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Discover This Month – April 2023
In today’s competitive job market, finding the right talent can be a challenge. This is where headhunting and proactive recruitment comes into play. Headhunting is the process of identifying and approaching potential candidates who are currently employed and may not be actively seeking a new job. Proactive recruitment involves building relationships with potential candidates before a job vacancy arises.
There are several ways to do this however social media plays a huge part when searching for people. Platforms such as LinkedIn show if people are open to work, you can view their past experience and full profiles. This month we look at planning ahead and why these progressive methods of recruiting new people might be worth considering.
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In Australia, headhunting and proactive recruitment can have several benefits for employers:
Headhunting and proactive recruitment can be valuable tools for employers looking to attract top talent.
By accessing a wider talent pool, securing better quality candidates, gaining a competitive and timely advantage, reducing time-to-hire, and ultimately saving costs, these methods can be highly effective in filling roles with the right people.
If you are planning to recruit into your organisation over the next 12 months we encourage you to make steps now to source, find and secure that talent.
In addition to the benefits mentioned above, tapping people on the shoulder and engaging in direct conversations with potential candidates can prove to be a powerful tactic for proactive recruitment and headhunting. This method involves identifying individuals who have the skills and experience you’re looking for and approaching them directly to discuss a potential job opportunity.
Here are some of the benefits of this approach:
Overall, tapping people on the shoulder and discussing a role directly can be a highly effective strategy for headhunting and proactive recruitment. By personalising your approach, building relationships, gaining insight into the market, gaining a competitive edge, and creating a positive candidate experience, you can secure top talent for your organisation and build a strong talent pipeline for the future.
In today’s competitive job market, we know attracting top talent is a challenge for every organisation in every sector across Australia. There are some industries that have been hit harder than others, especially those reliant on overseas workers and students and highly skilled operators or those in the medical field.
That’s why we’re exploring new strategies to proactively identify and approach potential candidates for key positions makes a lot of sense.
Headhunting, tapping people on the shoulder or proactive recruitment are effective ways to access a wider pool of talent, secure better quality candidates, and gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace. However this activity is best managed by recruiters because we know the key benefits to get across, we can discuss expectations and remuneration and check references and make the transition more streamlined.
By engaging in direct conversations with people and discussing a role directly, we can personalise our approach, build relationships, gain insight into the market, and create a positive candidate experience.
I encourage everyone to embrace these strategies and actively participate in identifying potential candidates for key roles. By working together, we can attract top talent and build a strong talent pipeline for the future.
If you believe this is a strategy that you may like to embark on in the future and how it might look for your organisation please get in touch, we are all about making life easier for our clients and potential clients.
Contact the team at Recruitment Central when you are ready to hire next and let us show you what we can do.
Cheers
Sandra
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