Recruit Continuously. Look for great employees while you are out to dinner, at the bank, at the hospital, or at a local hotel. If you find someone you think you’d like to have work for you, give them your card and ask them to give you a call if they are ever interested in making a move. This is a particularly successful with practice. Everyone is a potential candidate!
As the president of a health care executive search firm I have been involved in literally thousands of job searches and placements during my career. Most people understand the role of an executive recruiter. We do not find jobs for people, we find people for jobs.
If you’re a candidate, this article is not for you (or did you not read the title?) If you’re an employer the following information is critical to your success. There is only one reason why… Read More »For Employers Only: It’s About You, No Matter What.
“Do it right, the first time” is one of the most profound sages of advice that anyone could ever receive. It is essential that a health care organization in need of critical staff to use a… Read More »Health Care Recruiters: Getting it Right The First Time
It’s probably the most uncomfortable moment during an interview. It’s the exact moment when an employer knows that the candidate is not the right fit, for whatever reason. For most employers that moment can be within the first 5 minutes of an interview.
“Do you keep your eyes and ears open for great opportunities?” No matter what anyone tells you, a phone call is still the most effective and direct recruitment communication tool. The world is caught up in texting, social… Read More »Cold Call: The Miracle Drug
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If you really want to screw up your life (and your living) you need to avoid the following: 5 worst hiring mistakes: 1. Hiring a family member. This is almost always a recipe for disaster. … Read More »The 5 Worst Hiring Mistakes by Bernie Reifkind
