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It’s an initiative for bringing in people of different career path into one building. A step to bring all recruiters herein to share their ideas, information and discuss the better techniques & ways for recruiting. A step for all job seekers to share their ideas and discuss the better techniques & ways for seeking jobs. Idea is to bring in all professionals together to develop a good circle of friends. All are invited.

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Either of the methods can be used. But the better way is direct. I mean, if you have any friend working in BPO/KPO/Call centre etc, better by him, you take an appointment with his manager and get a project. In majority of the cases, possibility...
 
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Vinod outsourcing is a good methodology unless it is used in a proper way.....  :) 
Debates in "Recruiting Network"
181 referals, 46 arguments, 362 views
Argument added by John Rambo R, Recruitment Consultant, Alp Consulting Ltd  | Topic:  Best practices by HR  | 2 years ago
Companies cannot be transparent with their employees all times in terms of their HR policies. If that is so, then attrition rate will be even higher. Nowadays, the expectations of the employees has gone entirely different. They look at the open market...
29 referals, 62 arguments, 357 views
Argument added by Deborah Makhwan, Human Resource - Professional, IDBI FEDERAL Life Insurance Co. Ltd  | Topic:  Do you think that women are more religious than men?  | 2 years ago
Women Off course. Women are more assertive and persuasive; they have a stronger need to get things done and are more willing to take risks than men....Women are empathetic, flexible, as well as stronger in interpersonal skills than men thus enabling...
Idea Contests in "Recruiting Network"
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Idea added by Suvidha Mahajan, Manager Recruitments & Operations, Phi RMS Pvt Ltd  | Topic:  Hiring Practices  | 1 year ago
Sometimes candidate shows too lousy or casual approach towards the position. Seems to have limited knowledge of the job profile & are not dressed up according to the job. This leads to an immediate effect of HR straight away rejecting the candidate on...
Idea added by Namrata Chauhan, IT recruiter, Pinaki Consultant  | Topic:  2009 General Elections : Key Issues  | 2 years ago
He have guts to handle Indian democracy ......
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Referred by varsha, Head/VP/GM-Quality, frac  | Topic:  how to prepare for interview  | 11 months ago
Nine Things Never to Say in a Job Interview By Charles Purdy, Monster Senior Editor When you're searching for a job, landing an interview can feel like a huge success -- and it is, but for most open positions, the interview is only one step in a long...
166 referals, 1 comments, 3 views
Commented by manish kumar, freelancer  | Topic:  Personal Development  | 2 years ago
It is quite common to hear people say: "Think positive!", to someone who feels down and worried. Most people do not take these words seriously, as they do not know what they really mean, or do not consider them as useful and effective. But they can...
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Answered by manish kumar, SEO | Web-cms Developer | Freelancer-- shoot me an email, SEO | Web-cms Developer | Freelancer-- shoot me an email  | Topic:  Recruitment for organization  | 1 year ago
b) Hiring as per the org's pay structure , and c) Faking of experience / qualifications
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Answered by sagar chandrakant patil, Management Executive, M & M Industries  | Topic:  Hiring Practices  | 1 year ago
No. You can send your resume for future reference at hrmmiv@gmail.com
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