How do I get my dad to use a job board?” Why?
Project Implementation Manager with over 20 years of proven and progressive experience. Provide value-based business transformation through successful change management and auditing of business practices. Deliver complex, multi-dimensional project plans for both Single Location and Enterprise level clients. Extensive technical experience derived from multiple scale/market implementations. Problem solver focused on improving business processes increasing productivity… Continue
Added by Christian Fauchald on February 20, 2008 at 8:45pm —
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SUMMARY:
Passionate technology and business manager with successful record of solving business problems with high value technology solutions.
Proven strengths include a strong technical background in product development, network implementation, software and data mining, coupled with solid people and program management skills.
Excellent track record providing leadership in both… Continue
I have 3 Account Exec openings in IN/KY. 1 inside acct exec in Indy, and 2 outside acct execs in Indy, Louisville or home-based. OTE should break $100k in the first year and mature between $120-$150k/year in the 2nd-3rd year.
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Lead the pack!
Take advantage of this tremendous career opportunity and deliver these industry-leading CAD and software solutions to product development and manufacturing clients.
I have 3 Account Exec openings in IN/KY. 1 inside acct exec in Indy, and 2 outside acct execs in Indy, Louisville or home-based. OTE should break $100k in the first year and mature between $120-$150k/year in the 2nd-3rd year.
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Lead the pack!
Take advantage of this tremendous career opportunity and deliver these industry-leading CAD and software solutions to product development and manufacturing clients.
Okay, so I have to admit that this blogging thing is all very new to me. Usually I do not have time to do this type of thing during the day and I want to leave my computer off when I go home. However, I have really been trying to open up my network even further and take my recruiting to the next level.
The Las Vegas market is so interesting right now, half of this town is laying off and the other half is scrambling like crazy to find good people. I found this article recently, which I… Continue
Added by Jennaya Fernane on February 20, 2008 at 7:48pm —
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I clicked on a website recently and found the words “Customer Love” in the “About Us” section of the page. I was reading the recent press release about the company and when I got to the last paragraph, it said, “For answers not appearing in our FAQs, please contact Customer Love” at such-and-such number.
Customer Love?
That sounds a lot like Dubya saying, “Too many OB-GYN’s aren't able to practice their love with women…”…Continue
1. You meet the IT Hiring Manager of a company you are prospecting to in the elevator, you have already left voicemails for him and you now have a minute or so in the elevator with this Hiring Mgr. This Hiring Mgr knows your name already from your voicemails. How would you sell your services and perhaps arrange a meeting with this Hiring Mgr.
2. You are given a referral by a consultant who just came off a project… Continue
Added by Sonal D. on February 20, 2008 at 2:30pm —
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Over on my blog, www.bearingfruitconsulting.com, I have been presenting a series of posts on How To Hire Great Recruiters. Check it out if you are interested!
I believe that this word is the most abused word in the world of recruitment - it is the word, urgent.
The strict definition of this adjective is 'Requiring immediate attention'. Isn't it very strange that this appears lost on both clients and candidates alike!!! (Can you tell this really annoys me?)
So, I would really like to hear from you with any 'recruitment orientated' versions of the word urgent please!
Here’s an excellent excerpt I found from Dan Miller who is President of The Business Source and Founder/Author of 48 Days To The Work You Love:
This morning I received a life coaching request from a 28-yr-old, working in the area of professional specialty that match his academic degrees.
In response to the question: “Why are you looking for a change?” he wrote: I am very unhappy with what I do. I am usually a passionate person and like for what I do to have meaning and to… Continue
Added by Jeffrey K. Radt on February 19, 2008 at 11:20am —
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