There is a wonderful quote from Steve Jobs. He is quoted as asking John Sculley
"Do you want to sell fizzy water for the rest of your life or do you want a chance to change the world?"
John Sculley was inspired not by the job but the purpose to unleash the creativity in all of us....how do you inspire talent to come and work for you?
Showing posts with label recruitment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recruitment. Show all posts
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Friday, October 20, 2006
Recruitment Techniques
One thing I really hate...yes, I know hate is a strong word! ...... is recruiting for a role rather than a person. Here are my ways of changing your mindset.
Change what role do I want to fill to what skills do I need to take the team forward?
Change what is the cost of recruiting to what is the benefit from bringing talent into the business?
Change how can I get others to do the work in the interim to how can I use this opportunity to develop others in the team?
Change I need to loads of people to apply, to how do I get the right people to apply?
The Engaging Brand has 2 great shows on this - Show 35 and 36 the former with Seth Godin on how to create an employment brand that stands out from the crowd and the latter with a recruitment expert on tips of the trade.
Change what role do I want to fill to what skills do I need to take the team forward?
Change what is the cost of recruiting to what is the benefit from bringing talent into the business?
Change how can I get others to do the work in the interim to how can I use this opportunity to develop others in the team?
Change I need to loads of people to apply, to how do I get the right people to apply?
The Engaging Brand has 2 great shows on this - Show 35 and 36 the former with Seth Godin on how to create an employment brand that stands out from the crowd and the latter with a recruitment expert on tips of the trade.
Labels:
advertising,
employer branding,
management,
recruitment,
Talent,
talent management
Friday, September 29, 2006
Don't forget those loyal employees
A study done by Sirota Consulting showed that employee engagement declines after only 6 months of being employed. Although after 10 years service it recovers it never returns to the level it was....
Lesson for me is that we all rush to "engage" people when they join, but remember it is as important if not more important to "re-engage" your existing employees. Once you start taking them for granted you risk their loss, the loss of talent and also the loss of that invaluable experience.
So what are you doing to re-engage people on a regular basis? If you need help then visit our site
Lesson for me is that we all rush to "engage" people when they join, but remember it is as important if not more important to "re-engage" your existing employees. Once you start taking them for granted you risk their loss, the loss of talent and also the loss of that invaluable experience.
So what are you doing to re-engage people on a regular basis? If you need help then visit our site
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