
Explore bonus nuggets and practical tips to improve your recruitment skills, with a focus on how to market a candidate to a client.
Learn strategies for marketing high-demand candidates to potential clients, combining candidate attraction with business development, including exclusivity, targeting five companies, bypassing gatekeepers, and crafting compelling CV profiles and scripts.
Learn how to document recruitment findings in an Excel spreadsheet, organizing candidates, companies, clients, and jobs, with notes, CVs tracking, and quick search tips.
Calculate cvs-to-interviews and interviews-to-placements ratios, set monthly targets, estimate earnings from your average fee, and turn data into actionable recruitment goals.
Explore my favorite question: is there anything else I should know? This opener uncovers hidden details, opens up conversations with clients or candidates, and keeps you on track.
Coaching Recruiters to Become Ethical Industry Experts via our Recruitment & Headhunting Academy
How to market your Candidates to a client Correctly is cover in this course, as well as some extra Extra Bits For Becoming A Recruitment Consultant
You can be up and running by the end of the day, and in no time at all you can be billing way more money than me.
This course is centred around:
• Marketing a Candidate to Client
• Document all your findings without a CRM
• Ratios - this is gold
• And lastly My Favourite Questions to Ask
A little about me. I have been immersed in recruitment since 2004, working most of my career within Engineering, Technical and Construction. My goal is to help, guide and pass on my knowledge and I am sure, you will find this useful! Thank you for watching more importantly, as I know your time is precious and more content to follow shortly (just in the process of recording it)
please check out the other course, that could be even more beneficial than this one. All my courses are design to help and guide you along your way to becoming an exceptional recruiter / Headhunter.
Anything you need to know, just ask.