A brilliant insight into what makes Recruitment Consultants successful. As a leading rec2rec agency in London & Cambridge we work with the UK's leading talent.
We have shared our knowledge her to show you the Top 10 common traits of £250K+ billing Recruiters
A brilliant insight into what makes Recruitment Consultants successful. As a leading rec2rec agency in London & Cambridge we work with the UK's leading talent.
We have shared our knowledge her to show you the Top 10 common traits of £250K+ billing Recruiters
How To Get The Most Out Of Recruitment Agencies, Oussama MansourThe HR Observer
There certainly seems to have been a growing sense of informal negativity towards recruitment consultants in the region. A recruitment agency should help speed up the recruitment process and take a significant workload of your plate. The better consultants should be well connected and be able to provide you access to strong candidates that would be otherwise impossible to gain access to. Due to the significant sums of money involved in the recruitment business, this have caused a drastic shift in how some recruitment companies in the middle east approach their clients. Some have abandoned the mature, well informed true consultative approach and instead replaced it with a high volume, sales orientated approach. Others have become CV passers and nothing more. Finding and getting the best out of a recruitment agency, however, requires planning, preparation and determination.
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Remember, jobs are not given based on examination marks.
One has to ace an interview. But, every interview does not end up with a job. So, don't lose heart. Analyse your shortcomings and keep going, till you achieve success. Best of Luck!
Jobs are not given on the marks secured in examination. Success at any interview largely depends on your preparations, mental get up, attitude and practice.
This is an attempt to prepare you to face any job interview and come out with flying colors. 'How to Ace an Interview' is only an attempt to equip yourself and ace any difficult interview.
1. What recruiters look for – an holistic
approach to getting into the hot seat and
beyond.
2.
Introduction – Oryx HR Solutions
Context and big picture
Recruiting – The nuts and bolts
Selection – Its not just an interview (what we actually
check)
Check yourself to present yourself.
Content:
3.
Since June 1996 – 20 years in the field of recruitment,
selection and placement.
Specialise in finding the best candidate for our
clients to add value to their organisations.
We have done interviews before – lots of them.
Our aim is to place candidates in positions where
they will sustainably grow and add value to our very
diverse clientele – not all agencies work like this.
Oryx HR Solutions
4.
Uncertainty = Stress
Getting into the job market is uncertain and is
completely different from the academic
environment.
You cant control what potential employers or
recruiters will do, but you can control how you will
navigate through the job seeking process.
Today we will discuss what you can control, and
give advice on how to control it.
Context:
5.
Recruitment agencies service employers – get the
best fit for the vacancy.
Recruitment agencies often pay fines if a candidate
does not perform at a certain level within a certain
time (show measurable progress in reasonable time).
Spending time on work seekers is actually a loss for
the recruitment company – they make money from
the employer, not the employee.
Recruitment agents are often more interested in your
behaviour than your intentions.
Nuts & Bolts –
Recruitment agency
6.
Not just an interview – we look for:
Before an interview
First impression of your application email.
First impression of your CV.
First phone call – what we hear and don’t hear.
Application forms – how when and how neat we
receive them. (Are the filled in completely?)
Availability to attend interviews.
Selection:
7.
On the day of the interview:
Are you on time?
How do you interact with the reception staff?
How did you park your car?
Who came with you to the interview?
Did you actually bring a CV to the interview.
Application CV and interview CV.
How did you dress for the interview – first physical
impression.
Selection Continued….
8.
During the interview…..
Two ears one mouth principle, listening enables you to
respond purposefully.
Be interested – don’t try to be interesting.
Show interest and not only in how the position will
benefit you, but where you can add value.
If you don’t – you don’t know – don’t try and deceive
or wing it….
Don’t confuse confidence with arrogance.
Selection Continued……
9.
Be on time – 7 minutes before the interview.
Interact respectfully with the reception staff – their
opinions often count a lot.
Make sure your car is clean and in neat condition.
Assure you are neatly groomed and smell nice:
Woman react to smell, men to vision.
Did you check all the spelling on your CV?
If you quote someone on your CV, know who they
are.
Check yourself…..
10.
Bring a parent with you to the interview.
Phone the agency every day to receive feedback.
Not arrive for an interview with the agency….we
remember.
Discuss the salary with the recruiters client – you
don't have an offer yet.
Try to interview the interviewer.
Smell of smoke/ bad breath.
You can easily talk yourself out a position.
NO NO NO