Looking for a new career opportunity is a full time job
that requires a tremendous amount of effort on the jobseeker's part. The stress
of having to take time off of work to interview with recruiters and potential
employers can take its toll. Nonetheless, it is imperative to be well prepared
and focused for an interview. Equally as important, it is essential that
there be clear communication--before and after the interview--between the job
seeker and the recruiter connecting them to potential employers.
As recruiters, it is our responsibility to share valuable
information and insight with our candidates before they speak with the hiring
company. It is our hope that this will enable the candidate to perform well
during their interview with our clients.
Another invaluable aspect of good communication in the
recruitment process is feedback. This is a shared responsibility for both
parties, and one on which we must follow through promptly. A phone call following the interview should be
the candidate’s number one priority! Not an email, nor a text
message--texting should not be a candidate’s means of communication with
recruiters and potential employers.
The follow up call is the candidate’s opportunity to
share his or her excitement, level of interest for the role, or perhaps voice
any concerns that they may have. This is crucial information which will
help determine the next steps of the process.
Open communication is absolutely essential when in search
of the next great career opportunity. Discussion is a key element for
recruiters, as it enables them to be in tune with their candidates'
expectations. You've already put forth so much effort to arrive to the
interview stage, now let us help you evaluate the outcome.
That being said, we'll be waiting for your call following
your next interview!
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