If you ever find yourself in a situation, where you’re looking for a job, fortunately, you have several options available. You can start by actively scrolling through ads, address specific employers, network among friends, make yourself visible on social media or you can directly contact a recruitment agency... and problem solved. Why is it a good idea to utilize the services of a recruitment agency? Because we simplify a lot of the matters for you!
Imagine that you’re going in for a job interview and you’re applying for a job that you really want. You have prepared, “you’ve been there, you’ve been that”. You’re in a good mood and you come to the interview convinced that nothing can throw you off. And then suddenly, the HR manager asks you a question that you don’t know the answer to. Your mind simply goes blank, your ears start burning, you start sweating and you feel so embarrassed!
As a recruitment agency, we often meet applicants, who don’t know the difference between us and an employment agency. However, the difference is much greater than you may think. With an employment agency, the worker is directly employed by the agency. We only help our clients find the best suitable candidates and the employment relationship is then established directly with the given company. This article clearly defines all the differences between recruitment agencies and employment agencies, so that you’re no longer left in the dark.
A CV still remains a necessity for us, the recruiters, the HR professionals. Let’s ask ourselves a question: how are we supposed to evaluate a candidate? A personal interview with the candidate is obviously an activity that completes the final impression of the candidate. However, you have a very slim chance of making it to the personal interview without a CV. We recommend structured CVs, where you simply fill in the defined fields. There are many templates available online that will help you create a CV.
The purpose of the trial period is to give the employer and the employee a chance to get to know each other, so that they get the chance to decide whether or not they want to cooperate with one another. However, the trial period has its own set of rules and principles, based on which it is run and governed. Are you lost? Don’t worry, continue reading to find out how it works.
The job interview is one of the most important parts of finding a new job. If your CV catches the recruiter’s eye, the recruiter will call you in for an interview. One meeting could be the key to your dream job, so it’s important to make a good first impression. How to avoid needless misunderstanding that could reduce your chances of success? Let’s take a look at the most common mistakes that candidates make at interviews and how to avoid them.
The job interview is one of the most important parts of finding a new job. If your CV catches the recruiter’s eye, the recruiter will call you in for an interview. One meeting could be the key to your dream job, so it’s important to make a good first impression. How to avoid needless misunderstanding that could reduce your chances of success? Let’s take a look at the most common mistakes that candidates make at interviews and how to avoid them.
For many of us, asking about money is a very uncomfortable situation. We don’t know anyone, who would be comfortable speaking about salaries, especially at a job interview. How to not tense up when it comes to discussing your pay check? How to react correctly and when to speak up? We’ll give you some tips.
For many of us, a job interview is stressful. So why not prepare for it a bit? The following questions usually help HR professionals find out who they have the honour of meeting. Here are just a few questions, which help HR managers get a better sense of who the candidate is, how they see the world, what their life-long philosophy is or what their future career plans are.