November 2013 Blog Posts (138)

Sourcing Is Marketing: Strategies for Selling Your Message

With the rise of social media, the increased importance on employer branding and increasingly sophisticated sourcing tools and techniques, successful recruiting today requires increased complexity. As employers embrace these best practices, they've also increasingly embraced recruitment process outsourcing (RPO) as a core component of their core talent acquisition strategy.…

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Added by Matt Charney on November 5, 2013 at 8:42am — No Comments

If Facebook Can Predict Breakups, Why Not Your Next Referral Hire?

The big news in the last week seems to be that Facebook can tell you if your relationship is going to work.  No, they're not clairvoyant, it's based on research from Jon Kleinberg of Cornell University surrounding something called "dispersion."  Jon worked with Lars Backstrom of Facebook and researchers to…

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Added by Crystal Miller on November 5, 2013 at 8:30am — 5 Comments

Six Reasons: Professional Writing Services Can Increase Your Sales

Taking a professional writing service needs a small investment in both money and time, but can boost your sales and incomes in the long time to a great extent. Following, there are the best five drives they can make available much higher returns than perhaps initially estimated:

1. Professional writing service providers make available content that is paragraphed according to most important rules or laws concerning a natural trend or the function of a complicated system of Search…

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Added by Maya Parj on November 5, 2013 at 2:50am — No Comments

How Much Weight Should a Job Candidate's Education Hold?

The benefits of holding a college degree for a job-seeker are fairly obvious - August 2013 stats show that the unemployment rate for college graduates is just under 4 percent, compared to nearly 8 percent of those who only have a high school diploma and nearly 11 percent for high-school dropouts.

However, that only answers the question how much attending college should matter for…

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Added by Kelsey Castle on November 4, 2013 at 1:00pm — 4 Comments

A Better Option Than Consultative Selling

Consultative selling, as a conceptual practice, has been around for more than a decade. However, is this what buyers really want? Do they merely want someone to consult with them, behave like a consultant, or even take a consultative approach with them? Last time I checked, consultants are still often accused of telling people what to do; most buyers aren’t interested in being told what to do.

This is why consultative selling is on the way out and Collaborative…

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Added by Scott Wintrip on November 4, 2013 at 9:15am — No Comments

What You NEED to Know When Starting a Career in Recruiting

Recruiting could be thought of as a fraternity.  When you start out as a recruiter, you are a pledge.  You have to earn your stripes.  If you are smart, you will start with an agency. Recruiting is sales.  It is highly competitive and there is no other place to learn the business than in an agency.

So, when you start your career in recruiting you have a…

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Added by Will Thomson on November 4, 2013 at 9:00am — 9 Comments

Secrets for Successfully Recruiting Passive Job Hunters

Passive job seekers aren't those who are lazy or disinterested. In fact, they're quite the opposite - they're too busy doing their job successfully to know that another company has their sights set on their talent. That's exactly what makes them so appealing.

For one thing, these candidates are currently employed. They're productive members of the workforce, gaining skills, experience, and education that could benefit your company. However, they're not the people who are searching job…

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Added by Kelsey Castle on November 3, 2013 at 12:30pm — No Comments

How Law & Order teaches you better interviewing skills

‘Objection! Leading the witness! 

‘Objection! Speculation!' 

‘Objection! Relevance?' 

These lines are classic courtroom interjections I have heard in movie and TV dramas for as long as I can remember. 

It's all designed to create greater dramatic tension. How true is it all to real life in a US courtroom? I don't know, as I have never been in one but I certainly enjoy watching the fictionalised courtrooms that the characters in the various…

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Added by Ross Clennett on November 2, 2013 at 10:35pm — No Comments

4 Tips for Budgeting for a Career Change

Whether you're starting your own business, changing careers, or just going off the job grid for a bit of soul searching, your financial situation is about to change - drastically. If you've decided you have enough money tucked away to take that plunge - or you want to get to the point that you do - a tighter budget is going to be your new reality. Consider the following while embarking on your new career journey.



You're going to need to reevaluate your media intake.…

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Added by Andrew LIsa on November 2, 2013 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Software Knowledge That Will Make an Accountant's Resume Stand Out

Most employment experts agree that accounting is one of the few professions expected to be "safe" over the next decade, with plenty of opportunities, even as much of the job market remains difficult for white-collar workers. Remaining competitive, however, is more important for accountants than perhaps anyone else, as the wealth of opportunities will draw top candidates with whom you'll have to compete.

The single best way to to do this is to master software applications that you'll…

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Added by Andrew LIsa on November 1, 2013 at 3:00pm — No Comments

So You Want To Be a Recruiter?

I was fresh out of college and ready to change the world. I was a Political Science major and applying for everything and anything related to that field. But I wasn't having much luck. I branched out to other entry-level jobs in the mortgage industry, banking, insurance, anything. OK...some job offers but not all that exciting and the money was just above poverty level.

Maybe a Recruiter can help me? I call in to a firm and the Recruiter profiles me and asks if I ever thought about…

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Added by Roy Munk on November 1, 2013 at 11:34am — 3 Comments

Jobs for Sale! Recruiters, Big Data & Data Privacy

After attending a number of Recruiting and HR conferences this fall, I have noticed a few common themes. In particular, in both Europe and the U.S. the major focus has been on 1) “Big Data”; and 2) recruiters as marketing and sales people.These ideas are widely accepted –…

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Added by Nicole Greenberg Strecker, Esq on November 1, 2013 at 10:00am — 4 Comments

How To Source (And Stalk) Candidates @Twitter

Twitter can't be beat when it comes to candidate & lead generation.  Sure, it's good for engagement, and great for sharing content.  That's what it's really designed for, after all.  But the nice thing about effective engagement and relevant content on Twitter is that you can build up a very targeted, highly segmented base of followers which essentially make them warm…

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Added by Matt Charney on November 1, 2013 at 9:49am — 1 Comment

Applicant Tracking Myths

Are you considering buying an Applicant Tracking System but questioning whether it’s worth purchasing one? Many myths surround the value and use of ATS’s and many business do not completely understand what an ATS is, what it does and why they might need one.

Following on from one of my previous …

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Added by Irina Nagy on November 1, 2013 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

A Look at Your Employee Evaluation Process

 and evaluations are how we keep our workforce in good shape. Retention and engagement both increase when good work is consistently and relevantly rewarded, and the documentation of poor work keeps the company safe and moving forward. Evaluations are how we keep a finger on the pulse of our workforce, but a lot of leaders aren’t using them optimally, or at all for that…

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Added by Raj Sheth on November 1, 2013 at 8:00am — No Comments

Desperate to Land An Interview For A Perfect Job? Find Few Creative Methods

You know what you need to do when you are job hunting. You search for job opportunities on the Internet, browse the company sites, fill up the general information in an application format and add your curriculum vitae.

Once you are done with this, what do you do? You probably wait. There are chances that your resume may go into the black hole, maybe it gets lost in a pile of hundreds of resumes or it may find its way to the desk of the hiring manager.…

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Added by Richard on November 1, 2013 at 6:30am — 1 Comment

Top 5 Benefits of hiring IT employment agency

IT employment agencies, London are specialized in providing trained and qualified people to fill vacant positions in the IT industry. The present scenario of the market is such that the IT companies want market-ready or experienced people to make the most of them. The IT employment agencies in London have databases of IT professionals that are categorized according to skills,…

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Added by Karter Bezon on November 1, 2013 at 5:50am — No Comments

November & December - Time to FINISH STRONG.

WELCOME NEW YEAR & HOLIDAYS.

It is time - 2 months to go.  We are now officially in November, and December is just around the corner.  I recently watched this video about Finishing Strong in any endeavor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syIm5MHG4O4 and felt the message was solid and clear. When we start something, start a search, a commitment, a focal…

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Added by Mike Rasmussen on November 1, 2013 at 2:30am — No Comments

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