10 ways the world of recruitment is changing – right now!
Submitted by Simon Lewis on September 9, 2010 – 11:31 amNo Comment
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Heads-up to jobseekers and recruiters
Ripped straight from the excellent trade press blog, The Buzz, here’s a useful insight into the staffing (r)evolution:
- Expectations of clients are rising and will continue to rise
- Clients and talent are savvier, more discerning, and more sensitive to quality
- Employers will continue to aggressively build their in-house capacity to recruit staff
- An increasing majority of vacant jobs will not be advertised anywhere
- Talent will become smarter and wiser to the way our industry works
- Reputation and Brand – of recruiters – will become our most valuable asset
- Referrals will become the primary sourcing channel for all levels of positions. Not print, not job boards – but word of mouth, reputation, networking and referral programs
- Customers’ loyalty will become key
- On top of all this, there will be increasing pressure on price
- To sum it all up, yesterday’s ‘delivery’ market will become tomorrow’s ‘relationship’ market with both clients and talent.
This summary has been extracted from a superb piece written by Greg Savage of global marketing recruiter, Aquent. Read the full article
Thanks to Keith Robinson of CareerSiteAdvisor for allowing me to publish this piece. Greg, I hope you don’t mind!
Simon Lewis | Editor | Only Marketing Jobs
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