Archive for the ‘Recruitment’ Category

Recruitment Standards - The Prime Test For Building Your Team

April 21st, 2009

Whether you are outsourcing your recruitment or your own human resource department is recruiting your management team, it is important to gauge if your candidates possess the skills and meet the recruitment standards you have set out. Go to recruitment consultancy for more information.
Let’s look at the important recruitment standards you should be utilizing to [...]

Be a Successful Recruiter!

April 16th, 2009

Lots of people toy with the idea of becoming a Recruiter, and then talk themselves out of taking the leap. Recruiting is about ‘process’ not personality when done properly. If you’re considering becoming an Executive Recruiter, my advice is get some basic training related to the WHOLE process and decide where (and if) you’d fit [...]

Tips To Make The Most Of Recruitment Services

April 3rd, 2009

The services offered by recruitment agencies truly oil the wheels of business. Both employees and employers can find value in the use of these services, but both need to make key considerations before signing up to a recruitment agency. Hopefully the following information will allow candidates to make the best use of recruitment services. Go [...]

Ways To Approach Executive Recruiters

March 10th, 2009

There is a multitude of ways to approach executive recruiters of all levels. Firstly, it is important to understand more about how these recruiters work and to keep any expectations at a minimum to begin with. The key to this is to understand that executive recruiters are not necessarily there to help unemployed people find [...]

Organization Change - Resumes And Subject Matter Experts

March 4th, 2009

The process of organization change is always difficult. It needs the efforts of a responsible change team, executive support, and meticulous planning. A resume is supposed to provide a snapshot of all of a person’s relevant training and work experience. This is unfortunate, because resumes are generally a poor indicator of the real subject matter [...]

Recommendation Letter - Tailoring Your Letter

February 25th, 2009

There’s an intense competition when it comes to the job search game, so your application portfolio should be impressive enough to deserve attention. You don’t just need a resume, you need to have a recommendation letter in your portfolio too. The thing that makes letters of recommendation so powerful is that they are different from [...]

How To Approach Your St Interview

February 25th, 2009

An interview is a discourse between you and your prospective employer to find whether or not you can manage the job. But, there are time-tested rules and conventions to comply with in interviews. I’m going to share with you a few of the principal do’s and don’ts.
What to do in your interview

take your time when [...]

Letters Of Recommendation - The Screening Process

February 24th, 2009

Job hunters spend a lot of time writing their resumes. resumes are the first step in job hunting. But although they are important, resumes are not the most important of all. Let’s say you’re the one responsible for hiring employees in a company. You won’t only be looking at a few resumes, if the job [...]

Prepare Properly For Your Interview

February 21st, 2009

If you are preparing to attend an job interview, then one of the strongest bits of interview tips I can share with you is to prepare the visual aspects of your presentation as well as you would for a date.
Studies suggest that the impression made by interview skills panel members in the opening 4-16 seconds [...]

Questions To Pose The Interview Panel

February 17th, 2009

In your interview, you are likely to find that the panel ask you if you have any questions for them. Typically, this happens towards the end of the interview.
From the panel’s point of view, they are going to be relatively tired at this point and not really in the mood for a difficult question. However, [...]

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