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David D What I learned as a Recruiter
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What I Learned From Staffing | |
* Overview of what the Staffing Industry is | |
-- Multi-billion $$ industry | |
-- Why it exists | |
-- Contract vs Direct Placent | |
* "Good" vs "bad" companies | |
-- Quotas | |
-- 'Passive' recruiting | |
-- Straight-up lying | |
* How to Handle Recruiters | |
-- Show personality | |
-- Treat like a actual interview | |
-- They'll probably ask you to come in, if so, go if possible (if nothing else, it's good practice!) | |
* Job Hunt | |
-- Resume | |
- Don't be afraid to brag a little | |
- Customize resume / cover letter | |
-- Networking | |
- Do it early, do it often | |
- Be sincere: find common interests, and you might come out with both a job and a friend | |
-- General Pointers / Do's and Don'ts | |
DON'T | |
- Talk negative about past employers | |
- Hygeine matters | |
DO: | |
- Make a First impression | |
- Practice | |
- Show personality | |
* Summary | |
Luck is a numbers game | |
"People don't remember what you say, they remember how you make them feel" |
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