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This clip feels like the number of opportunities I reposted this week 🤣 — encouraging to see more TA/HR-related roles, which hopefully signals early signs of growth for companies going into FY25 🙏 Also, what is up with old job postings? Applying to an old job posting can be a gamble, given that a job seeker's time is valuable, but there are cases where it's worth it: Posting Still Active: If the job is still listed on the company's website or LinkedIn, there’s a good chance they’re still accepting applications, including referrals. Highly Relevant Experience: If you meet the qualifications closely and have a robust and relevant background, it’s worth applying. A great match can sometimes prompt companies to reopen their search. Strategic or Difficult-to-Fill Role: Companies may take longer to hire for specialized roles that might be harder to fill, even if the posting is older (Here's one at ŌURA: https://lnkd.in/gxe2r5-E - Hannah Siegel). Internal Movement Periods: Many companies review external applications after completing internal candidate considerations, which can delay the process. Company Growth Signals: If the company is expanding, especially in your target area, an older posting could indicate upcoming growth needs, so they might still be interested in great candidates. #newsfeed #findingyournext #talentandpotential #intentionalhiring #peopleteam #oldjobpostings #referrals Orgs I like that #supportjobseekers and/or build talent communities: The Riveter Talent Collective Syelo Ventures Transform The Authentic Asian JobPixel Jobscan Teal Voray Career Contessa | Job Search + Career Advice Wonsulting goodpeople Sidebar URx Recruiting Brainfood Fitt Insider

Over the last few months, we have dropped some awesome FREE resources for job seekers, employers, and anyone looking to enhance their professional career! Check them out at the link below and let us know if there's a topic you'd love to hear about.😎 👇NEW RESOURCES👇 - The Power of Professional Photos: Making the Best First Impression - How To Write a Resignation Letter - Navigating Your First Job Interviews: A Blueprint for New Employers - The Career Fair Guide - The Importance of Professional Email Addresses - The Importance of Conducting Exit Interviews - 9 Tips for Retaining Your Best Employees https://lnkd.in/gqZhjn_a

🔥 New post! | Making the career switch into conservation: Bill Boteler and The Macaw Society The world of conservation is a complex one, made up of many different organizations, job descriptions and people from various backgrounds. There is also no standard path to conservation work, with people entering the field in different ways. Career switchers and those over 50 may feel that the door has been shut on them in... read the full description on our website. 🐾 Title: Making the career switch into conservation: Bill Boteler and The Macaw Society 🌳 Author: Aaron Chimelis 📌 Categories: Interviews,Wildlife 👉 Link: https://lnkd.in/eniDXRZA #ConservationCareers #ConservationJobs #ConservationAdvice #Conservation #Wildlife

Good News! Turns Out You Don't Need to Be Perfect to Get The Job Done #jobskills #jobsearch #jobseekers #jobseeker #jobs #jobsite #jobsearching #jobsearchtips

Like other businesses in the hardwood lumber industry, hiring new top-performing employees is critical. Whether that be foresters, sawmill managers, lumber sales people or hardwood lumber buyers, attracting the right candidate is important to our success. We have found emphasizing our company purpose and values, to be very helpful in differentiating our company with candidates. Here are a few ways we have found it to be helpful. #thebailliegroup #hardwoodlumber #hardwoods #forestry #careers

The Importance of Job Titles Is your job ad title catching enough attention for your animal care jobs? Although it seems like a small detail it could be why you're not receiving applicants. Creating an animal care job title could be compared to a Google search. You want to use keywords that are similar to what a job seeker may use to search for a job. ApplicantPro is your go-to to improve your ads! https://lnkd.in/gdKaxviw

As we enter the second half of summer, we approach budgeting season. For many, that means hiring season! Here's a quick and actionable article describing the basics of recruiting. These days, hiring managers are SELLING more than they are buying. So be sure to attract and engage that top talent! (Need a recruiter? We'd love to help.) Best wishes for best hiring! https://lnkd.in/ewTnecH4 #recruiting #recruitingbasics #recruitingbestpractices #hiring #hiringmanager #talentprofessional #attractingtalent #attractingtoptalent #animalhealth #pethealth #livestock #veterinarymedicine #brakkesearch #brakkeconsulting

I've been having lots of conversations with candidates recently who are really unhappy in their current role. While it may seem unconventional for a recruiter, recommending a change in role is not always the answer. Changing role is of course sometimes the solution to finding yourself happy in your role but there are many other things that can help you find fulfillment too. Our article below gives some fantastic suggestions on how to find the love for your career again. Noble Futures | Specialist Recruitment for the Animal and Agricultural Related Industries

New position at Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission to develop expanded west coast social indicators data with the goal of collecting and maintaining human dimensions data pertinent to fisheries, protected species and habitat management https://lnkd.in/grzNdbqK

LET'S STOP FISHING Not what you expected to read from a keen fisherman I guess. But I'm not talking about my piscatorial hobbies here. I'm talking about companies fishing for potential new staff. You may well have been a victim of such fishing activity. Roles that fizzle out after several rounds of interview, empty promises of offers that never materialise, positions that have seemingly been vacant for months. Companies may embark on such fishing expeditions to test the market, with little or no desire to hire unless an incredibly relevant individual happens to appear on their radar. But fishing is cruel for the bycatch - those caught up in the recruitment process who are putting everything into it with very little, if any, chance of success. Their time will be wasted, hopes shattered and their emotions toyed with. So how can you avoid getting caught up in a firm's fishing exercise? Here are a few red flags to look out for. 🚩 No job description. Just how committed is a firm to recruiting if they can't provide you with a job spec? 🚩 No salary details. If a firm is looking to get salary benchmarks from the external market, it doesn't make sense to put a salary on adverts. 🚩 Uncertainty over the structure of the interview process. 🚩 Excessive and seemingly unnecessary interview stages. 🚩 Underprepared interviewers. 🚩 Failure to provide timely feedback. 🚩 Long delays between interviews. 🚩 Interviews being regularly postponed and rescheduled. This is not a failsafe list. There will be employers who are genuinely hiring who exhibit 1 or more of these red flags, but then you may want to question whether you'd want to work for them anyway if that's the case! If you are experiencing some of these red flags during a firm's recruitment process then you should question their commitment to hiring and also question your continued participation in that process. Is this just a fishing expedition? Is it time to get out? #compliance #riskmanagement #financialcrime