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Engage your Culture for a Strong Employer Brand

Employee Engagement, Corporate Culture, and Employer BrandIt may seem like a lot of topics to try and cover all at once, but the simple fact is that you can’t have one without the other. You can’t talk about corporate culture without addressing employee engagement, and you certainly can’t have a good (and realistic)…See More
May 4
Amber commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"Wait - I think I just found the perfect objective on a resume I just opened.... To obtain a position within the company.  "
Apr 4
Donna Richardson commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"I agree with the general consensus in that Objectives are not going to open doors.  One of the first things I tell candidates as we begin to work together is “please take the objective off of your resume”.  You are submitting…"
Apr 4
Kelly Blokdijk commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"For certain, I don't have any great resume objectives to share, but here is an opinion of resume objectives in general.  Objectives scream "out of touch" with the modern employment world, oblivious to current career marketing…"
Apr 3
Sandra McCartt commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"I hate auto correct on an iPad. Didn't...but it might as well have been dudn't. How is that award?"
Apr 3
Sandra McCartt commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"Another thought for you. Objectives like beauty are in the eye if the beholder. When I see one like the example you gave of putting the company name, "I've researched, want to be part of the team blh, blah. My first thought is , well h…"
Apr 3
KKenner commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"Tony, I agree with Sandra. For example, I would add, a career changer(they have been a RN, and now they are seeking more Administrative roles, etc), or something highly technical. Otherwise, I would rather see, and so would the hiring managers, a…"
Apr 3
Sandra McCartt commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"Unless someone has a very specific objective, eg, private practice group of five or more physicians located in s. Florida. Leave it off. Objectives are more often a knock out than anything else. Replace it with a short career summary or synopsis of…"
Apr 3
Tony Hogeveen commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail'
"So either nobody read this, or nobody has a great resume objective to share. That being the case what are everyone's opinion of resume objective's in general?"
Apr 3
Tony Hogeveen posted a blog post

Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail

This article is meant to be advice for candidates writing their resumes. It is not a rant. While I typically employ humor and sarcasm (the poor man’s wit) in my writing, this article is indeed meant to give my professional opinion on one particular aspect of resume writing.There is much debate about whether or not you should…See More
Apr 1
Volkan commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer'
"Thank you for this great article! Kind Regards, Volkan Tam www.sofistheadhunters.com"
Mar 28
Cindy Houston Hazen liked Tony Hogeveen's blog post Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer
Mar 27
Ryan McCormick commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer'
"Tony, great article! I work in IT recruiting where good talent is scarce. Candidates who accept lowball offers are sure to take the next job they find with a better offer. Cheap = No loyalty."
Mar 26
Noel Cocca liked Tony Hogeveen's blog post Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer
Mar 25
Will Thomson commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer'
"Tony, I love this article.  You know what I am seeing a lot in the marketplace right now?  Candidates lowballing themselves.  All the time.  I recruit in California a lot, and I just don't get it.  Why don't they…"
Mar 25
Tony Hogeveen commented on Tony Hogeveen's blog post 'Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer'
"@Derdiver - understandable, I work predominantly on permanent hires and there are definite differences. I did a small amount of time in contract ERP recruiting, and youre right, the rate is often not negotiable."
Mar 25

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Name
Tony
Job Title
Sr. Recruiter / Talent Acquisition
Company
Integrated Device Technology
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Corporate Talent Acquisition
How many years have you been in the business?
5-9 years
Which industries do you work in now?
Technology
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>500
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Open networking
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Tony Hogeveen's Blog

Engage your Culture for a Strong Employer Brand

Posted on May 4, 2013 at 8:30am 0 Comments

Employee Engagement, Corporate Culture, and Employer Brand

It may seem like a lot of topics to try and cover all at once, but the simple fact is that you can’t have one without the other. You can’t talk about corporate culture without addressing employee engagement, and you certainly can’t…

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Why Your Resume Objective Can be an Instant Fail

Posted on April 1, 2013 at 9:00am 8 Comments

This article is meant to be advice for candidates writing their resumes. It is not a rant. While I typically employ humor and sarcasm (the poor man’s wit) in my writing, this article is indeed meant to give my professional opinion on one particular aspect of resume writing.

There is much debate about whether…

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Captain Obvious and the Lowball Offer

Posted on March 25, 2013 at 1:00pm 9 Comments

As a recruiter, I’ve had to learn to adapt to many different personalities. (Haven’t we all?) This applies to both candidates and hiring managers alike. When it comes time to make an offer, you’d better know the personalities on both sides very well if you want to make the deal.

There are candidates that can’t stand negotiating; they hate it as much as they usually hate…

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