Unfortunately for humans we are inefficient, mistake prone and expensive when compared to machines and there isn’t anything we can do about it.
Can Robots Recruit Better Than Humans?
Posted: 15/02/2016 by Cox Purtell
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Feedback: A Help or Hindrance?
Posted: 08/02/2016 by Cox Purtell
The reputation of a recruiter has always been heavily dependent on our ability to fulfil the needs of both a candidate and a client.
Employee Benefits: Is Your Company Out of Touch?
Posted: 01/02/2016 by Cox Purtell
A positive culture is not an easy thing to achieve but employers can start by asking themselves this – what are we doing differently for our staff?
And The Oscar Goes To…
Posted: 27/01/2016 by Cox Purtell
Being in Recruitment, I can’t help but draw parallels between the Oscars and the industry I work in on a daily basis.
4 Common Recruitment Mistakes To Avoid
Posted: 09/12/2015 by Cox Purtell
If you want to be a brand that people genuinely want to work for, don’t let some of the basic fundamentals of your recruitment process let you down.
Blog Tip #29: Tell A Joke
Posted: 02/12/2015 by Cox Purtell
Tell a joke. This is the 29th suggestion on Blogging Online’s tips for blog success.
Recruiters: Human or Demon?
Posted: 23/11/2015 by Cox Purtell
When People learn that I’m a Recruiter, often they (unsuccessfully) try to refrain from rolling their eyes and expressing their disdain at “people like me”.
Women: Like Men, But Cheaper?
Posted: 16/11/2015 by Cox Purtell
Mention the gender pay gap. Cue a variety of reactions – passionate debate, eye rolls, frustration, and disinterest.
5 Lessons From Having 5 Jobs in 5 Years
Posted: 12/11/2015 by Cox Purtell
Yes, that’s right I have had 5 jobs in 5 years – They call it “job hopping”.
How I Got The Monkey Off My Back
Posted: 04/11/2015 by Cox Purtell
For those not in recruitment, the phase ‘Monkey off your back’ essentially means making your first placement.