Gravitas LLC, a leading provider of board and senior-executive search services, recently announced the completion of a merger with Career Movement, a successful search firm focused on mid to senior level management talent search.
The Web is usually the first place people go to find a job, and many fill their days blasting resumes in response to online job postings. That’s a classic mistake, says Donald Asher, author of Cracking the Hidden Job Market: How to Find Opportunity in Any Economy, which will be released in December. In this job market, “people have to do something different to find a job,” says Asher. “If they’re simply applying to posted openings, there will always be someone who’s a little more center-of-the-bulls-eye.”
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So recruiters- what is the key characteristic that all successful people have in common? Successful people all maintain successful attributes. But what does that mean exactly?
It is simple. To succeed on your own terms there are four basic principles to focus on;
“I choose to succeed” – To be successful you need to make a commitment to yourself and not allow anything to compromise you reaching your goals. Dedicate yourself to your objectives and you are more likely to accomplish them.
“I can succeed” – Focus on your positive attributes, your strengths and your skills. You should also be open to criticism and bettering yourself. There is always room to learn and improve.
“I will succeed” – Eliminate distractions and obstacles that prevent you from hitting your goals. Use affirmations and reminders to keep yourself on course, and plan accordingly.
“I have succeeded” – Use the achievement of past goals to motivate you and drive you to attain newly created goals.
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In my honest opinion I think the tool is pretty innovative. Is it a new concept? Maybe not some much as recruiters and organizations have been talking about this for a few years, but Ovia brings it home.
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What if I said that I have a potential solution that will reduce your candidate screening time by 72%? Would that be a nice feeling? Would that create an efficient environment for your recruiting team? Would you hiring managers be more engaged? Would your earnings rise due to increased customer satisfaction?
These are the questions that have been asked from the people at Ovia. Ovia is an interesting recruitment tool that blends interviewing, screening and video together into one complete package for your hiring teams. I will be up front and say that I have not used this tool in real time with my clients but I have used it behind the scenes.
In my honest opinion I think the tool is pretty innovative. Is it a new concept? Maybe not some much as recruiters and organizations have been talking about this for a few years, but Ovia brings it home. It’s quick, very easy to use and if used properly should have a serious impact of your screening and selection process.
Why you should consider test driving this tool:
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Boolean got you down? What if you saved all of your searches in a safe place to use for a rainy day? Well, that’s what I did. I should say that’s what I do. It’s efficient and helps me to track my searches.
Watch the video and learn how to use the Boolean Bar/ RecruitingBar toolbar!
It’s big, it’s bad and it’s jammed packed with more than 100 pre-constructed Boolean searches for you to play with.
Check out the original post Here. I’ve gotten a boat load of emails asking for advice on how to use the the toolbar. This post that you are reading now is to share the “how to” video when trying to use the toolbar.
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Good person submitting focus tracking systems have been really critical for organizing any recruitment process. These collection have been critical for accessing report database which is utterly fugitive in any required means. For any recruiting routine to be successful, up to date report is rarely recommended.
An independent recruiter, recruiting agency or executive search firm is charged with tracking down excellent potential candidates for available job positions. Despite the fact that there are innumerable people seeking positions of employment in the 21st century, it often seems to a typical recruiting agency that qualified men and women are few and far between.
The global executive search firm has announced the appointment of Isabella Trupke. Trupke, a qualified barrister, has been appointed to lead Kinsey Allen’s legal and compliance business across continental Europe. She will focus on senior mandates within the European financial services sector.
Put yourself in this situation: You’re invited to an interview. You love the company, you get along well with the hiring manager, and you’ve received every indication that you are a good candidate for the job and next steps are to follow. A few weeks go by and you haven’t heard anything. The hiring manager said she wanted you to come back and meet with the rest of the team. Everything seemed to go so well. What happened?
Recruitment is one of the most important keyword that is been used these days by most of educated people across the globe. There are many web portals available on the World Wide Web and they even do give regular updates to the people who are associated with them but not all people get job what they want.
Accomplished professionals often don’t consider the staffing firm as a prospective job. But they should– half of the staffing industry hires in the past several months have been reported recently as rapidly growing business in the country and all over the globe. And by the estimates, the economy needs to hire more people and keep the ” mission-critical” functions up and going.
Here are five of the most important questions you should ask physicians you are considering recruiting for your ASC.
You’ve written a well-worded job advert, posted it on a number of online recruitment websites and over the weekend you receive a healthy response. Now you have the painful task of sifting and sorting the noise to find the best candidates. This is where all HR staff, recruitment consultants and hiring managers can use a helping hand.
Penmac Staffing Services, Inc. (Penmac), one of the nation’s leading providers of temporary staffing services, announces that it has become an employee-owned company.
The first week of November in the books. We made it once again recruiters to another #HireFriday. Hope that you all had a productive first week of the month. There are exciting things going on for us here at Recruiting Daily as we have begun work on the next phase of our little RD project. The goal is simple- to create a avenue for recruiters to make deals, grow their desks, and make their clients happy. If only it could be so easy, but we do feel that were are creating a tool that will actually help on all those fronts. Best of all- did I mention it was FREE? I know I have teased this in the past, but formal details will be coming out very soon and we are anxiously awaiting the feedback from RD readers.
“Success has a simple formula: do your best, and people may like it.”
Sam Ewing
A great quote and something we strive for everyday at Recruiting Daily- to do our best. That is what as recruiters we all try to do in serving candidates, clients, and as well as our internal customers- our colleagues. No one ever said recruiting was easy, and those that did lied. Having great colleagues and others you can learn from, and more importantly that inspire you, can really make a huge impact on your desk. That was the whole concept behind the RD Network and also another tease for our upcoming big announcement.
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