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The Ego Trap: A Recruiter’s Cautionary Tale August 14, 2023 11:09am
In my years of experience as a recruiter, I’ve encountered countless talented candidates. Yet, talent alone doesn’t always guarantee a successful outcome. Here’s a cautionary tale that I often share with my candidates to emphasize the importance of humility and professionalism.
I recently had a candidate with a shining resume and a glowing track record. He sailed smoothly through two phone interviews — one with the regional manager and another with the VP of sales. The feedback was u...
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Decoding the Resume Conundrum: Candid Insights August 8, 2023 11:13am
In the fast-paced world of recruiting, I’ve seen trends come and go. With over four decades under my belt, I’ve watched the recruiting industry evolve in countless ways. Today, I’d like to share some observations I’ve made, which might just help you optimize your chances when you send that resume out next.
The Absence of Phone Numbers on Resumes
One thing I’ve noticed lately is that many candidates opt not to include their phone numbers on their resumes. The usual...
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Resume Writers, It’s Time to Take Notice! June 23, 2023 10:25pm
It’s astonishing that I have to emphasize this, but excluding vital information about your company and your role within it on your resume can lead to missed opportunities.
In just one week, I reviewed 223 resumes, and, shockingly, 52 of them did not provide any detail about the nature of their current or past companies. To put it plainly, these applicants failed to describe the industry or business area their company operates in. This omission suggests a lack of thoughtfulness that raises...
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From Hearsay to Hiring: How Personal Indiscretions Can Impact Your Career Opportunities June 19, 2023 10:42am
As a seasoned recruiter with extensive experience in the field, I’ve come to realize the significance of a statement made by my friend and business partner, Rich Lavinski: “Dallas is the biggest small town you’ll ever live in.” This phrase holds true not only for personal interactions but also for professional engagements. In this blog, I’d like to shed light on a recent incident involving a candidate, emphasizing the importance of past actions and their impact on c...
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Overcoming Ego in Job Searching: The Power of Humility and Acceptance June 12, 2023 10:31am
The job search process can be an emotionally challenging experience for many individuals. The constant fluctuations between feeling confident and deflated, encountering broken promises, and unexpected setbacks can take a toll on one’s self-esteem. As a senior recruiter, I have witnessed the impact of ego on both candidates and employers. In this blog post, I aim to provide valuable advice to help individuals navigate the job search process while keeping their ego in check.
The Dangers of E...
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How to Increase Your Chances of Landing a Job After Graduation May 30, 2023 10:44am
As a recent graduate, it can be overwhelming to face the job market. With an average debt of $37,000 and a job search that can take up to eight months, it’s important to take proactive steps to increase your chances of landing a job. In this article, we will discuss practical tips to help you find a job and stand out to potential employers.
Start Early
One of the biggest mistakes that college students make is waiting until their senior year to start looking for a job. Ideally, you should s...
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