How to Handle Your Recruitment Consultant

How to Handle Your Recruitment Consultant Finally a careers book that tells the truth about what really goes on! This clever and knowledgeable little book, is packed full of deliciously indiscreet insider knowledge, plus utterly brilliant strategies, secrets, tips, tricks and insights so you can get the best out of your Recruitment Consultants. HTHYRC is perfect for graduates, first jobbers, new jobbers, career changers, in fact all 'jobbers'. In short everyone who's reluctantly realised that Recruitment Consultants are a fact of job hunting life. (NOTE: Never ever call them a Necessary Evil (that gets explained inside)) So if you've reached the end of your tether with slippery, sloppy consultants, or you're just exasperated with the sweet but useless ones you can at last discover How to Handle Your Recruitment Consultant with phenomenal results.

ISBN 1906467056   Volumes 1 ISBN13 9781906467050 (What's this?)   Weight (grammes) 143 Publisher Short Stack Publishing   Published in Warwickshire Imprint Short Stack Publishing   Series title How to Handles Format Paperback   Height (mm) 127 Publication date 07 Feb 2008   Width (mm) 203 DEWEY 650.14   Spine width (mm) 6 DEWEY edition DC22   Academic level General Pages 124

Chapter One: The Beginning: A Very Good Place To Start; Chapter Two: The Notebook of Success; Chapter Three: Preparation: Helping Yourself; Chapter Four: Think RC: Two Moons In His Moccasins; Chapter Five: Being Handled: How RCs Try to Handle You; Chapter Six: RC Speak: Reading Between The Lines; Chapter Seven: The 7 Secret Keys That'll Bring Them to Their Knees; Chapter Eight: I Want That One: Choosing Your RC; Chapter Nine: First Contact; Chapter Ten: Face to Face: The Aesthetics & Admin of Your First Meeting with Your RC; Chapter Eleven: Head to Head: The Brains of Your First Meeting with Your RC; Chapter Twelve: Maintenance; Chapter Thirteen: Pre Job Interview; Chapter Fourteen: Post Job Interview; Chapter Fifteen: Result: Offer? Second Interview? Rejection? Silence?; Chapter Sixteen: The Close: Contract Negotiation & Acceptance; Chapter Seventeen: Troubleshooting; Chapter Eighteen: The RC Handling Commandments; CV Crib Sheet; An A to Z of Recruitment; Index.

Really useful. Well written. Explained a lot of things! Glad I bought it, can already see a difference in how my consultants are behaving. Am getting calls returned and have two interviews for jobs I actually want lined up next week. A great read that fulfills the promise of its title. - Emily Marshall



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