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Interview with Lee Svete, Director, van Vlissingen Center for Career & Professional Development at Emory and Henry College

GradLeaders

GradLeaders recently interviewed Lee Svete, the Director at the Career and Professional Development Center at Emory and Henry College. Lee: Yeah, that’s a great question and that’s the whole reason I decided to come here. It’s kind of that blue collar work ethic type of school, it’s beautiful and we’ve got great leadership.

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Interview with Todd Reeves, Director, Office of Engineering Professional Practice at The University of Tennessee

GradLeaders

. GradLeaders recently interviewed Todd Reeves, the Director of the Engineering Professional Practice Office at The University of Tennessee. Todd: That’s a great question so, I've got a bachelors and master's in mechanical engineering. My first job was with a large defense contractor , General Dynamics.

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Learning from Mistakes: The Future of Recruiting in a Digital World

SmartRecruiters

The people around me are not dressed exclusively in white (aside from the Diner en Blanc annual event). Recruiters say the senior leadership team thinks there are too many recruiters for how few people the company is hiring, and they need technology to make things more efficient and help get end results.

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How to Hire Employees in 2022 [Step-by-Step]

Recruiting Blogs

If you’re an HR manager or a business leader, one of the questions that probably keep you up at night is how to hire employees. Employees are seeking out new opportunities and quitting their jobs en masse and will continue to do so this year as the COVID situation improves and more job opportunities emerge. .

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Candidates Are Not Customers.

Recruiting Daily

Sure, they may come across an opening that’s perfectly aligned with their purchasing criteria, but even if they want an advertised opportunity, they have to go through a rigorous application, interview, assessment and referencing process to even hope to ultimately be chosen for an offer. What kind of training will I be given?

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The More Recruiting Changes, The More It Stays The Same.

Recruiting Daily

I still rely on that database for contacting candidates, only these days I’ve largely abandoned cold calling for sending out intro e-mails en masse. Asking the Tough Questions. They include the standard questions that are kind of socially taboo. You know you have to do it, but it doesn’t get any less awkward.

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