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Hey guys i receive an email from a recruiter i just went to an interview yesterday. I can show the photo. Does it mean i was selected or i dont know. The never called me the recruiter. Could it be good news I hope so. What are your thoughts.
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If you are interested in recruiting and have experience preferably in the Intel sector , Crimson Phoenix is the best place to work!
I can tell you Ty the CEO and manager will go out of his way to make sure you are comfortable and will patiently train you . If you have any questions, dont hesitate to ask because as we have been told since grade school, there are no stupid questions . know that you will feel like the sky is the limit because it really is! What I like about Crimson Phoenix is , if you prefer working independant, you can. If you like the team effort and are more of a social person, Crimson Phoenix is behind you. I have found most companies I have worked for are usually it's all about the team, or you work alone and or remotely from home. This is the first company that allows you to do what works best for you. The old saying a happy worker is a productive worker is so true. !
Just an update on my new position as a technical recruiter. We are global but my team in particular cover the majority of the south, + north carolina, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Des Moines Iowa. The other team in our office cover mid atlantic area and New Orleans. I've started placing people in jobs and getting people interviews, formatting resumes to fit the jobs they're applying to and I love it!!! I love helping and getting to call and tell them that they've got the offer! I especially enjoy that we are a company full of veterans, i feel like I'm among people who hold the same values as me. So far so good, I'm creeping up on 2 months with this company tomorrow.
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I am fairly new to this platform, but not new to the world of job searching. I am an independent healthcare recruiter who is interested in learning more about the concerns that nursing job seekers have been experiencing. Would love to be a resource for those of you who are actively seeking career opportunities in the healthcare field. What has been the biggest challenge in seeking a nursing position?
So I was having difficulty posting on here when I actually received the job last month. I had several interviews, and several offers but I was determined to not work for less than I made at my previous job. I ended up telling the recruiter and the VP of my company that I love the job description, the atmosphere of the office seemed like a great fit, and I loved the mission statement and what they stood for but they weren’t offering enough. He offered me more ON THE SPOT!!! I’m now a technical recruiter and help people find work all over the world since we are global!! If you’re still looking or need me to take a look at your resume I’d be happy to!
I'm looking for a HR RECRUITER position in the East Bay or San Francisco area .... 12 + years of experience... Let me know.
I am a recruiter for all stores in the Midwest area! I am always looking for Loss Prevention and Department Supervisors. If you are interested in changing jobs or getting into the retail life, please send your resume to samantha.becker@kohls.com for my review!
Hi! I was relocated here in March of this year and then was laid off 2 weeks ago. I received no severance, no healthcare and cannot receive unemployment. (TX laws are that you have to have worked here for 6 months). I am beyond devastated. I have been in a Senior Technical Recruiter role for 23 years. I would welcome any advice. Sincerely, Shirley
I didn't know I'd love it until I was doing this.... Recruiting. Helping people get back to work, find work, write a resume, start off with their first work experience. Being a part of that has been very meaningful to me. I'm very thankful.