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I recently placed a candidate I received as a referral from my LinkedIn network. I'd like to thank the referral source but am not sure what’s a reasonable referral fee or thank you. I’d appreciate any suggestions and recommendations. Thank you, Ira Continue
Started by Ira Brown in General yesterday.
I just posted a video on YouTube walking through this slide. This is the new summary of our hiring manager training course.The key point - most companies use the wrong approach (The Staffing…Continue
Tags: interviewing, passive, candidates, behavioral, Hiring
Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing. Last reply by Jim OHara on Tuesday.
Let's use this discussion to highlight and discuss the key competencies required to recruit passive candidates. Here's a graphic of the model we use. …Continue
Tags: candidates, passive, recruiting
Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing Jan 11.
In an upcoming ERE article (Dec 1, 2001) I make the contention that lack of alignment between a company’s business and talent acquisition strategies prevents the company from hiring enough top people. This lack of alignment also impacts recruiting…Continue
Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing. Last reply by Corey Leuders Dec 7, 2011.
Can someone please share an insight of some sort of statistic referring to how long a new graduate developer retains his first job employment?Continue
Started by Marija Ivanovska in Technology Nov 14, 2011.
The recording and handout from the Oct 20 webcast are now available (left side). Use this discussion to post your views, thoughts, ideas,…Continue
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Started by Lou Adler in Sourcing Oct 21, 2011.
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Source: eGrabber Newsletter
Did you know that you can search candidates in Google Plus using the site command?
The Google search syntax is as follows:
site:(City | State) Keyword
For example, if you want to search C++ programmers in San Jose, California, your Google search string will be:
site:plus.google.com (San…
Posted by Umamaheswari.K on September 3, 2011 at 1:40am
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