“Pleasant Persistence”
Yet, “pleasant persistence” implies a non threatening and unyielding effort to achieve a sale or a goal that may in fact plant the seed towards a bountiful harvest by just being pleasant but unwavering in one’s pursuit.
Yet, “pleasant persistence” implies a non threatening and unyielding effort to achieve a sale or a goal that may in fact plant the seed towards a bountiful harvest by just being pleasant but unwavering in one’s pursuit.
Isn’t the interview process a fact finding vehicle to determine whether to hire a candidate or to accept a job offer (if you are a candidate)? What could you possibly learn by asking this question?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), “Career Guide to Industries, 2010-11 Edition” forecasts that the sector will generate 3.2 million new jobs between 2008 and 2018. This is more job growth than any other industry, mainly due to rapid increase in the elderly population.
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Great marketing people meet their clients and create relationships. The shortage of great marketing and sales professionals trumps the nursing shortage in the senior housing markets and it’s only going to get worse.
After an interview I usually follow up with both the employer and the candidate to debrief and find out how the interview went. My first question is usually to ask how long the interview went. Obviously if the interview was less than 10 minutes long than chances are great that the interview was a disaster.
Recruiter, Headhunter, Counselor, Agent…….what ever you want to call us, the bottom line is that we find outstanding people for our outstanding clients.
Do I mind being called “headhunter”? No of course not. I think the name has some charm to it.
Ironically, in a down turn, it can be one of the most strategic times to explore building an “engine” that can help you recruit the quality and the volume that is specific to your company. Don’t wait until the market picks up and you “need” the hire, because by then, it may actually cost you more than you could have imagined.
Premier Search, Inc. represents a rehab client that is offering an exciting leadership opportunity as the Program Director for a 19 bed Inpatient Rehabilitation Facility at a Medical Center in Los Angeles, CA.