At first glance, a campus recruiter’s job description has extrovert written all over it.
After all, work days consist of meeting new people, conducting interviews, and attending industry events. But while being outgoing and talkative is certainly useful for recruiting, introverted qualities also have their place in the field.
Here are 4 reasons why introverts make egg-ceptional recruiters!
A quick Google search will reveal hundreds of articles for job seekers looking to stand out to recruiters. But there’s only a fraction of those resources for recruiters looking to stand out to their candidates.
As a campus recruiter, it’s just as important for you to stand out to students and grads as it is for them to impress you. The benefits are twofold: leaving a lasting impression on potential candidates not only strengthens your employer brand, it also speeds up your recruitment process. Forget spending precious hours chasing after lukewarm candidates – being memorable means the right hire will seek you out instead.
Stay top-of-mind with your talent pool with these 5 easy tips.
The recruitment industry has known it for years but now the world is in on in the secret: recruiters are egg-ceptional at balancing work and life.
One might think that with all the different aspects of the job, recruiting is all work and no play. However, industry roles like “recruiting coordinator” and “talent acquisition specialist” are highly sought after, in part because of the work-life balance they offer.
So how do experienced recruiters manage to have such a balanced approach to life? Here are a few of the top reasons:
Career fairs are one of the most efficient ways for campus recruiter to get face time with their talent pool. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the next hiring stage: interviewing.
You have to sort applications, contact candidates, prepare questions, schedule interviews – and repeat this process for every single candidate you’re considering. For recruiters and candidates alike, this is often the longest and most stressful part of the hiring process.
Now what if you could cut your interviewing process down to half, or even a quarter, of the time you usually spend? That’s the inspiration behind speed interviewing. Modeled after the process of speed dating, this technique is not only fun for candidates, it also provides plenty of advantages for time-strapped campus recruiters.
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