recruitment vs sales
Recruitment vs Sales: Why Recruiters Should Know How to Sell?

There is much debate in the recruitment world on whether recruitment vs sales or recruitment = sales. Well, the answer lies in this post. Is recruitment sales? Recruitment and sales may seem like apples and oranges, but they both share the same goal to close the deal. Whether filling an open

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10+ Recruiting Certifications for Recruiters in 2024

The landscape of recruiting and sourcing is ever-changing. Where there used to be calm oceans a few years back, sky-high mountains loom today. This makes it really important for you to stay at the top of your game and there are some excellent recruiting certifications out there that can help you

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December 2022 product update

Happy new year 2023! I hope it’s off to a great start.  It’s certainly off to a good start for the US economy. While layoffs at Amazon & offer retractions at Meta were in the headlines, the non farm payroll data has been encouraging and US unemployment rate fell to 3.5%

Recruiting with linkedIn
How to Recruit on LinkedIn – 10 Free Strategies for 2024

LinkedIn has more than 55 million companies listed on the site with 14 million open jobs. So it’s no surprise that 87% of recruiters regularly use LinkedIn. Safe to say, the potential for LinkedIn is far higher than any other social networking site when it comes to recruiting with LinkedIn playing

Recruiting during downturn
10 Tips for Staffing Agencies to Thrive During a Downturn

2023 unfolded as a rollercoaster ride for the staffing industry. Major staffing firms saw a drop of 20% in their net incomes in Q4 2023. One central question lingers as we reflect on past year’s challenges: What lies ahead in 2024? The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) Anderson Forecast brings

Great Recession of 2008
The Great Recession of 2008: Impact and Lessons for Recruiters

The world economy is sailing into a perfect storm: Europe is grappling with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the implications for energy imports. The United States is staring down the barrel of the highest inflation rates in 40 years last seen in the 70s. The risk of a synchronized global downturn