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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | John Okusi |
| Date: | Thursday, 8th Jan 2009 15:07 |
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| Category: | Training and Development | | URL: | http://web.ukrecruiter.co.uk/forum/Forum/read.php?i=169753 |
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Many thanks for your advice.
I shall certainly contact Mike.
I would very keen to hear of any other recommendation which has led to excellent results for Recruitment Consultancy Training Material.
Regards
John |
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | Andy |
| Date: | Friday, 9th Jan 2009 01:16 |
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While I am yet to see the DVDs I have heard some very good things about Recruitment Juice. If you Google them you will find there web site.
If you do purchase the DVDs of recruitment Juice can you upload them to a bittorrent site for me! |
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | Alex |
| Date: | Tuesday, 13th Jan 2009 11:35 |
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The recruitment juice DVD's are good for training purposes - I have seen most of them and very comprehensive, relevant and easy to use.
Can also try Recruitment Matters - they run training courses and seminars - www.recruitmentmatters.com - Warren Kemp
Good Luck and Happy New year!
Alex |
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | HR HotSpot |
| Date: | Tuesday, 13th Jan 2009 12:21 |
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I have just set up a site which has an online store dedicated to the HR industry - you may find something you need there.
The site is www.hrhotspot.com
It's a work in progress but the store is fully operational - hope this helps.
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | Ronald Tarver |
| Date: | Wednesday, 6th May 2009 17:19 |
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John;
I don't visit here often, and have just noted your question.The reason your original research led you to two top US trainers (though Mr Byrne has passed away) is that the UK market is not really large enough (among professional-level recruitment firms) to develop optimally-skilled and experienced trainers.The US market is simply much larger,more competitive and more sophisticated, thus resulting in far better quality .
In any case, beyond the excellent DVD series you originally referenced, you should go to AmazonUS, and review two highly effective books, one the 2008 edtion of Breakthrough, the other by he and noted US trainer Larry Nobles.
There should be sufficient information there to enable you to come to a conclusion.The material is highly appropriate to a UK market. |
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | Jason |
| Date: | Wednesday, 13th May 2009 09:50 |
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John,
Lately my firm here in the U.S. has used alot of material from a gentleman named Scott Love.
We like him because he can reach people on all different levels....from the new recruiter to the Sales/Recruitment Manager.
His website is www.scottlove.com. The latest program that we used was entitled "No Limit Recruiting" if I'm not mistaken.
He also has alot of free tools available on his website which is especially good for newer recruiters.
I hope this helps. Best of luck!
Jason |
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| Re: Wanted Training Material |
| Author: | Jane Newell Brown |
| Date: | Friday, 15th May 2009 08:41 |
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At the risk of being accused of 'advertising' (although as everyone knows unless you're JK Rowling you make no money out of books!) could I throw my book into the ring as a potential support for new (and more expereinced actually) recruiters?The UKHRD of the second largest staffing company said recently she 'wished she'd had this when she came into the industry' - it's called 'The Professional Recruiter's Guide' delivering excellence in recruitment practice' and is aimed at both in-house and external recruiters - I co-authored it with Ann Swain. You can find it on Amazon where is seems to have been selling relatively well!
The trainers sugested through the thread above however also offer a great range of expertise and knowledge and I guess it depends upon what you are looking for in a book or resources -ours tries to take a broader look at the role and is less wholly focussed on sales whilst still recognising there is a need for strong persuasion and infuencing skills in any recruiter. But it's just one possibility in your learning programme. Whatever route you have chosen - good luck! |
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