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Permalink Reply by Jerry Albright on October 31, 2012 at 9:09am

Making and keeping commitments.  Say you're going to do something - and hold yourself to it.

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Permalink Reply by Will Thomson on October 31, 2012 at 1:18pm

I am one of those rare recruiters who's motivator is not numbers.  I enjoy recruiting because I enjoy connecting the dots & helping others. It is a rush when I do help someone get that job they desire.  I also love the relationship piece of it.  Working with managers & getting to know candidates is what keeps me going.  I love challenges also.  Tell me I can't do something, or it can't be done and I will find a way to get it done. 

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Permalink Reply by Dodda Yogi on November 1, 2012 at 12:15am

So true Will...Having a purpose to help / assist the candidates to realise their potential is definitely a motivator :-).

But many a time the perceived sense of achievement ... reinforcing the confidence ... every time you get a closure is what propels the recruiter forward to explore the next challenge. :-)

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Will Thomson said:

I am one of those rare recruiters who's motivator is not numbers.  I enjoy recruiting because I enjoy connecting the dots & helping others. It is a rush when I do help someone get that job they desire.  I also love the relationship piece of it.  Working with managers & getting to know candidates is what keeps me going.  I love challenges also.  Tell me I can't do something, or it can't be done and I will find a way to get it done. 

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Permalink Reply by Sunil Kumar on November 1, 2012 at 1:06am

Agree Will & Yogi. Meeting & helping new people, overcoming tight deadlines, testing our own metal to overcome any obstacle & meeting the organizational & personal goals are definitely the motivators for any recruiter to be in this field.

But as Yogi mentioned numbers are the highly perceived sense of achievement, higher the number, higher the success. 

Will Thomson said:

I am one of those rare recruiters who's motivator is not numbers.  I enjoy recruiting because I enjoy connecting the dots & helping others. It is a rush when I do help someone get that job they desire.  I also love the relationship piece of it.  Working with managers & getting to know candidates is what keeps me going.  I love challenges also.  Tell me I can't do something, or it can't be done and I will find a way to get it done. 

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Permalink Reply by Brian K. Johnston on November 2, 2012 at 9:50am

Family

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Permalink Reply by Will Thomson on November 2, 2012 at 11:52am

So true.  Awesome!

Brian K. Johnston said:

Family

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