Posts Tagged ‘Recruitment Agency’

LinkedIn Recruiter for Recruitment Agency

Friday, November 6th, 2009 

Well LinkedIn have decided that the Recruitment Agency market is to big not to service it. The new product called LinkedIn Recruiter is launched that enables Recruitment Agencies to harvest the full power of the LinkedIn Social Network.
Is LinkedIN Recruiter a good or a bad thing for you?
Well, depends from your standpoint. LinkedIn as any [...]

Work in Ireland (WorkinIreland.ie)

Friday, September 11th, 2009 

Work in Ireland (WorkinIreland.ie) as jet another recruitment job portal. Although it is not really publicised, it is owned by a recruitment agency called Work Direct (WorkDirect.ie). The agency is run by the Directors Philip Beggs and Sabina Frontzek.
The Work in Ireland site is not that bad looking. Certainly not that bad as a [...]

CPL profits shrank 92%

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009

Got an interesting tweet from Anne from CPL today. Pointing to the PR about CPL. It basically says that CPL is still in black. Pretax profits dropped 92% to €1.7 million for the 12 months to June, in what it called “better than expected” annual results.
Although he public knows them as the largest recruitment agency, [...]

Free Jobs (freejobs.ie)

Saturday, August 15th, 2009

Who says there is no such thing as a free lunch?
I call from a client today about their jobs being published to FreeJobs.ie made me thinking. Their jobs published on the Free Jobs web site are about 3 years old. They got an application for a job advertised there yesterday. Since my client is using [...]

Recruitment Conference

Friday, June 5th, 2009

Irish Recruiters LinkedIN Group got together in the a form of a Recruitment Conference.
It was great to see so many friends together, thank you all for coming!
We all need to say a BIG: Thank You to Declan Fitzgerald who organised it all again so well!
Pictures? Well this time around I decided I will mail you [...]

SixFigures

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

Well, just when you thought the season of the job boards is over, and there will not be new one every other week,… there is a new one!
The latest edition to the Irish recruitment industry is SixFigures!
Here is a little blurb about them from their own site:
SixFigures.ie is the members only job board aimed [...]

Jobs Market works for you!

Thursday, May 14th, 2009

JobsMarket.ie is a Social Network for recruitment. Here is a how Jobs Market front page describes the jobs sites:
Jobs Market works for you!
There are three fundamentally bad aspects of the jobs boards:
1. The job boards are selling YOUR data and you gave them it for free.
2. The job board has effectively restricted access to [...]

National Recruitment Federation 2009

Thursday, April 23rd, 2009

The National Recruitment Federation Conference today was far better than I expected. To be honest I was a bit afraid to go there knowing what the Recruitment Industry is going through in the last months. There are a number of people I have heard assessments quoting more than 60% of the recruitment consultants been made [...]

Recruit Ireland goes FREE!

Monday, April 20th, 2009

Recruit Ireland found itself an a bit funny situation this month. On one hand they are the main sponsor of the National Recruitment Federation Conference later this week. The NRF is the association of the Irish Recruitment Agencies, and most of them are actually Recruit Ireland’s paying clients. On the other hand Recruit Ireland has [...]

National Recruitment Federation (NRF) Annual Conference 2009

Monday, April 20th, 2009

*** PRESS RELEASE ***
National Recruitment Federation Launches Annual Conference 2009 with the good news of 400 jobs filled last week
1st April 2009
The National Recruitment Federation today announced the line-up for its Annual Conference 2009 entitled Facing the Future With Ease – Education, Enterprise & Enthusiasm, which will take place on Thursday, 23rd April 2009 at [...]

Brightwater: Are we as a nation too hard on ourselves?

Thursday, March 12th, 2009

Irish recruitment agency Brightwaters online poll for January 2009 was:
Are we as a nation too hard on ourselves?

David Bloch, CEO of the Brightwater Group comments:
Until now I have gone with the “ask the audience” answer, but not this time. I think the Irish are too hard on themselves!
I am speaking as a person who [...]

Career Builder is comming to Ireland!

Thursday, February 26th, 2009

Something strange happened today. First a well known Irish Recruitment agency called on the phone this morning and asks if we can post their jobs via our Multiple Jobs Posting service to the CareerBuilder job site. I found it strange because CareerBuilder is an old site and it used to be US oriented so far. [...]

Outplacement Services – What is it?

Tuesday, November 11th, 2008

The job and employment landscape has changed dramatically over the last few decades. Once there was a job for life. Nowadays employees can expect anywhere from five to thirteen job changes throughout their career. Some of this change is self driven but other times employees are forced into this situation through redundancy. Redundancy is a [...]

Recruitment SEO 101: Keyword Analysis

Saturday, November 8th, 2008

Any SEO Consultant will tell you that a decent SEO project should somewhere in its starting phase have a step called Keyword Analysis. Unfortunately different people have a quite different idea what exactly does the Keyword Analysis mean. Some mean that it is about finding the most relevant keywords, some that it is about the [...]

Recruitment Process – Getting the Right Candidate for the Job

Saturday, May 17th, 2008

Larry Heiman wrote a nice blog post: Recruiting is a Marketing Task
Here is the part where he explains the Marketing processes applied to the recruitment, and sourcing to help you find that right candidate for the your jobs:
As an enlightened business owner, you understand the importance of doing market research on your prospective customers. For [...]

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