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Jamie Leonard Vs The Chair
SPOILER ALERT: The chair wins… For future events, click here. (Idiots falling over is not guaranteed)
Matt Burney (G4S) – Employer brand Challenges In Emerging Markets
A big thanks to Matt for presenting at our event last month, The Importance of Employer Brand. Very sorry for the poor video quality. Presentation available on request. jamie@reconverse.com To be a part of future events, click here.
Candidate Onboarding Round Table Summary #rcnvs
Thanks for our resident tweeter, James Mayes, for this round table summary. An interesting event to try and run, as the ownership of onboarding seems to jump around in different organisations. Those around the table mostly leaned towards HR ownership of the actual process, but with significant input required from recruiters, HR, L&D teams … Continue reading »
Jason Frank (SAS) amd Kevin Smith (Monster) On Employer Brand
From The Importance of Employer Brand, 18th April. For future events, click here.
#rcnvs VIDEO: Bill Boorman on 14 Cool Recruitment Tools
Following on from Recruitment, But Not As You Know It, a few weeks back, we will be posting out some of the videos from the guest speakers with their presentations. We apologise for the poor video quality, it was our first time and we did it from an iPhone. First up, Bill Boorman gives a fantastic … Continue reading »
Help Name Our Events
Now almost 2 years and 27 events in, it’s about time we gave our event format a name. You see, I often hear “Are you going to the Reconverse event next week?” (not directed at me obviously), and it makes me cringe, because “event” is so bland and beige and our events are so far from that. … Continue reading »
The Supplier Series: The Art of Being Told “No”
I was always pretty good being told “no” in my sales career. It’s an art you should really master early on because guess what? No matter how good a sales person you are, you’ll be told “no” more that you’ll be told “yes”. It’s the nature of the beast. Some call it “growing a thick … Continue reading »
Event Summary + Presentations – Building In-House Executive Search
Last week was our second event of the year, Building In-House Executive Search. Please find below the presentations from the day, which were of a very high standard, and a brief recap of the afternoon from our live tweeter, Jame Mayes. Colin Minto (G4S) Stephen Buchanan (Research Europe) Sue … Continue reading »
Death Of The Paid For Job Posting @ #TruLondon
For those that wish to partake, I’ll be hosting a track at #TruLondon, this Wednesday at 10.30am, at track 1. I thought long and hard about what to host my track on and as this post received the most views ever on our site, I thought it might make for some interesting debate. Being more of a … Continue reading »
Introducing HR-Converse!
We are pleased to announce the launch of HR-Converse, a brand extension of Reconverse. Having now hosted 26 Reconverse events over 19 months, the demand for our event format, outside of candidate attraction, has become very apparent and this move sees us go somewhat beyond our comfort zone and into the HR and L&D markets. … Continue reading »
Candidate Experience V Recruiter Experience by Jacob Sten Madsen
When Jacob offered to write this, I was really excited. Not only because Jacob has been a recruitment leader for a number of big companies, but because he’s currently a candidate. I’ve had discussions with Jacob over the last few months about his experiences on the other side of the recruitment coin, and I had … Continue reading »
The Candidate Vs the Recruiter Experience by LaunchPad Recruits
February 5, 2013 By LaunchPad What is more important, the candidate or the recruiter experience? The best recruitment experience is slick, simple and scalable, finding the best candidates in the shortest time. However, from a candidates perspective – the best experience is a recruitment process which treats them like individuals, makes them feel valued … Continue reading »