Headhunters: Why Does the Term Have Such a Nasty Reputation?
Once upon a time, a headhunter was a person who cut off and preserved someone’s head after killing them. It’s no wonder that the term headhunter, as applied to the modern day recruiter, has such a bad reputation. From the outset, the industry has been…
Added by Stephen Jeske on May 2, 2013 at 10:46am — 2 Comments
Why Clients Should Love Recruiters
It was 1892 in Western Oklahoma, my Great Grandfather had settled on a piece of land, not far from the Old Chisholm Trail. He made this his home, in the side of a hill for a while. As he stood out at the edge of the prairie grass, looking out over the wildflowers, locals call Indian Paintbrush, he knew he had traveled far. But more importantly, he had a vision, and he had a passion for what he wanted for his family, himself, and all of those around him.
I was born in Oklahoma, and…
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Why We Hate Headhunters
If you are in the recruiting Industry and someone asked you what the role of a headhunter was, how would you explain it?
Ask anyone at random what a headhunter was, and they’ll probably say something like “aren’t they the ones who steal people?
Ask highly trained executives, and they will say something like “aren’t they the pushy types that call you out of the blue trying to get you to leave your job for some other job they’re pushing-so they can make a killing?
Ask…
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Why Recruit Military?
Added by Bradley-Morris, Inc. - Delivering Military-Experienced Talent to America's Top Companies on March 4, 2009 at 5:12pm — No Comments
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