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Locating Passive Candidates
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By T.J. Ripley. Article from RealTools newsletter 4/6/05
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10 Things You Can Do To Become A Better Recruiter
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Posted by: bob on Wednesday, April 06, 2005 - 08:19 AM
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By Howard Adamsky. Article from ERE Daily, 11/23/04
Note: Howard Adamsky (
howard@hrinnovators.com) is the founder and president of
HR Innovators, Inc. He is a management consultant, author and public speaker. As a consultant, Howard's
sole purpose is to improve the condition of his clients' business (he has to or they don't pay him).
His presentations, all customized to audience needs, include the importance of ethical and proactive
leadership, creating the perfect candidate interviewing experience, and how to turn your company into an
effective recruiting machine without really trying. Howard's new book, Hiring and Retaining Top IT
Professionals/The Guide for Savvy Hiring Managers and Job Hunters Alike, has been published by
McGraw-Hill. He is currently finishing the last edits of his new book on people skills and has just
completed development of an interviewing program entitled The Other Side of Experience/Six Critical
Assessment Tools for Long Term Thinkers.
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Are Recruiters Apathetic?
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Posted by: bob on Wednesday, April 06, 2005 - 07:39 AM
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By Dr. John Sullivan and Master Burnett. Article from ER Daily, 4/4/05.
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Maintaining Your Status as a Great Recruiter: What You Should Read
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Posted by: admin on Tuesday, February 08, 2005 - 01:39 PM
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Dr. John Sullivan is a well-known thought leader in HR.
The Recruiting Profession - February 2004
Recruiting changes faster than any other HR function. Some of the factors that keep recruiters on their
toes include a constantly changing economy, the increasing globalization of talent search, and rapid
changes in technology.
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Welcome to our new site...
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Posted by: admin on Friday, February 04, 2005 - 10:30 PM
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Dear Friends, as the year unfolds we are happy to announce the beginnings of a new resource.
DVTRN Recruiters Center located at www.dvtrn.org/recruiters. At the "RC" we have
set out to create a mix of resources and links that will serve as a central respository and
central meeting area for others to network and share valued information.
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