The blog for recruiters
Placement Tracking for More Success in TE Recruit
Recruiting agencies thrive or struggle based on one thing: placements. The number of candidates you place, the speed at which you do it, and the accuracy of your reporting all add up to your agency’s success—or frustration. But here’s the challenge: too many recruiters are juggling spreadsheets, sticky notes, or
How Agency Recruiters Can Turn Passive Candidates Into Active Job Seekers
Recruiting agencies and search consultants live in one of the most competitive industries in the world. Every requisition feels like a race against time. Every client wants their role filled yesterday. And every candidate—especially the good ones—has options. In this environment, the challenge is rarely finding people who need jobs.
Why Informed Warm Calls Attract the Best Clients in Recruiting
In today’s hyper-competitive staffing and recruiting industry, cold calling is no longer a viable strategy. In fact, it’s more than just ineffective. it’s a glaring sign of poor preparation. Clients are busier, savvier, and far less forgiving of wasted time. If your firm wants to attract the best clients, earn
How to Make Your Careers Page Work for You: Unlocking the Power of TE Recruit
In recruiting, every small advantage matters. Whether you’re an independent recruiter or running a growing agency, your ability to attract qualified candidates quickly can make the difference between landing a placement fee and missing out. One of the most overlooked tools in your arsenal is your Careers Page. And if
Five Reasons Why Agency Recruiters Should Join a Recruiting Network
Recruiting is a relationship-driven business, but it can also be one of the most isolating professions. Agency recruiters and search consultants spend countless hours on phones, LinkedIn, and email trying to source candidates, build pipelines, and win clients. Many operate independently, or as part of small firms where every deal
Prospecting for Recruiters: How to Land More Clients in Today’s Market
For recruiters, prospecting has always been the lifeblood of success. Yet the way it’s done has dramatically changed. Years ago, success was measured by how many calls you could crank out in a day. Dial fifty numbers, hope a few people picked up, and maybe—just maybe—one of them would say