Hello All,
I am working as a Accounts manager at Radiant Global Inc. We have around 120 plus consultants on our payrolls on various technologies. We have a good team of recruiters and account managers who work towards finding a right person for the right job. We have candidates on different domains such as ORACLE APPS,PEOPLE SOFT , QA, BA, DOT NET, SAP (ALL MODULES), JAVA and other technologies too
Appreciate if you could add
SREE@RADIANT-GLOBAL.COM to your list and…
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Added by Sree Ram on November 18, 2009 at 2:20pm —
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Having the technical competencies necessary to perform a job function seems to be a pretty universally accepted requirement in order to be considered a viable candidate. However, it is perhaps equally important what the personality and attitude are in the package-deal that is a new hire. With more and more companies adopting behavioral or corporate culture-based interviews it seems the trend is to hire based on soft skills as well. The only question is, what makes a person a good fit for a…
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Added by Gino Conti on November 18, 2009 at 11:47am —
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Ever spend much time thinking about that? What’s your purpose?
What does that have to do with your career? Everything!
Do you find your purpose in your job, or in something outside of your career?
What animates you from day-to-day?
- Advancement in your career?
- More money?
- Ability to have more toys, nicer houses, cars, jewelry, or ‘stuff’?
- Provide better for your family?
- Provide value or serve your customers?
- Be a better…
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Added by Harry Urschel on November 18, 2009 at 11:35am —
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Applicant tracking systems (ATS) are an effective way to post positions, organize candidates and streamline the hiring process. For many HR professionals, ATSs are typically their first experience with new talent management solutions. In my experience, once the value of the ATS has been recognized, there is a spark of consideration for new features, benefits and values that opens up the potential for investing in additional talent management solutions. The question then becomes “where does the…
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Added by Jake Stupak on November 18, 2009 at 10:51am —
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Year-end is fast approaching and the door will soon close on budget approvals for your 2010 fiscal year. How do you “sell” your leadership on the value of an
Applicant Tracking System? When the bottom line is the primary focus, you need to make the case for your ROI on the investment in new software. When compliance is the major issue, you should be able to make that case with ease!
ATS Return on Investment CAN be quantified,…
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Added by Julia on November 18, 2009 at 10:45am —
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In keeping with the football theme from last week’s post, not only did I marry a man who loves football, my Father also has a tremendous love of the game. My Dad played for the mighty undefeated Marcellus Mustangs in a suburb of Syracuse, NY in 1963. I can’t tell you how many stories I’ve heard about that team or how certain aspects of how that high school senior year season impacts my dad’s life. Since my dad grew up in the Syracuse area and went to…
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Added by Chernee Vitello on November 18, 2009 at 6:51am —
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Yeah there’s a recession, yeah there’s bags of people on the market but I think creative agencies still need to be working harder to attract top talent.
It’s not enough just to exist and expect the best candidates to come to you - and be grateful for a job - they’re still in high demand so you need to do more.
Here are a few ideas:
Career path:
In my experience, prospects (or lack of) have got to be the number one motivator for a job seeker in…
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Added by Darren Scotland on November 18, 2009 at 5:12am —
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I run a mid-sized London based recruitment firm and we are seeing massively increased requirements of hiring from our clients. Now obviously we shoud have hired more in the downturn - but that's not always possible when you work with a PLC dictating hiring rules via yield (and rightly so). How do people hire quickly and effectively without compromising on quality or without throwing too much money at the situation?
Added by Rory Gove on November 18, 2009 at 3:29am —
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A few days back, we ran a discussion on several social networking platforms to reach out to the recruiting community and asked them if recruiters should develop their own assessment tools or hire the services of assessment specialists. A strong majority shared the same idea – focus on what you do best i.e. understand the client’s needs, pool in candidates, perform pre-screening to generate qualified leads etc. and allow specialists to take care…
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Added by Hassan Rizwan on November 18, 2009 at 3:00am —
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When opting for
Bands for hire the ideal
wedding music bands are the ones can cater to both old and young people alike.
Added by adam smith on November 17, 2009 at 11:30pm —
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When people are out looking for work they can sometimes get down on themselves and recruiters can forget about the impact they can have on the people they come into contact with. Being a positive influence on others can help you to be the kind of person that others want to be around. Give yourself every opportunity to turn the relationships you have and your network into your next testimonial, client, candidate, or career move. An enthusiastic person typically has some good news, a warm…
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Added by Craig Silverman on November 17, 2009 at 6:37pm —
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Recruiter. Headhunter. Staffing Consultant. Placement Specialist. Talent Acquisition and Retention Specialist.
BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH BLAH! Let’s call it what it really is – we are your Agent. OH YES – think Jerry Maguire
“Show ME THE MONEY” Cuba Gooding yelling in the bathroom kind of agent. And no – I will not scream into the phone for you. I love you – but that just seems weird and it’s been done…
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Added by Kelly Moeller on November 17, 2009 at 2:30pm —
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This is a bad time if you are someone who’s Monday’s are without question the worst day of the week, and every Sunday night you feel sick. If you are someone who hates their current job or perhaps the company you work for, then this economy only makes it worse. What do you do when the job market is slow and leaving is not an option? Let’s face it, just a few years ago, if you weren’t excited about your job, you went out and got a new one. For some it was as often as changing their underwear.…
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Added by Raja Shekar Reddy on November 17, 2009 at 1:42pm —
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Join me on FordyceTV today:
http://www.fordyceletter.com/ 2pm we'll be discussing how to build and manage a sourcing team
Added by Shally Steckerl on November 17, 2009 at 1:00pm —
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Here are the available MBA resume books for each graduating class (get started by clicking on the MBA programs below or by copying this link into your browser -
https://www.mbafocus.com/orders/):
Class of 2009 Resume Books:
Many of our partner schools have added their graduates from last year's class directly into the experienced-recruiting alumni resume… Continue
Added by Ryan Pratt on November 17, 2009 at 11:18am —
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With cutbacks from the economy, more recruiters than ever are running a full desk. You may have been thrust suddenly into the role of Account Manager or Business Development in addition to your normal recruiting duties. If you're new to the world of staffing sales, then you may not know that not all job orders are created equal. In fact, you might be so anxious to get a "yes" out of a client that you forget all about some important factors that will predict the outcome of any job…
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Added by Robin Eads on November 17, 2009 at 10:44am —
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When was the last time you asked your job board customers what they want? Not just a one-off question to a few clients – but an systematic, organized survey of everyone who uses your site? Employers and job seekers?
A recurrent theme in the ‘job boards are dying’ blog posts that I see is a feeling by recruiters, employers, and job seekers that the ‘big boards’ are out of touch. In other words, they don’t know what their customers want. Now, I’m guessing that they would argue with…
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Added by Jeff Dickey-Chasins on November 17, 2009 at 9:11am —
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I am in the process of developing a company website for my technology recruiting firm and am curious about costs. Can anyone give me an idea of the standard fee range to set up a fairly simple 4 - 5 page corporate website? Thanks.
Added by Gyani Richards on November 16, 2009 at 7:42pm —
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Recruiting Blogs and Twitter allows for free conference access!
I have so many blessings to count. Recruiting Blogs, Twitter, and the friends I’ve made as a direct result is one of these vital connections. My connections on twitter and other sites have made it possible to attend conferences for free. As a professional in transition, this is an invaluable asset for which I am extremely grateful.
Thank you recruiting blogs for showing a live stream of Social Recruiting. It…
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Added by Margo Rose on November 16, 2009 at 4:12pm —
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Recruiting Blogs and Twitter allows for free conference access!
I have so many blessings to count. Recruiting Blogs, Twitter, and the friends I’ve made as a direct result is one of these vital connections. My connections on twitter and other sites have made it possible to attend conferences for free. As a professional in transition, this is an invaluable asset for which I am extremely grateful.
Thank you recruiting blogs for showing a live stream of Social Recruiting. It…
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Added by Margo Rose on November 16, 2009 at 4:12pm —
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