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Comment by Rebecca B. Sargeant on July 29, 2010 at 10:26pm

Hello ~

I am just your friendly Headhunter for Recruiters. I am always open to chatting with Recruiters about their career path and what they can except as the market turns.

Please feel free to send me an invite so when you need anything you have my information at your finger tips.

Cheers,
Rebecca B. Sargeant

Comment by Christina Knyazeva on March 31, 2010 at 8:11am

Hi! My name is Christina and this year I will receive bachelor's degree in
Teaching and Interpreting. I am fluent in English, German, Spanish and Russian. I am interested in recruiting and I would like to work in this field. To get more experience I would like to apply for internship in a recruiting company. The best place for me is Virginia, though any other state is also fine. Does anybody have information about recruiting companies that will agree to accept a student for the internship during summer-fall? I will appreciate any help and advice! Thank you!

Comment by Christina Knyazeva on March 31, 2010 at 8:05am

Hi! My name is Christina and this year I will receive bachelor's degree in
Teaching and Interpreting. I am fluent in English, German, Spanish and Russian. I am interested in recruiting and I would like to work in this field. To get more experience I would like to apply for internship in a recruiting company. The best place for me is Virginia, though any other state is also fine. Does anybody have information about recruiting companies that will agree to accept a student for the internship during summer-fall? I will appreciate any help and advice! Thank you!

Comment by Stewart Roberts on February 9, 2010 at 6:23am

What issues stop you as a Recruiter setting up your own Recruitment Agency?

Comment by Barry Geiman on March 14, 2009 at 12:24am

"If Recruiting Was That EASY, Everyone Would Do It" What person is best at recruiting, I guess we all can be, if we put our minds, compassion,professionalism and persistence to it. Myself, I enjoy the challenge of the entire recruiting and sourcing process, I enjoy sharing new tools, emerging technologies, better and faster ways to do the job, and everything else that makes up our jobs. "I believe, it is thru the sharing of information that we can all learn from one another." Please contact me for NETWORKING purposes .. Linkedin Profile: .. http://www.linkedin.com/myprofile?trk=tab_pro .. TwitterID: @barrygeiman Email .. barrygeiman@gmail.com

Comment by pam claughton on February 20, 2009 at 1:08pm

Debbie,
I may be old-fashioned, but the way I was trained was that you don't try to get clients right away. I didn't even make my first client call until I was six months in. I spent my first six months learning how to cold call recruit candidates and get referrals and work on my colleagues openings so I could learn about what I was doing. At the six month mark I felt like I knew enough to try and get and work with a client.

When I made my first client call, it was chasing an app lead. I would ask every candidate where they had interviewed and if it was thru an agency. As long as they weren't interested in the job, I would then chase after it. One of my colleagues told me exactly what to do, and shaking with nerves, I picked up the phone and called to get the job order...and then was completely shocked when I got it...had to put her on hold for a minute to then ask my colleague what to do now that they said yes!

So, it's not about how many calls....it's about the quality of the calls. The easiest way to get an order is to call on applicant leads, then jobs you see listed....where you know there's an opening, and call with a candidate that could be a fit.

Comment by Satya Villuri on December 5, 2008 at 2:09pm

Helo All,
I am having 2 Years of experiece in Recruiting . Please be free ask or discuss with me.

And i really appericate Erika for good topic

Comment by Tektree Gopi on April 27, 2008 at 2:24pm

Love to be a part of this Group.

Tektree Gopi. [LION - Open Networker]

Yahoo/MSN/Google - IM: velloregopi
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Comment by John Rhine AKA JR on April 5, 2008 at 4:14pm

Greetings! As a veteran recruiter with over 25 years of successful experience in IT, Sales, Executive Management, and International Healthcare With retained and contingency searches worldwide.

I welcome any one new to the field of recuiting, if they have questions,
comments or concerns about what I think it takes to be a "Recruiter" or just want to network.. Because "Networking" Is essential to your success in this business!

To your success,

John