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#LT13UK Gerd Leonhard on information, technology, learning and.

Strategic HCM

I’m still having a rubbish start to the year for blogging but with the start of the conference season I should be back to normal productivity again soon. Subscribe by e-mail. LT13UK Gerd Leonhard on information, technology, #HRTechEurope - changing recruitment for the bette. . ► 2010. Recruitment. (41).

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Why Recruiters Shouldn’t Be “Selling” Jobs

HR Tech Girl

In this interview series, we talk to seasoned HR professionals to pick their brains for ideas and insights on finding the right talent for our organizations. Kirsten Renner is the Senior Recruiting Lead for Accenture Federal Services’ National Security Portfolio and possesses more than 20 years of technical recruiting experience.

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Top 10 Barriers Facing Healthcare Recruiters

Hospital Recruiting

The recruitment industry can be a challenging field. Certainly, there are positive aspects to being a recruiter, and many people love the field. However, the long hours, the continuous influx of rejection, and the inconsistent pay can make even the best recruiters question their career choice and even their own sanity.

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4 Steps to Embed Diversity & Inclusion Into Your Organization

Avature

Yes, it’s true that these numbers show an increase from previous studies (2010 showed only 54 companies reaching that target), but the truth is that this increase has come at a slow rate. CBRE did just that – they knew that the APAC region was extremely diverse and they wanted their hiring practices in the market to reflect this.

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Cafe Classic: Passing Over Over-Qualified Candidates

Compensation Cafe

Editor's Note: In this Cafe Classic, which generated a lot of passionate debate in its first publication (September 2010), our intrepid reporter Jim Brennan takes us to school on the perennial issue of what he terms "overqualified rejection syndrome." The recruiters wonder if employers are acting against their own best interest.