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Similar to the fashion industry, interior design and even real estate, the jobs market is subject to fluctuations and trends. With technology advancing at prolific speeds, drifts in the recruitment sector are particular prevailing in the IT industry.
Both clients and candidates put a great deal of trust in the recruiters they hire. After all, consultants make decisions that will have a lasting impact on your future career or business. So what exactly should you seek to ensure a quality recruitment service from the professionals you hire?
The job market is highly competitive for companies looking to hire people in the IT sector, especially .net developers. This is good news for IT professionals, who can pick and choose the best positions on offer, but not great news for companies who, after going through the lengthy recruitment process are finding that candidates are being offered other roles, or receiving counter offers from their current employers. Companies need to discover the motives of individuals looking to make their next job move and work harder to hire them.
Numbers Tell the Story
The technology sector is on the up according to a recent survey conducted by Computerworld. Most IT professionals are more positive about their profession and figures show that salaries and computing jobs are on the rise.
Were pleased to announce a new online tool were using to help assess and technically test job candidates. Its a more than useful guide for Adria Solutions to judge the strengths and weaknesses of all the candidates on our books. The system allows us to build a unique IT test for any given role. We are able to select groups of questions from the comprehensive question bank organised by category and work skills.
Recruitment agencies are a vital part of the business economy, serving as the main point of contact between job candidates and clients.
Many employers use the telephone to conduct initial job interviews, as it’s a quick and cost effective way to screen candidates and narrow down the number of applicants who’ll be invited to attend in-person interviews. Job seekers should remain prepared at all times for a phone interview as this could happen when least expected.
As the festive period commences, a large percentage of us spend a considerable amount of time mulling over the past year’s events. Coming to the conclusion that those three hundred and sixty five days haven’t been exactly what we’d have liked, we’re inclined to make changes for the new year. Applying for a new job, or perhaps a promotion in your current company, always feature on “New Year’s Resolutions” lists. Whether you want to leave your current job due to your boss channelling Cruella De Ville or you fancy a new challenge, here are some sure-fire ways to prepare you and ultimately bag yourself that dream position you’ve spent the year lusting after.
Distance learning is something that has been around for a relatively long time, with the Open University established in 1969. However online resources have been coming increasing popular, with some of the most prestigious Universities offering free courses that can aid you in your job search.
The way CVs are written in today’s fast-paced business world, differ in many ways from those written only ten years ago. Not only does a CV need to be concise and clearly set out, but it should also be written (or re-written) to include the latest CV developments.
Whenever your company needs to recruit new staff members, you should think twice about trying to do it yourself – it’s time-consuming and uneconomic. It’s far better to let a professional recruitment company handle all aspects of your staff recruitment.
If you’re not entirely convinced that this is the best route to follow, take a look at exactly how much time and effort is involved in getting suitable candidates lined up for interviews.
The curtain has come down on one of the most successful sporting events in the world – the London 2012 Olympics. Lord Sebastian Coe and his organisational team must be thanked for a job well done.
We must also thank the 70,000 volunteers who made Britain proud. No matter where the venue, their work ethic and dynamic positivity and willingness to be of assistance, demonstrated to visitors from all over the world how well Britain can stage the greatest show on earth.
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