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Rule of thumb???

Started this discussion. Last reply by Heather Clarke Jan 14, 2011. 1 Reply

Have you ever heard of this rule of thumb regarding salary/pay increases. I've been taught the rule of thumb is a 10-15% increase for a new hire. For example: if a candidate's making $100K base. A…Continue

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Sandra McCartt commented on Edward Piontek's blog post 'Retained vs. Contingent'
"That's all very interesting Jeff but having been mostly contingent for over three decades my observation is that retained recruiters who do not deliver don't get repeat business, contingency recruiters who don't deliver don't get…"
Jan 14, 2011
Heather Clarke replied to Edward Piontek's discussion 'Rule of thumb???'
"Hi Edward   I was taught that rule of thumb 16 years ago as a tool to manage candidates expectations though don't know its source.  I still advise aspirational applicants that salaries are normally reflective of skills and…"
Jan 14, 2011
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Rule of thumb???

Have you ever heard of this rule of thumb regarding salary/pay increases. I've been taught the rule of thumb is a 10-15% increase for a new hire. For example: if a candidate's making $100K base. A company will offer (hopefully) $110-$115K base. Where did this "rule of thumb" come from?Edward PiontekPulse Jobs LLCSee More
Jan 14, 2011
Rayanne commented on Edward Piontek's blog post 'Retained vs. Contingent'
"Wow, Jeff..., I think this should be a blog.  Agreeing with Pam, to each his own.   I have worked on retainer and on contigency - also worked in-house as a corporate recruiter.  They each have their benefits.., I think that success…"
Jan 14, 2011
pam claughton commented on Edward Piontek's blog post 'Retained vs. Contingent'
"To each his own. I see benefits to both as well and don't think one approach is 'better' than the other. Really depends on the client relationship more than anything else."
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Retained vs. Contingent

I've heard a lot of Recruiters say "I only work on a retained basis".  I've done both and see benefits to each.  Anyone have an opinion? Edward PiontekPulse Jobs LLCSee More
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Edward Piontek
Job Title
Executive Recruiter
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Pulse Jobs LLC
Which best describes your profession?
Agency Recruiting
How many years have you been in the business?
>15 years
Which industries do you work in now?
Consumer Goods
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>10
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Lakeland College
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15 years CPG Executive Recruiting experience
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Retained vs. Contingent

Posted on January 13, 2011 at 4:35pm 3 Comments

I've heard a lot of Recruiters say "I only work on a retained basis".  I've done both and see benefits to each.  Anyone have an opinion?

 

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I'm looking for Chicagoland Assistant Brand Managers with Retail/Grocery products experience. Job descriptions are available at www.pulsejobs.net/jobs/

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