10 Factors That Can Make a Candidate Search Difficult
There are 10 Factors That Can Make a Candidate Search Difficult. All candidate searches are not created equally. Make sure when you do a candidate search, you hire the right recruiter.
How Personality Type Can Affect the Difficulty of a Search
I discussed how the amount of effort it takes to identify potential candidates can affect the difficulty of a search.
What’s in a Name? Everything, That’s What!
On your way to the interview, you’ve brought everything you need to bring. You’re well groomed. Forgetting something? Names! That’s right—people’s names!
More Does Not Equal More: a Case Study in Recruiting
A few months later, I was invited by the company’s CEO to meet with their leadership team to help with their recruiting efforts and improve their recruiting process. The first assignment was to fill the Technical Services Rep job.
Recruiting Myth #2: Recruiting is Easy
Human Resource professionals are often the ones who propagate this recruiting myth. Many HR professionals appear to resent recruiters because they see a recruiter make a call into their company, get a search, fill it in weeks, and then receive a check that equals three to six months of their salary.
Above All Else, Know THIS About Your Interview
It’s true that the interview is one of the most important aspects of any job search. Know this about your interview before you head in unprepared.
Geography, Relocation, and Travel Affecting Your Job Search?
Preparing for a better job and the subsequent advancement of your career involves many considerations. In my previous article, I asked the question, “Are you really a top candidate?” In this article, I’m asking, “If a great job was far away, would you be able to take it?” As usual, there are a number of helpful questions that will allow you to better assess your situation and how prepared you are to make a move for greener pastures. These questions address the subjects of geography, relocation, and travel and the role they play in your quest for finding a better job and how they are affecting your job search.
4 Ways to Exploring your Career Options and Maintaining Confidentiality
“Loose lips sink ships” and often get people fired. When exploring job options, don’t let the word get to your employer, boss, customers or vendors. You might not find the right opportunity and no good can come from the people I just listed knowing that you’re not fully content at work. If you want to network to explore opportunities, make certain those you speak with can maintain confidentiality and understand your desire for privacy in the matter. Here are 4 ways to Exploring your Career Options and Maintaining Confidentiality.
Is Your Online Identity Hurting Your Career Search Opportunities?
Technology has transformed the relationship between candidates & clients & how they interact with one another. Employers are taking a look into who people really are and how they might represent their company.
Creating a Successful Onboarding Program
An onboarding program has three main components—the people involved, the content involved, and the timeframe involved.
