Just like a few good dates with an attractive person of interest can lead to a bad relationship, a good series of interviews with a talented job candidate can lead to a bad hire. The common thread linking these relationship mishaps is our cultural obsession with assessment. eHarmony tests compatibility
As a recruiter, talking money with candidates is never easy. Talking money with younger candidates is even more difficult. That’s why Top Echelon is pleased to offer a FREE Recruiter Coaching Series video that deals with just that topic. That’s the good news. What’s the better news? The better news
Who doesn’t want new clients? They’re GREAT, mainly because they mean more job orders. And more job orders, of course, mean more placements. New clients represent the topic of one of Top Echelon’s FREE recruiting webinars by one of the top trainers in the recruiting industry. That trainer is Bob
Slick lines, canned responses, and a voice that sounds just like the typical recruiter—a common combination for too many salespeople today. Even those who avoid this “Wolf of Wall Street” persona still tend to talk too much, listen too little, and dominate versus facilitate conversations with buyers. Is it any
ALL recruiters want to find top talent. Consequently, it only makes sense that ALL recruiters would want to know the secret to finding top talent. Guess what? We have that secret! Actually, trainer Doug Beabout, CPC of The Douglas Howard Group has that secret. The good news is that he’s
Attracting Winners It does not have to be that way, but in order to change the outcome, they have to change their beliefs, and they have to recapture the vision, the enthusiasm, and the excitement. For some managers, that may be impossible. For others it may be difficult. For all
Many professionals want to be at the advanced level, preferring to take part in processes or education that employ advanced skills and allow them to achieve greatness. While that’s noble, the advanced level is NOT what most people think. Advanced selling, leading, recruiting, or serving isn’t about learning and doing complex
