Today’s world is full of noise. Every one minute of the day, 500 hours of video is uploaded to YouTube, 3.3 million posts are created on Facebook, and 3.8 million Google searches are performed. And those numbers just scratch the surface of the amount of content creation that occurs minute-by-minute
There are 467 million total members on LinkedIn. Many of those could be excellent candidates just waiting to be found by you. Luckily, using LinkedIn for recruiting isn’t difficult. LinkedIn is designed for job seekers and recruiters. It has simple but effective tools that make recruiting with LinkedIn worthwhile. You
Frequent bad hires can lead to a lot of employee turnover. The more a business loses workers, the higher the cost. As a recruiter, you can show clients how the cost of employee turnover affects their businesses and why using your services could be a solution to high turnover rates.
When you have a job order to fill, it’s important to stay organized. There are many steps between receiving a job order and making a placement. You don’t want to lose track of where you’re at in the employee recruitment process. Try using a recruitment flowchart to stay on top
As a recruiter, you might screen and interview candidates in many different industries. According to recent recruitment trends, placements in the healthcare industry have been particularly prevalent. In fact, Top Echelon’s 2016-2017 State of the Recruiting Industry showed that healthcare is the third most popular industry for placements in 2016.
As a recruiter, there are many sources you can use to find and attract talent. One popular method is to post open positions on a job board. But, do job boards work?
Finding candidates is difficult work. And, it can take you a while to find the right ones for your job orders. Luckily, constantly developing technology has provided many recruiter tools that can make your candidate search easier. You can use sourcing tools to find candidates and track communication with them.
As a recruiter, it’s your job to find the best candidates to send your clients. But how do you know if a candidate will be a good fit? You should get to know each of your candidates a little bit. Read their resume. Interview them. Ask questions about the specific
Gone are the days of mailing in resumes Monday morning after perusing the help wanted ads in Sunday’s paper, and gone are the days of smile-and-dial recruiting. The use of technology has provided both the job seeker and the recruiter an unprecedented opportunity for connection. In today’s job market, the
Now that we’ve pondered the question, “how do recruiters get paid?” let’s ask ourselves, “how much do recruiters make?” In fact, let’s tackle this issue on both a monthly and yearly basis. First, how much do recruiters get paid per placement? As we’ve already established, a recruiter’s placement fee is
