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“Unfortunately, on this occasion, you have been unsuccessful, and we will not be taking you forward.” ?????????????????????????????????? This was the AUTOMATIC response a candidate I was assisting received after submitting their resume. Why do we tell anyone—especially a stranger—that they are “unsuccessful”? I understand the push for automation and efficiency, but we can do better. A rejection doesn’t have to feel like a personal failure. Crafting a thoughtful rejection template is not that difficult, especially with the tools available today. Candidates may not have the exact experience or skills for the role, and that’s perfectly okay. Job searching is tough, filled with uncertainty, and everyone deserves a respectful response. HR professionals and hiring managers: let’s lead by example. Let’s prioritize kindness and make the hiring process more considerate for everyone—not just for those we choose to interview. #Hiring #HR #JobSearch #KindnessInHiring

???♂? You Will Be Hunted! ?? Over the last decade, headhunting has evolved into a whole new beast, with recruiters everywhere on the prowl for top talent. ?? Whether it's by day or night we are always on the lookout for the perfect match for the roles that are out there! When a headhunter is ready to hunt YOU down, what’s your preferred first point of contact? Let me know how you like to be approached! Your vote might just determine how the hunt begins next time… ?? #Recruitment #TalentHunt #Headhunting #CareerMoves #Snatchup #JobSearch

The Quiet Comeback! I’m noticing that more and more of my Recruitment clients and companies are requesting their teams to return to the office full-time, working 5 days a week. While I see the immense value in face-to-face collaboration, it raises a question: could these companies be missing out on top talent who prefer the flexibility of hybrid work? Are companies that mandate full-time in-office work seeing better growth and success than those offering more flexibility? I’d love to hear your thoughts as you all are the TALENT! Let’s take the temperature—vote in the poll below.

GROWTH! It's one of the most common terms I hear from candidates—they want to work where they can grow professionally and contribute to a growing company. ?? But just like during adolescence, growth comes with its challenges. Growth spurts bring growing pains, new experiences, and obstacles you might not have anticipated. Hey Network, I’m curious—what strategies have you used to navigate and ease these "growing pains" in your professional journey?

Ever wondered what differentiates a Headhunter from a Recruiter? Headhunters are all about those critical, senior, niche positions that need someone special. They're skilled at picking out top talent with a sharp eye, strong persuasion, and sturdy negotiation skills. Their job? Often quietly, they identify talent from one company and help them transition to another, especially for roles that don't pop up on the usual job boards. How are Headhunters Different from Recruiters? Both headhunters and recruiters share some common ground, but there are key differences. Recruiters typically work within a company, managing various levels of hiring and handling internal processes like onboarding. Headhunters, on the other hand, are often solo players, intensely focused on tracking down the best candidates through deep market research and building strong networks. They tackle roles that are crucial and come with high stakes in terms of value and responsibility. Investing in a headhunter often pays off because they deliver the exact results you’re looking for, transforming the "expensive" into "worth it." Should You Hire a Headhunter? If you have senior, sensitive, or complex niche roles to fill, a headhunter can be a game-changer. Headhunters are, quite simply, experts in the recruitment field. They bring a deep understanding of roles and work tirelessly to connect the dots within business networks. So, if you’re on the hunt for your next senior hire or having trouble with a specialized position, let's chat! Our team of expert headhunters are guaranteed to help you reach the best talent out there.

Ever wondered what differentiates a Headhunter from a Recruiter? Headhunters are all about those critical, senior, niche positions that need someone special. They're skilled at picking out top talent with a sharp eye, strong persuasion, and sturdy negotiation skills. Their job? Often quietly, they identify talent from one company and help them transition to another, especially for roles that don't pop up on the usual job boards. How are Headhunters Different from Recruiters? Both headhunters and recruiters share some common ground, but there are key differences. Recruiters typically work within a company, managing various levels of hiring and handling internal processes like onboarding. Headhunters, on the other hand, are often solo players, intensely focused on tracking down the best candidates through deep market research and building strong networks. They tackle roles that are crucial and come with high stakes in terms of value and responsibility. Investing in a headhunter often pays off because they deliver the exact results you’re looking for, transforming the "expensive" into "worth it." Should You Hire a Headhunter? If you have senior, sensitive, or complex niche roles to fill, a headhunter can be a game-changer. Headhunters are, quite simply, experts in the recruitment field. They bring a deep understanding of roles and work tirelessly to connect the dots within business networks. So, if you’re on the hunt for your next senior hire or having trouble with a specialized position, let's chat! Our team of expert headhunters are guaranteed to help you reach the best talent out there.