Chantal Brockman
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How Procrastinating Can Find You Awesome Clients

What do you do when you sit down at your desk?

Ease into things by checking out your favourite news site? Perhaps a bit of LinkedIn? Twitter, Facebook…

While it might seem like a bad habit – procrastinating can work wonders for your prospecting!

Yes, even those cheeky scrolls through Facebook when you know you really should be doing something…

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Posted on July 11, 2017 at 12:08am

Who's Leading Who?



I often hear about Client Control or Controlling Candidates.

This phrase makes me think of the image here – the puppet master working the strings. We’re supposed to be in charge, but sometimes we can feel like the puppet, with the client or candidate running…

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Posted on May 8, 2015 at 8:52pm

The Magical Recruiter Hiring Trick

Shortlist reported last week that the demand for agency recruiters is at a level not seen since before the GFC. A scramble is on for securing the best talent! And we should expect good recruiters to be like hens teeth for the next 2-5 years.

But what else is new?

I once sat in the boardroom of a recruitment agency during the…

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Posted on January 28, 2015 at 7:32am

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