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Crisis time, the best season for headhunting

RBT editia nr. 34/August 2009 Articol adaugata la, 03 August 2009 ( RBT )
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Adjusted budgets, people fired, reduced wages ... these are some of the financial crisis effects felt in various HR departments. Such consequences lead big companies not to target competitors’ employees and the headhunting process is less and less a viable recruitment method.

According to HR specialists, the headhunting services involve searching and recruitment of certain candidates, especially for management positions or highly specialized positions. The headhunting takes into account, above all, the customer's requests and criteria, depending on which one can establish a number of companies which can "provide" such candidates. After identifying the most suitable candidates, successive meetings between head-hunters and candidates are held, and then between head-hunters and customers, for an accurate selection. The last stage of the process is based on the persuasive head-hunter's skills, so that the candidate could easily leave his current work for the new offer. By changing his workplace, the expectations from the new company are different, but at the moment, for the "hunted" the ultimate expectation is the new company's stability, its development potential and then the wages. "Companies that hardly carry out their activities should understand that in this context, they mostly need valuable employees, and should use the specialized services of a recruitment company to ensure that they give out their business on efficient hands, that will come up with survival and revival strategies during the crisis," said Alina Blaga, Marketing Manager at Public Euroconsulting.



Articole RBT - English review - Nr. 34/August 2009
 
•  Air charter market adjusts to the crisis
•  Transport Ministry wants trucks on trains
•  Complaining in Brussels
•  Port and canals authorities accuse ArcelorMittal of unfair blow to Romanian business
•  Priority actions to overcome the economic crisis in Romania
•  Pricier rail transport, by law
•  Lower costs for insurers
•  Green light for SOP-T projects
•  IWT education project started by CERONAV
•  Crisis time, the best season for headhunting
•  MOL and UNTRR continue their efforts to optimize costs
•  The new airplane seat model brings added comfort
•  MTI: Road accidents bring 2% losses to the GDP
•  European support for the maritime sector
•  Hauliers must target long-term partnerships to avoid bankruptcy
•  Cargo Trans Vagon puts on rails the first state of the art locomotives in Romania
•  Better later than never














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