Recruiting Techniques

Posted on August 18th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

What works?

There are many different recruiting techniques available to the beginner recruiter. When I started recruiting over 10 years ago, online training was not as available as it is today.

I learned how to set up my recruiting business from an experienced corporate trainer that took his personal time to train me. All my training was over the phone(no dvds, videos, ebooks or training manuals) and it took me about 4 months before I made my first placement. I probably made every mistake possible that a new recruiter could make.

Fast forward to today and there are many resources that are available to you. Most have free as well as paid information and are found by simply researching online.

Here are a few of the more well know Recruiting Trainers in the Industry. Visit their sites and read all their information before moving forward. If you do decide to purchase their training products, please come back and give your critiques so others may benefit.  but first read my free ebook “Home Based Recruiting Tips” to see if the recruiting business is for you.

 Bill Radin Recruiter Training- A well established trainer with traditional recruiting techniques. Check out his products that include tips, downloads and many other resources.

Recruitment Juice- What a cleaver way to market recruiter training. A Superb UK site that uses humor in training videos as a new and fresh approach. You have to check this out.

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Employee Referral Bonus

Posted on August 7th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

Are you interested in making extra money by simply referring your friends that are looking for a job?  Visit us at our employee referral bonus web page for more details.

 


Wow, I can receive a bonus for helping a friend find a job!

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Virtual Recruiter

Posted on August 4th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

What is a virtual recruiter?

To begin with, I am a virtual recruiter and have been for over 10 years. Simply put, a virtual recruter is someone that works from home and recruits candidates(potential employees) for a client. Some virtual recruiters work for themselves, as I do, and other prefer to work for a parent company.

A virtual recruiter is usually paid on a straight commission basis.

For more information on how to be a home based recruiter, you can visit my other web site and download a free ebook.

. Home Based Recruiting Tips

Now maybe, you would prefer to refer individuals to a recruiter and make referral income as opposed to setting up as an independent recruiter. Click below for details.

  

  

 

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Welcome to our new Recruiting Tips Blog

Posted on May 24th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

Look around and see what others, that have an interest in home based recruiting, are doing and saying. Have they been successful or not?

Have you seen my home page where you can download a Free copy of my ebook “Home Based Recruiting Tips” then Click Here Now and get your copy.

I have been recruiting from home for 10 years and wouldn’t do anything else.

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Training for Recruiters

Posted on May 11th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

Want more details on an interactive virtual training program that will keep your desk sizzling hot?  Then click on the  Coaching Club  link and decide for yourself  if  it’s what you have been missing from your current training initiatives.

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Recruiter Careers

Posted on May 11th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

Recruiter Careers

Recruiter Careers are common in the job world. A recruiter is usually the person who hire for positions at companies. There is a need for a recruiter at just about every company that exists in this world. This is a popular field to work in. The aspiring recruiter will want to get a background in human resources. It is possible to work in this field without a human resources degree but it helps.

A great entry level job in this field is to work as a recruiter at a temporary agency. You will interact with many people that are seeking employment. Some agencies recruit for many job contracts at a time. You might be hiring for a customer service contract as well as a nursing contract. Some temporary contracts are required to go to the location and hire workers. A company will tell you what type of worker they are looking for. It is up to you as the recruiter to get the work find the employees to fulfill the contract. For example, a company is hiring 500 workers for the Christmas season. You as the recruiter have to find the 500 employees by a screening process. Each person might have to have one year in manufacturing and a clean criminal record. As the recruiter, you have to do the checks for each person. You might screen 1000 people and only find 300 that fit the bill. In order to fulfill the contract you might have to actively recruit the other 200 people. This is just one of the many tasks of a temporary agency recruiter.

A company recruiter will only recruit for the company they represent. This is more a midcareer position. For example if a cable company was hiring, the company would only have one recruiter. If the company was large, there may be many recruiters. In representing a company, there may be more criteria that are needed to make a hire. A company recruiter many go to job fairs and look for ideal candidates. A large company is more likely to hold out for the right candidate that to make a quick hire. This is a more complex position than the latter position. A mid-level recruiter will have more 2 to 5 years of experience.

A recruiter can also work as a head hunter. A head hunter can work for themselves or a company. An independent headhunter will represent the person looking for a job. The headhunter will get their pay when the person gets a job. Some take a fee to begin looking for work. Some recruiters require 10% of the pay after the person is hired. This is a company that can find work for a seasoned veteran in their field. A headhunter can open a small business as a recruiting company. It can be online or in a small office. The important thing is to advertise and use the skills the recruiter acquired early in their career. A Recruiter career is a great career for a person that likes to help other people.

Recruiter careers can be a very rewarding job choice. Recruiter careers are more varied than one might expect; look into them for a big surprise.

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How Can I Recruit New Consultants to work?

Posted on February 11th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

I am a small home based business owner and I am looking for ways to advertise for free; I need about 200 consultants to join my team (There is a start up fee but your ROI is less than a month, I did it and my return was immediate). I have an established great reputation with the BBB and belong to other reputable affilliates. So once again how can I add on to my team without spending money on advertising I do not have?

Advertise your business on free classifieds, relevant forums and social networking websites. Monitor the response you get periodically to find out what works best. From http://ad5.info

What is the best way to recruit for my home-based business?

Posted on February 4th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

The type of recruits we’re looking for are people who can sell anything. Or basically people who can relate to people.

www.affordablefamilytreasures.net
I appreciate all the answers, but does anyone have any advertising ideas?

I am a Mary Kay consultant with about 10 recruits. I think the best way to do this is to be honest with your customers, ask them if they are interested in making extra money and letting them know what your company has to offer them. Take the focus off of you,…. it is not about you,….. it is about them. Not everyone will think the way you do, or think of this opportunity the way you will so be accepting of that. Learn to be humble, be gracious, and appreciate your customers and all that your company has to offer you. When people see that it is working for you, than they will want to learn more and join you.
Best of Luck

i need some suggestions on how to start an executive summary?

Posted on February 4th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

I choose a home health aid, any suggestions on how to write an executive summary.

•Executive summary
•Presentation on job analysis
•Tips for the selection process
•Script for orienting new employees
•Training proposal

1.Executive summary

oIntroduce the human resources management materials being presented.
oMake the case for how these steps support the organization’s strategic plan.

2.Presentation on job analysis

oCreate a presentation of 3-5 slides covering the process of identifying of job expectations, gathering data to describe job functions, creating a job description, and determining the suitability of teamwork for this position. Discussion Question 1 of Week Two may be used as a resource for this section.

3.Tips for the selection process

a.Include recommendations on one internal and one external recruiting method.
b.Provide a list of interview questions to be used with this position, including questions that can be used to assess the individual’s fit to the prevailing organizational culture, based on the assignment in Week Three.
c.Create a description of compensation, incentive, and benefit plans that will be shared with the employee at the time of job offer, based on the assignment in Week Seven.

4.Script for orienting new employees

oYou may use the following opening sentence to start your script: “We, in HR, feel that it is important to address some sensitive issues during your early employment with our company.”
oCreate a script that can be used to open up an orientation workshop/class. Be sure to address the issues listed below and clearly state why such discussion is the responsibility of the HR department. Within the script, include the benefits of addressing these issues during the orientation period and the potential pitfalls and challenges that could occur if this step of the orientation was skipped.
oIdentify one more sensitive legal issue that should be addressed by the HR department during employee orientation:

•Privacy
•Sexual Harassment
•Immigration

5. Training proposal

a.Include a map outlining the ongoing employee development process and opportunities for advancement.
b.Provide training narratives.

1.A narrative describing the training the employee should have one month after entering the position
2.A narrative describing the training the employee should have one year after entering the position
3.A narrative describing the training the employee should have to advance to the next position according to the development map

c.Identify the best method to conduct each of the three training stages above. Is a certification exam required? Will the training be instructor-led, self-paced, or a combination? Explain your answer.

An executive summary is a brief written outline of what’s to come. You talk about the plan you’re going to introduce and include key highlights from each section. According to the information above, I’d just write about each of the components of the task and the key elements in each (keep it brief! The reader will read on to find out more). Think of it like a "preview" to your actual project.

At the end of it, make sure you explicitly (directly/clearly) state how this project and your chosen execution (your own plans for how you did it) tie in with the overall strategy of your organization. It sounds like this task is a component of a larger one? So how does this component fit into the "big picture".

Brevity and specificity are key. Think no more than one page, and as little as a paragraph, depending on how complex is this portion of your project actually.

Good luck.

Has anyone tried Larry Denis’ home recruiting program?

Posted on January 30th, 2010 by admin  |  No Comments »

Has anyone had a chance to try out Larry Denis’ "Fast Cash In Home Based Recruiting" program? It is avilable at www.homerecruiter.com. It looks interesting but I’m not sure if a novice with no recruiting experience could make it in the industry. Also, I have seen one review on craigslist where a consumer has claimed that he made no money and never got his refund from the company. If anyone has tried it, please let me know!

No I haven’t, nor would I.

Recruiting is a tough, tough job. It took me 1-1/2 years to even start to figure it out, and that was working in an office where the other headhunters were making hundreds of thousands of dollars and holding my hand along the way.

His "iron clad" guarantee is bs. He won’t refund your money unless you EXACTLY follow his system for 180 days and still fail. I will hazard a guess that his system is nearly impossible for someone to follow if you don’t already have a lot of business to business sales experience, hr experience and recruiting to boot.

His sales pitch looks exactly like every other "make lots of money without really working" sales pitch, nothing new there.

And trust me, if he was making the money he claims to be making he would not have had the time to sit down and write this course. Then he surely wouldn’t train his competitors in how to make his life harder. He makes money from selling this program, not from recruiting.

And the job market is getting tougher by the day, most companies have no need for recruiters, they can just place a couple of hundred dollar ad and get more applicants than they can ever hope to interview.

Good luck

 

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