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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2017 · 7 MIN

Recruiting For Results: Build Your Recruiter Brand And Do It Right

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Nobody said it was easy. In fact, finding the right talent, for the right roles at the right time can be quite the task. But we must start somewhere – trust. Matt Charney, Editor-in-Chief of Recruiting Daily knows that recruiters don’t have the best reputation and often get little respect. On June 27, he’ll share his presentation, “Building your Recruiter Brand,” at HCI’s Strategic Talent Acquisition Conference in Boston. When candidates begin their job hunt, they’ve certainly got their eyes peeled in an attempt to weed out bad experiences, aggressive recruiters and wasted time. With the right recruitment brand, the information provided to top talent comes from a credible source. Perhaps that source is a subject matter expert within the company – someone who can supply honest career knowledge and add value to the candidate experience. Creating confidence among top talent allows great recruiters to focus on providing a platform for folks who actually do the job. Join us for this podcast to learn how recruiting leaders can re-establish a good rapport, make hiring an easier process and create a credible recruiter brand.

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