For all recruiters out there have these in mind befoe you recruit someone
- i see recruiters asking questions like “what is the gurantee that you would join the company if i release the offer letter”
- Really? who would assure you this ? do you assure candidate that you wont fire him/her after recruitment?
cmon , if the offer is good enough and seems like a win-win situation for both candidates as well as business they would definitely accept
else they would look for better offer . - when you recruit a candidate for some specific technology and role make sure what he sees is what he gets..
confirm the candidate that mentioned job description is inline with the project requiement and he gets to work on the same platform
other wise it would be a clear case of hiding of information, should there be any disconnect. - Give the candidate enough information/clarification when asked instead of making vague statements.it might be on salary split up and financial benefits , polices
- if you think “lets create a pool of people with different technology and then allocate them to a project as and when requirements come..”,
may be it appears good but i dont buy this idea . you may be planning it wrong
by doing this there is a negative aspect also that you recruit people and there is no requirement at all , you will end up consuming
people’s productive time ,making them wait endlessly to get billed in the project .
you pay them for nothing and they loose their skills by doing nothing produtive. loose-loose situation - Remember its not only the candidate, who is seeking and opportunity , there is a demand raised by the business as well as they need technology experts in a specific platform which is why you are hiring. so do not get very aggressive while making any kind of salary negotiation for you may lose potential candidates.(it applies to candidate as well)
folk have you come across any challenges during recruitment? share here
Thanks for sharing your views with us.
I admire them.
it is indeed helpful for all.
you are really so very kind sathi.
have a lovely day.
keep smilin
: )
thanks sathi. we might have faced similar situations in our career . so just thought of bringing the thought on the table
so very appreciated views!
and sharing them here with us
: )
so finally where are you now..?
I’m in a right place 🙂
well.. 🙂
what is that you wanted to ask specifically akhila ??
Well I’m into these things yet
But this seems helpful.
well this is for recruiters .. 🙂 someday if u turn out to e a recruiter may be you will remember this 😉
Great suggestions for the people on that stage!
thanks Fairy 🙂
My pleasure! ☺
Recruiting and recruiting interviews is a lot of fun, I’ve enjoyed my fair share .. but ya I get want you say.. creating a pool and then allocating is not fun at all!
correction. hiring an not allocating to project for a long time is wrong planning
What did I just say .. Did I bungle it up😇
one word “not” was missing which changed the meaning 😉
Ha! What a single word can do!
There is also a threat of losing the resources if they are left in the pool for more than desired time. Nice points!
True . I have seen people resigning when they aren’t given any project and they sit idle..that is frustrating too and soon they feel insecure
Exactly! Being idle for too long is neither good for the employee nor the company.
Most of the interview experiences I have heard of are very formulaic – I don’t see any connect being established between the demand and the supply. You just try to match someone forcibly into a particular opening and be done with. Careers are ruined through this process!
Correct.. In fact the demand- capacity gap is still wide enough
Very useful piece of info…yet agan
Nice post. Leaders and managers must remember that employee loyalty will be ‘time-bound’ and not forever!
Very well written!!
As long as an employee is being assigned work as per agreement, treated well as well as paid well, there is no reason for him to resign and join another company!!
Thank u. Yes if employee is treated well we won’t look for a different option..
I agree with your post, it’s challenging to find the perfect position & description, recruiters aren’t always 100% of assignments & idle time drives everyone crazy!
Isn’t true. Glad that u agree. So planning from the management and providing accurate and sufficient information during recruitment is important