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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 221 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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As a new kid on the block in recruitment, I am listening to your podcast’s every word. So insightful from outsourcing the $10 tasks to what tech I should explore. Thanks guys. Amy Lee, Talent Run
The guys are providing some fantastic value here for recruiters, I’ve learned a lot from tuning in each week with experienced guests.
Keep up the great work lads 😎👍
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The content focuses on the recruitment industry, combining actionable insights, personal experiences, and innovative strategies to empower recruiters. Episodes cover various aspects including business development techniques, KPI tracking, client engagement, and effective networking, providing a comprehensive view of modern recruitment challenges and solutions. Unique discussions emphasize the importance of building authentic relationships, utilizing technology effectively, and enhancing personal branding, making it a valuable resource for industry professionals looking to grow and adapt in a rapidly evolving market.
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Recent guests on Confessions of a Recruiter include:
1. Mollie Gunn
2. Harvey Rivers
3. Adam Powell
4. Dimpy Mehta
5. Joe Butler
6. Tom Hunter
7. Carolina Guillen Garcia
8. Chris Beh
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