I am currently a recruiter of recruiters for the staffing industry and I am seeking some feedback. Do you as fellow recruiters use recruiters and if not, how come? If you have used a recruiter to find a new position, what was the best/worst part of your experience. I am not trying to gain business here, just looking to improve my skills and learn from my fellow recruiters. Thank you.
Added by Dana Brandani on January 20, 2009 at 4:55pm —
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Social media sites are fast becoming the go to outlet to compliment a marketing campaign. Companies of all sizes are embracing the technology and the ability to interact with their audience to boost sales and enhance marketing. But as I stated in a previous post, Employer Branding with Web2.0 & Social Media, HR and PR departments are lagging far…
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Added by Craig Fisher on January 20, 2009 at 4:46pm —
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With the New Year upon us, people across the country are making resolutions and setting goals for 2009. At the onset of the New Year, it's hard enough sticking to your resolutions but with the current state of the economy how are business professionals expecting to keep their resolutions for 2009? The most important thing to keep in mind when setting goals, whether it is to better yourself personally or professionally, is that it is essential to set goals that you will be able to reach. A…
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Added by Jeremy Hatfield on January 20, 2009 at 4:09pm —
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We all have seen all the advice/tips that we all shared here on how to become a successful recruiter and they are all awesome tips for sure:)
One thing though that I would like to add, base on my 4 years in recruiting plus 3 years working in customer service and Team Lead (leading 20 people under my care and management)- I would like to add how having the best intention for everyone you deal with definitely takes that relationship to a level that which is-…
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Added by Jennifer LaVigne on January 20, 2009 at 10:35am —
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Even as a huge fan of
Google's Chrome browser I'm always looking for great ways to customize my experience and use the browser to it's fullest potential - at least for what I do. My real goal is to find quick and easy ways to streamline my job and the job of my team by maximizing the power of various web based tools, applications, and software suites. So when Chrome came out I was both excited and a bit…
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Added by RecruiterGuy on January 20, 2009 at 9:21am —
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Doha, January 2008. Chronos Consulting engaged in massive construction recruitment project in Qatar ! Check our websites for roles. www.chronosconsulting.com
Added by Dr Simon Harding on January 20, 2009 at 8:37am —
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I was happy with Bounty Jobs from the client side (see below for my feedback and critique of BJ). IMO the BJ concept is break through but still early in development as has a lot of room for improvement. I think to some degree you are splitting hairs by seeking to determine the total number of placements done by the BJ community. If you can do a few extra deals a year through BJ that is a no brainer for a free service. What reason can you give not to have BJ as one tool/platform you utilize. Of…
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Added by Greig Wells on January 20, 2009 at 6:00am —
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We are in a time that every dollar spent needs to be spent well. Many recruiters have had to cut costs by losing staff and having to do the legwork themselves. What if there was an option to take the legwork away and have someone else do it for a fraction of the cost that it usually would.
Outsourcing may be a scary word that sounds like it can be used only for big business. The option of outsourcing that I offer is different. I am talking about minimal training and management with maximum…
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Added by Anthony Jame on January 20, 2009 at 4:56am —
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Mendoza's Monday Member Showcase
This week Dave gives us an intimate portrait of a recruiter who shares more than his eclectic tastes but also his incisive wisdom:
"I try to learn as much from everyone I work with as I can get. Your talents can only get better through knowledge and practice."
Meet Jeff Newman, Empathetic Eccentricity: Passion in Recruitment, Punjabi… Continue
Added by Amitai Givertz on January 19, 2009 at 11:30pm —
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I've just joined recruitingblogs.com and am so happy that a network exists for networking with fellow recruiters. Unfortunately today was the day that the recession made a direct impact on me, I was laid off due to budgets/cutbacks, etc. I would very much like to network with fellow recruiters in my position to put our heads together and effectively survive this recession. I am a senior technical recruiter who has worked in agency settings both as a recruiter and a recruiting manager. I am…
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Added by Scott Hendrickson on January 19, 2009 at 9:09pm —
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I'm so pleased to have been awarded the prize in the Smart Recruiters contest!
Jason called today to let me know the good news.
I'm honored to have been selected and look forward to a Master Chef coming to cook for 6 of us in my home.
Thanks guys.
P.S. I checked out the free ATS (applicant tracking sytem) software) over at SmartRecruiters.com and registered. It looks promising.
Added by Diana Luger on January 19, 2009 at 5:53pm —
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If I were to start my a new firm and payroll contractors, where would I turn?
Does anyone have any suggestions for people to call, and what kind of rates to expect and cash upfront I would need? Especially in this economy.
Added by Jim Durbin on January 19, 2009 at 4:57pm —
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How do all you you find your healthcare candidates?
Added by Sandy Peyton on January 19, 2009 at 3:16pm —
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SmartTechPeople.com is now one of the fastest growing online communities/job boards for the technical community. It is used by tech professionals, recruiters, and HR Managers all over the world.
SmartTechPeople.com is owned and operated by Melendez-Yard Multimedia Inc .
Job Summary:
Work from home part-time writing resumes and cover letters for our clients. Ability to write stellar resumes and cover letters,…
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Added by Simone Yard on January 19, 2009 at 11:43am —
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Psst...listen up. This is a super secret way to get to know nurses and potentially to know them as sources.
Ready???
We'll open a RBC HotAndCoolScrubs.com online store where we'll sell scrubs and offer free monogramming. The designs for these will come from our friends and family, kids, politicians with time on their hands cause they're in jail, monkeys who paint, and most of all from members of the RBC community because for certain, the RBC Art Therapy Program will…
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Added by Steve Levy on January 19, 2009 at 11:23am —
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Should you "build" or "buy" talent? It is the ultimate dilemma for entrepreneurs. Busines owners don't have time to train newbies (build), and they can't afford to hire experience (buy). So what do they often do? They hire mid-level people with average talents; obtaining average results.
The accounting and legal professions have perfected the "build" model. Every year they hire interns that turn into direct hires. They train and mentor the heck out of them; thus always having a…
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Added by Ann Clifford on January 19, 2009 at 10:29am —
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One of my HR Community friends, Basheer wrote to me:
> Dear Mr. Gireesh Sharma,
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> When most people consider traditional performance appraisals a time consuming and expensive task, I also believe they are ineffective in the present work culture of organizations.
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> I…
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Added by Gireesh Kumar Sharma on January 19, 2009 at 10:05am —
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Barack Obama used social media to get himself into the White House and thousands of companies are using social media to create brand awareness and an online buzz. However, social media can also be used for many other purposes as well. If you work in Human Resources, you may be thinking, “I dont want to get to the White House — I just want to recruit some employees”. Social networks are an amazing channel for finding potential employees and increasingly becoming an even expected way of finding…
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Added by Ayelet Noff on January 19, 2009 at 10:00am —
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Ms. Higgins said one reason everyone survived was that the plane carried "very senior flight attendants." All were in their 50s, according to US Airways. "This is a testament to experienced women doing their jobs, because they were, and it worked," said Ms. Higgins, who has worked for several federal agencies since 1969.
Hey Recruiters -
ARE YOU LISTENING?!?!?!?
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Added by Steve Levy on January 19, 2009 at 7:35am —
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My mother's car broke down in the Brisbane CBD at 7 am on a Monday morning. Now there's a stress test you can't pay for at the Wesley Hospital! The automobile club were dutifully telephoned, and as expected there was a delay. After a short while, the roadside assist mechanic arrives, checks for the basics, only to conclude the vehicle will need towing.
After three hours of standing in the heat, pent up frustration and umpteen telephone calls to Colin on the customer service hotline;…
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Added by Ric Willmot on January 19, 2009 at 5:30am —
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