Monday, 18 June 2012
Setting a higher standard.
Do you recognise this logo? If you don't then get familar with it and click on the link below to understand what it is all about!
http://authorisedcvintroduction.wordpress.com/
As a business, Recruitment Partnership want to set the higher standard of recruitment again and again, so by supporting and spreading the word of this new Candidate Authorized CV Guarantee Scheme we are adopting this candidates come first policy more strongly than ever.
If you are a customer of recruitment agencies then make sure your information is being treated with the same respect that our customers get!
Emily Hall
Thursday, 14 June 2012
Linked In or Twitter? How to be found
Everyone seems to have Linked In and Twitter nowadays, but is it really worth it? Do you need both to get headhunted or is one all you need? Lets find out.
Twitter is a social network that lets everyone know what you are up to and what is interesting you and so on, so a really keen recruitment agency may be able to find out what type of job you are looking for, and if you are looking through twitter, but that seems a bit unnecessary with Linked In being so popular. Linked In was made so that business people could interact and connect, and so is surely the best way to find that perfect candidate, or job. It also won't look weird on Linked In for your status to say 'I'm looking for a job in Marketing, preferably in Bristol, anyone heard anything?' as its relevant to everyone that person is connected to on Linked In, whereas if that status was tweeted, I am less sure that Beyonce, or David Beckham would be as interested to see that come up on there twitter newsfeed, and I dont think they would know of anyone relevant, or if they did, may not publish it!
Thoughts? Comments?
Let me know,
Emily Hall
Twitter is a social network that lets everyone know what you are up to and what is interesting you and so on, so a really keen recruitment agency may be able to find out what type of job you are looking for, and if you are looking through twitter, but that seems a bit unnecessary with Linked In being so popular. Linked In was made so that business people could interact and connect, and so is surely the best way to find that perfect candidate, or job. It also won't look weird on Linked In for your status to say 'I'm looking for a job in Marketing, preferably in Bristol, anyone heard anything?' as its relevant to everyone that person is connected to on Linked In, whereas if that status was tweeted, I am less sure that Beyonce, or David Beckham would be as interested to see that come up on there twitter newsfeed, and I dont think they would know of anyone relevant, or if they did, may not publish it!
Thoughts? Comments?
Let me know,
Emily Hall
How to get the best out of your CV
Right now finding the a job you want isn't too difficult, it's getting your foot in the interviewers door that is the tricky bit. I am here to give you a few tips and easy to do tweaks that will help make your CV stand out to make it more likely that you will be interviewed, unfortunately until next month, the rest is up to you.
Emily Hall
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