Obsessed by candidate attraction and social media?

February 26, 2013 2:28 PM written by  Louise Triance · 3 Comments

Recruitment is a three step process; you attract, you engage and then you hire… Yes, you can use social media for all these elements but you need to understand the basics before you start just chatting willynilly with “passive candidates” on your Facebook page.

Start Searching For Candidates on Google

February 7, 2013 3:30 PM written by  Katharine Robinson · 4 Comments

The idea of using a Search Engine to find information about people is natural to some recruiters and a totally new idea to others. Search Engines like Google and Bing can be a valuable addition to your candidate sourcing toolbox.

What is the difference between winning and losing that next deal?

January 2, 2013 12:56 PM written by  Nicola McHale · 3 Comments

What is the difference between winning and losing that next deal?

What are the Best Methods for Candidate Attraction? By James Caan

November 19, 2012 4:15 PM written by  James Caan · 4 Comments

Why you need to attend the Recruitment Industry Conference

October 24, 2012 12:08 PM written by  Louise Triance · 2 Comments

The Recruitment Industry Conference is one you need to schedule into your diary. It’s taking place on 7th November in central London and these are just a few reasons why you need to get yourself over there. We’ve got Marcus Panton co-hosting a workshop on ‘developing value relationships with your clients as the role of the in-house recruiter changes’. Marcus is the London Ambassador for the IOR, Britain’s fastest growing membership body for recruiters and HR, and with James Bass as his co-host, you won’t find a pair of recruitment trainers with as much experience and insight into the worlds of the agency and in-house recruiter (for details of the IOR, go to www.theIOR.org.uk).

[BREAKING]: Meridian Joins the IOR to Ensure a Professional Future

August 3, 2012 11:08 AM written by  Geniusteam · 4 Comments

The IOR’s qualifications are fully-accredited and underpinned by the British National Occupations Standards, we feel that they will make the perfect partner to support our training and educational mandate.

What makes an effective international Assessment Centre?

August 2, 2012 6:18 PM written by  John Sponton · 9 Comments

Over the last several years we have steadily increased the amount of international assessment centre work we undertake and are often asked for our advice on approaching designing / running an assessment centre processes for an internationally diverse candidate pool.

Time to manage your time

July 31, 2012 9:53 AM written by  Mike Walmsley · 4 Comments

Have you ever wondered why some recruiters bill two or three times more than their contemporaries in the same marketplace, despite having similar talent and experience?

Recruiting for your own business? Don’t make these mistakes!

July 31, 2012 9:46 AM written by  Guest Blog · 2 Comments

One of the biggest challenges facing recruitment business owners is the attraction and selection of top talent for their own businesses.

The Institute of Recruiters (IOR) has a signed a deal with the Institute of Training and Occupational Learning (ITOL)

July 9, 2012 10:41 AM written by  Geniusteam · 3 Comments

“The international dimension of our collaboration with the IOR should not be underestimated. With these qualifications a recruitment trainer will be globally acknowledged as a professional of the highest standard.”

Top 5 ‘Silent’ Killers Of Recruitment Firms

June 28, 2012 9:42 AM written by  Philip Marks · 6 Comments

Secret Recruiters?

May 29, 2012 1:49 PM written by  Stephen O'Donnell · 4 Comments

Guess what? Every single active recruiter in the UK is listed on LinkedIn.

That may not come as a surprise to anyone, as Recruiters are professional networkers, and LinkedIn is the biggest free CV database. By definition, it is the job of a professional recruiter to market themselves to their chosen industry sector, clients and candidates. It is vital that they spread the word of their own expertise in order to win and retain new business, and attract candidates. Good recruiters can therefore become well known, and even minor celebrities in their own fields.

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