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Relationship between Recruiter and Job Seeker
The relationship of a recruiter and a job-seeker is very critical. Often it is observed that a job-seeker engage actively with the recruiter when searching for a job. It seems more of a give and take relation where you are looking for a job and the recruiter needs a candidate to fill that job – This seems a very invaluable relation. Following are some principle rules for maintaining a good working-relationship with recruiters,
- “First impression is the last impression” – You must meet your recruiter as a prospective employer. Do not hesitate and try to jell up with the atmosphere.
- Introduce yourself in a firm and friendly manner so that recruiter also feels comfortable with you and sees you as a prospective employee and co-worker.
- Stay in touch with the recruiter even though you are not hired so as to find the right opportunity
- Don’t be hesitant in giving feedback and sharing your views with the recruiter
- Even if you do not get the job, be positive and try to maintain a healthy relation with the recruiter
- Be clear about your work experience, career goals and salary expectation as it increases the chances of successful placement.
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I believe if this formal relationship can be made semi formal, it really helps a lot.
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Also, its important that the comfort level is established not only on the recruiter’s side but also on the job seeker’s side.
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Valuable points to create a healthy relationship between a recruiter and job seekers..good work !
Great tips.. The relation between recruiter and job seeker.. Great topic..
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Good tips. Very well written.
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It definitely requires equal efforts from both the sides. Good job.
When formal relations get personal touch , level of comfort increases. This helps us to perform better at the workplace and yield better results. After all it is the output that matters.
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