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Remember me?: Maintaining a profile in your target audience

A rule of marketing (which I learned through hard experience was in fact true) is that a prospective customer must be exposed to your message 3 to 5 times before the message is ‘received’. Why? Because they’re bombarded by thousands of other messages, and it takes that many exposures to make an impression. (This rule, by the way, should probably be updated to 6 to 9 times, given the fragmentation of traditional media).

So how does your job site keep its visibility high?…

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Added by Jeff Dickey-Chasins on September 9, 2009 at 9:07am — No Comments

Six Steps to Better Recruitment

In an age where talent comes at a premium and lead times for fulfilling talent gaps have shrunk, Consultgenie provides outsourced selection services that take the sting out of recruitment. Ensuring quality workforce is a challenge and we specialize in delivering it. Small and large companies today are leveraging Consultgenie to reduce recruitment costs and expedite fulfillment. If your answer to one or more of the following questions is YES then you need our service:

1. I do not have… Continue

Added by Sia Collins on September 9, 2009 at 2:58am — No Comments

Take a Look Inside

Take a look inside - This is where success comes from

SUCCESS COMES FROM WITHIN

Bonuses and experts also.

Added by Liz Cosline on September 9, 2009 at 2:46am — No Comments

Recruiters Don't Want to Kill Your Grandmother (and other recruiting myths debunked)

Commentaries, articles, posts and emails have been flying left and right in an attempt to clarify and disassemble the falsities being spread about Obama's healthcare reform. Rumors of death panels, promoting euthanasia, cutting Medicaid and bringing about a complete government takeover of healthcare have been flooding the media channels. I’ve watched in wonderment as town hall meetings, editorials and letters escalated to the point of comparing… Continue

Added by Mindy Slobodkin Fineout on September 8, 2009 at 4:00pm — 5 Comments

Anyone read "The Facebook Era"?

from $ apropos
No rambling post today, I am working my way through a book... "The Facebook Era" by Clara Shih.
Anyone read this yet, have any opinions/thoughts/rants about it?
Chuck

Added by Chuck Hudgins on September 8, 2009 at 12:03pm — No Comments

Social Media Job Search

Everywhere I turn I cannot get away from the ever evolving trend of the social networking process for job searches. Countless comments and posts speaking to the rage and what it does for recruiters and job seekers. The issue I keep finding myself looking at is the lack of a detailed strategy. How do you leverage these networks? What is the best way to connect and get tied into a company you want to work for? What if you do not have a job - how do you use these tools to land your next position?… Continue

Added by Jason Monastra on September 8, 2009 at 11:39am — 7 Comments

The Client Side – On The Verge Of A Thriving Environment For Recruiters?

Are we on the verge of the best recruiting market any of us has seen before? Or at least a thriving environment for recruiters? Maybe. Conditions have been incredibly tough for our business, but I think it is entirely possible that we will roll into a great period for our business. Here’s why.

My hope through the last year or so has been that it won’t take much of an improvement in general business conditions for those of us left in the recruiting business to do really… Continue

Added by Todd Kmiec on September 8, 2009 at 10:57am — 2 Comments

Recruitment Strategy Development - The Best Qualified Candidate Rarely Gets Hired

That may get your attention. Generally when RecruiterGuy presents to groups on the topic of interviewing, people ask about the interviewing process.

How many times have you sat in an interview and wondered, “How will this person (the Hiring Manager) be able to determine if I am the best qualified candidate? Instead of probing my experience, capabilities, and motivations, he/she just asked me what kind of tree I would choose to be.” Obviously the person advocating that type of… Continue

Added by Bill Humbert on September 8, 2009 at 9:51am — 1 Comment

You Didn't Tell Me That

Dearest candidate,

It has been a pleasure to interview you this past week, and I appreciate how much time you were able to spend with me. Your answers to my probing questions, as well as your stated logic for your career moves and claims of successful track record encouraged me to share your resume with my team.

In taking an extra step of due diligence, we learned that there appears to be a well-documented contradiction of reasons for you moving from one position to the… Continue

Added by Suzanne M King on September 6, 2009 at 5:26pm — 5 Comments

Ten Strategies to Keep Your Good People

Incorporate the following steps as part of your talent management strategy and you're sure to have employee retention.

1. Set Expectations; have a clear, concise description of the job and the expectations of the person in that job.

2. Move your talented people around the organization, let them experience other jobs in the… Continue

Added by Vicki Z. Lauter on September 6, 2009 at 3:58pm — 2 Comments

www.oilandgaspeople.com

New Powerful Recruitment Solution Is Set To Energise The Oil & Gas Industry

A new recruitment site designed specifically for the oil and gas industries is set to revolutionise traditional employment resources and searching. Aberdeenshire based business -…

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Added by Kevin Forbes on September 6, 2009 at 3:49pm — No Comments

Plan your recruitment- Hire the right man:

Have you ever regretted hiring the wrong man for a job because you were in so much of a hurry to get someone hired? Most Small Businesses are run without either the support of a Human Resource department or without sufficient amount of planning in hiring the right candidate for an important job opening. Although time is a precious instrument in running a business, some of it needs to be spent planning out the employment process to get the person right for the job.

There are various ways to… Continue

Added by HDot on September 4, 2009 at 5:30pm — 1 Comment

"How much for a recruitment video?"

Recruiting Has to Go Video, right. Video, combined with the Internet, is a game-changer for recruiting, right, as Kevin Wheeler has stated recently.

But I still hear it all the time - "How much for a video?," "It too expensive?" In ADOTAS I came across an article that is retweeted below. This article answers the cost question very well, but the answer is it depends. Read the article to see why. When thinking strategically about your… Continue

Added by Ernest Feiteira on September 4, 2009 at 1:54pm — 1 Comment

STAR's investing in new people and presmises

On 3rd August 2009, STAR proudly cut the tape on its third premises, a new office in Maidenhead!

Even in such difficult economic times, STAR’s expanding. With Dragons’ Den’s James Caan on board, STAR’s investing in people and premises, building a stronger infrastructure than ever before, particularly in its Contract Resourcing Division.

Director of Business Development Lucy O’Neill said: ‘We’re really proud that STAR’s continuing to grow despite the economic climate. We… Continue

Added by Carly Edwards on September 4, 2009 at 11:58am — No Comments

Will the REAL Recruiters please stand up!

Buzz buzz. This'll be fun. In the middle of the day from hell I had today, my mind drifted to a more secure, happier place, and began to use itself again to think. Unfortunately those thoughts are always that great. I do amuse myself though...

Here I am neck deep in URGENT requisitions, you know the kind where the world will end or the company will go broke if I don't find a two toed camel herder with 6 years java development skills. I have my C level executives calling me, wondering… Continue

Added by RECPEST - Recruiting Pest on September 4, 2009 at 9:48am — 9 Comments

Doing Business with Arnold Schwarzenegger - Success is being Resourceful

Do you remember learning how to ride your bide? Sure, you faltered a few times, fell off, and scraped your knees. But, it wasn’t long before you were soaring on two wheels! Riding a bike for most of us was achieving a big goal. Maybe our first taste of success. Success is as simple as riding a bike.

You Can Do It With What You Have

Sam, a kid from my neighborhood, received a brand new bike. My brother and I, on the other hand, put my bike together from used… Continue

Added by Bert Martinez - The Emotional Engineer on September 4, 2009 at 9:39am — 1 Comment

Looking for Reference resumes for Job openings with me

Hello,

I am Jack. I am virtual recruiter and currently have Job openings of various states in US. Please forward me referral candidates, if any to my email id jobxplorer@ymail.com.

Below are the details of Job Openings

1. Business Development Manager at East Hartford, CT, USA

Skills required: The Manager will be involved in activities to help in the development of strategy, competitive analysis, market assessments, industry analysis and portfolio… Continue

Added by Neeraj Bhatia on September 4, 2009 at 6:40am — No Comments

About SPEECOMJOBS.COM

SPEECOMAJU acts and functions as Consultants and Facilitators for EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES.

Our duties include offering advise and guidance to Employers not only during the entire process of hiring Employees but also during the actual period of stay of the said Employee with them.

SPEECOMAJU assists Jobseekers not only in their search for gainful Employment BUT in their search for upgrading of Skills and Knowledge.

SPEECOMAJU (formally known as SPEECOM) was… Continue

Added by Gheerdial Singh on September 4, 2009 at 6:01am — No Comments

Easy Recruitment Model for Today's Economy

Added by Michael Glenn on September 3, 2009 at 11:14pm — No Comments

Put These in your Break Room. Star Wars Chopsticks!!

Everyday recruiters get up, dress, put their shoes, go to work and try to hire someone.

But it’s been a nightmare.

Hiring Managers have been overly picky. Candidates go through a multiple round of interviews, given urine, blood, and semen samples just to prove they can do the job.

Then after they get hired, it’s like Welcome to the U.S.S.R all over again. Community coffee spoon, handful of napkins, and a few abandoned coffee mugs in the… Continue

Added by Michael Glenn on September 3, 2009 at 11:09pm — No Comments