I need insights from HR professionals
I’m looking for insights from HR experts! What are the main factors you take into account when choosing the ideal ATS or CRM tool for your company’s talent acquisition process?
I’m looking for insights from HR experts! What are the main factors you take into account when choosing the ideal ATS or CRM tool for your company’s talent acquisition process?
Carte Blanche Recruitment
I’ve been thinking—if you were to launch a recruitment agency from scratch, what changes would you make?
Would you opt for percentage-based fees? Would you employ 360 consultants? Would you consider contingent recruitment? Or perhaps you’d have some fun with quirky hats… I’m eager to hear your thoughts!
Subject: Sending Text Messages from the UK to the US
Hello everyone,
I’m looking for advice on how to enable SMS functionality for my OpenPhone or any other VoIP service. Are there any providers available that don’t require an EIN or U.S. registration?
Thanks in advance for your help! Best regards, and I hope you’re all doing well.
Hi everyone,
I’m exploring the idea of launching a platform called “CandidViews,” where individuals can share their interview experiences and reviews of different companies. My aim is to provide job seekers with an authentic insight into what they can expect during the interview process.
Here are some features I’m considering:
I believe that existing platforms like Glassdoor often overlook the interview aspect and can sometimes be overwhelming with excessive information. My goal is to create a more focused and streamlined experience tailored specifically to the interview journey.
I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on whether you think this would be beneficial or if pursuing this idea is worthwhile.
Thank you!
J4CK
Top Productivity Tools
As the owner of a successful recruitment agency in the UK, I aim to maintain a lean team while still driving growth. To do this, I’m exploring innovative tools that can enhance our efficiency and save us time.
What AI tools have you found to be effective over the past couple of years? I’m eager to hear your recommendations!
I recently spent about 30 minutes assessing a candidate for a position. As is standard practice, I requested a couple of references, and he provided eight. After our conversation, I began reaching out to these references.
The first reference didn’t even remember who the candidate was. That can happen sometimes, especially when candidates have worked on various contracts. However, the second manager I contacted outright said he wouldn’t recommend the candidate and suggested I avoid hiring him. At first, I thought he was joking, but he wasn’t—he informed me that he had to let the candidate go just three months in due to constant chatter that hindered productivity.
The third manager mentioned that the candidate didn’t grasp the fit-out sequence and failed to utilize the technology provided for workflow. The fourth reference offered a vague response with little insight. I’ll be contacting four more references tomorrow.
Given these responses, I won’t be putting this candidate forward for the role, but I will continue to collect references since they may lead to potential client opportunities.
My question is: Do you think I should inform the candidate about the negative feedback from the references?
Using LinkedIn Jobs for Recruitment
As a newly established recruiting agency specializing in accounting, am I able to post unsponsored job listings on LinkedIn using my personal profile? Will this approach be sufficient to attract candidates, especially since I plan to utilize Sales Navigator for headhunting? I’m concerned about the challenges of creating a business page for my agency, as it would be starting from the ground up in terms of credibility. Any insights would be appreciated! Thank you!
Seeking Advice: Should I Include a Recent Short-Term Role on My CV/LinkedIn?
Hi everyone,
I’m currently an Account Manager in the tech industry with a solid CV, but I’ve had a small hiccup in my most recent position during a 2.5-year tenure. After taking a career break to travel with my fiancé, I’ve struggled to secure interviews upon my return, as I’ve usually been headhunted in the past.
I finally secured a role at a local company, but shortly after starting, I discovered that the new EMEA VP, who had been my final interviewer, left the company just eight days in. His exit raised several red flags about the company’s stability, and after only two weeks, I decided to leave as well.
Now, I’m wondering if I should include this brief role on my CV/LinkedIn. Since it’s so recent, would it be better to show that I was employed, or should I omit it altogether? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!
What is the typical referral fee for introducing clients to venture capitalists?
After spending nearly ten years in recruitment, I’m currently broadening my network and have connected with a significant number of venture capitalists seeking new companies and projects to partner with.
As I navigate this new territory, I’d like to gather thoughts on whether I should charge a “finder’s fee” or “referral fee” to the client, the VC, or both. What is the standard practice in this industry?
I would greatly appreciate any insights you can share. Thank you in advance!
How are applicant resumes typically organized?
Does the Applicant Tracking System prioritize candidates it deems most qualified, or does it arrange them by the date of submission?
I’m finding it difficult to connect with a real person during this process. Is recruiting really as hectic as it seems right now?