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Newsletter - Tips for Recruiters   October 07, 2008

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  Search Profiles on MySpace  
   

MySpace, one of the most popular social networking sites, is no longer the exclusive domain of teenagers. The average age for people on this site is now about 35 years. There are millions of MySpace users and many of them are professionals (potential passive candidates).

The search syntax for finding profiles on MySpace is

site:www.myspace.com keyword

If you are looking for passive prospects from a geographic area, you can include the state code at the end of the search string. For, example, if you are looking for profiles of Certified Public Accountants from California, the search string will be

site:www.myspace.com Certified Public Accountant (California | CA)

Use the above search technique and explore the vast possibilities that MySpace can offer, especially to locate those hard-to-find candidates for your assignments.

 
       
 
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  Set Clear Job Expectations  
   

Recruiters often assume that the candidates usually know what to expect in their job, but that is seldom the case. Job expectations are important, and it is equally important to communicate them properly. Make it a point to give a clear, unambiguous statement of job expectations. State clearly, in the very beginning, as to what the job does and does not involve. Ambiguous job expectations always result in strained relationships.

Setting clear job expectations are particularly critical when roles or expectations are fuzzy. By following these guidelines, you'll avoid a multitude of problems that typically arise with your recruits.

 
       
 
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  Screen and Transfer Resumes in Seconds  
   

I receive scores of resumes everyday - as email attachments, from job boards, resume forms submitted through the company website, etc. It takes a lot of time to manually screen each and every resume and process the selected resumes into my database. Is there any way by which I can speed-up the entire process?

Try ResumeGrabber. It automates all the manual steps involved in processing resumes. It auto-extracts resumes from Google search results, Job Boards, email attachments and enters them into your candidate database.

It then allows you to screen and shortlist the resumes based on keywords. What took you hours to do can now be done in minutes. Now, you will have all the time to hire more candidates. Download your 10-day free trial of ResumeGrabber today.

 
       
 
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  Resources you can use – PostOnce  
   

PostOnce empowers employers and recruiters to easily enter employment ads into a single form and automatically distribute them to thousands of online job boards. It also helps recruiters to track candidate responses to ads.

You can get more information from the PostOnce website.

 
       
 
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