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Talent Acquisition

5 Tips for Writing an Effective Job Advertisement

As with the construction of any advertisement, you should begin writing your job description with your target candidate firmly in mind. This will enable you to tailor the advertisement to suit what will be of most significance to them about the available role while ensuring that it is posted in the most relevant places online.…

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Be Nice to the Gatekeepers, for They Hold the Key

Does it sometimes seem as though hiring managers are living in some sort of gated community? As a recruiter, the key (no pun intended) to success is learning how to reach those all important decision makers so you too can enter the gates. Let’’s face it, half the difficulty in approaching a potential client is…

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Employer Branding Talent Acquisition

How Telling Personal Stories Can Help You Establish Trust

I have mentioned it briefly in other posts but I have Multiple Sclerosis. I have been diagnosed since 2002, about 3 months after surviving 9/11. Let’s say it really wasn’t my best year, eh? Now, the MonSter, as it is called by some, has lots of challenges. Let us go then, you and I, as…

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Talent Acquisition

5 Ways to Make Your Business Cards Destroy the Competition

Business cards can’t improve your small talk or retract your mistimed jokes, but they can leave a lasting impression on a work associate. As cute as your Twitter handle might be, your contact information is meaningless if poorly presented. Your business card should stand out from your competitors, and convey your skills and the overall…

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5 Highly Creative Talent Attraction Campaigns

This article is sponsored by Sage UK, a service and software provider to over 830,000 businesses in the UK. You’ll often read about how hard it is for job seekers to land their dream role, but when you’re the company on the hunt for top talent, the landscape is equally as competitive. When faced with the daunting task of…