Job Posting ID Number Ideas

Seeking Job Posting ID Number Suggestions

I work at a corporate company, and we’re exploring new methods for generating our job posting ID numbers.

Currently, our IDs include:

  • Fiscal Year
  • Department
  • District
  • Location

We also need to incorporate a 3-4 digit identifier, but we’re uncertain if there’s a more efficient approach than simply counting up from 200, 201, 202, and so on.

We would greatly appreciate any ideas or insights on how your company handles this process! Thank you!

Auditor to Recruiter

Subject: Transitioning from Auditor to Recruiter

Hi everyone,

I’m looking to make a career shift from my current role as an auditor to a recruiter specializing in finance and accounting positions. My background includes being a CPA with experience at a Big 4 firm, and I’m currently working in the industry.

I have a potential opportunity with a friend’s recruitment agency, but there’s a requirement to bring in clients. Since I don’t have a sales background, I’m seeking advice on how to generate leads. If anyone has tips or insights from their own journey into recruitment, I would greatly appreciate your guidance!

Thank you!

Their recruitment process is insane. Pleaseee help meee :<

Need Guidance on Navigating Our Recruitment Process!

Hi everyone!

I recently joined the company as a recruitment and training development specialist, bringing just four months of experience from a manpower agency and a BPO. However, I’m finding our recruitment process to be quite chaotic and lacking clear structure.

I’m eager to address the current challenges and propose some improvements, but I feel a bit lost. Here’s a breakdown of the current recruitment steps:

For Rank and File/Managerial/Supervisory Positions:
1. Job posting
2. Screening and shortlisting
3. Assessment (including personality tests, SSCT, situational judgment, verbal ability, numerical estimation, practical EQ self-assessment, and work inventory)
4. Initial interview with the recruiter
5. Interview with the HR Generalist
6. Interview with the HR Consultant (a potential step that may involve the department head)
7. Final interview with the COO

Having experienced most of this process firsthand (excluding the final interview), it feels like an endless cycle of interviews where I keep repeating myself.

For Truck Helpers/Drivers:
1. Assessment (personality and sentence completion)
2. Initial interview with the recruiter
3. Final interview with their immediate supervisor

I’m overwhelmed by how lengthy and repetitive this process is, and I suspect it could be streamlined. I would greatly appreciate any advice or suggestions on how to restructure the recruitment process.

Thank you for taking the time to read this—I truly value your help!

BrassRing/Lever ATS experience

Seeking Insights on BrassRing and Lever ATS

I’m currently consulting for a mid-sized food and beverage operation that hires around 1,000 to 1,500 employees annually. They’re not using an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) at the moment and are considering a couple of options: BrassRing and Lever.

I would appreciate any information regarding BrassRing’s pricing, as Lever’s pricing is much more transparent. I’d prefer to avoid going through extensive sales demos at this stage. Thank you!

BD Data

BD Data

Does anyone know of a free or very low-cost tool for finding client phone numbers/emails?

I’m also looking for a way to upload client information from LinkedIn to Bullhorn.

Something similar to Lusha might work!

My company isn’t willing to cover the costs, so I may need to find a personal solution.

Thanks!

P.S. I’m based in the UK.

starting Physician Recruitment agency

Launching a Physician Recruitment Agency

I recently launched my own physician recruitment agency and I’m eager to connect with others who have either started their own or are considering it. I’d love to engage in discussions about the early stages of this journey, including topics like necessary licenses, client acquisition strategies, and how to attract physicians. Any insights, resources, or advice you could share would be greatly appreciated!

UK Recruitment Market

UK Recruitment Market Insights

Hi everyone! I wanted to reach out to gather some insights on the current state of the recruitment market in the UK. I’ve been in the recruitment field for nearly five years now, and I’ve been self-employed for just over a year. While my first year as a freelancer went relatively well, I’m finding this second year to be quite slow and uncertain.

I’ve noticed a few articles discussing the potential for a recession, and I’ve spoken with several colleagues who are also struggling to secure new roles, whether they’re for junior or senior positions. I’d really appreciate any feedback or thoughts you might have on the current market situation.

Thanks in advance! 🙂