Thursday, November 28, 2019
Ways to Crush Your Intro Call With a Recruiter
Ways to Crush Your Intro Call With a RecruiterWays to Crush Your Intro Call With a RecruiterYou have officially caught the attention of a recruiter because of a referral or your LinkedIn profile is just that amazing. Congratulations to you Now, it is time to set up an intro callMore than likely, you will be invited to a phone interview or Skype intro call with the rolle who found you. So, wowing them is going to be important You want to crush this call and here are some ways to do it.1. Demonstrate quickly that you cover the basicsRecruiters are not really looking to find out the deepest details of your skills. More so, they want to see if you meet the basic requirements for the job or not. With that in mind, be koranvers that you study the job description before speaking with the recruiter to make sure it is aligned with what you want to do or can do. Quickly touch on your strengths in the call and cover the basics required for the job.Note If you cannot do the job, touch on your st rengths and then quickly be honest that you do not see this is a job for you. Sometimes, saying no does more to show you are a professional than agreeing to a job you will ultimately fail in. 2. Show you are truly interested (when you are truly interested)Recruiters love candidates who are enthusiastic, strong matches for a job they are looking to fill. Your confidence in your abilities gives them the confidence to refer you. If you are a skills match and give off the impression you do not believe in those skills, the recruiter will be less than impressed and not feel confident in referring you.Ultimately, recruiters want to feel confident that once you are passed through to the next stage of the process, you will not be a waste of time. They want to believe you will be eager to learn more about the job and interview well enough to get the offer.3. Show you are a culture fitCompanies hire job candidates based on three thingsCan you do the job?Are you likable?Are you a good culture f it?You have to show early on that you are a strong culture fit. If you are going to talk about a company that you know very little about, it is time to do the research into the companys culture, online presence, and brand personality.Then, throughout the call make it very clear that you are aware of the company culture and why you would be a good fit. There is so much emphasis today on the fitting company culture that this deserves to be talked about at the beginning of the call.4. Understand the recruiters role and stake in the processIf you understand the role of the recruiter in the hiring process, you will likely be able to have a better call with the recruiter. Understanding that recruiters are compensated either entirely or partially based on their ability to fill open positions will help you understand a strategy for communicating with the recruiter.If you understand that they want you to win because its a win for them, you will have an easier time being open, honest, and dir ect. They want you to crush the intro call because if you do, and then win the job, they win. Then, the recruiter can go on to make more money. And they can do it quickly.So, never be afraid to ask for the recruiters input on how you can put your best foot forward. Clear up any doubts you may have and move on to the job interview. Again, this person wants to send you through to the hiring manager. Make it easy for the recruiter to do it
Saturday, November 23, 2019
13 Hot Jobs for Fall
13 Hot Jobs for Fall13 Hot Jobs for Fall Whetherbei youre sending the kids back to school soon or whether the impending season change has got you itching for a new challenge, there are plenty of new, exciting jobs open. Healthcare, data science, sales, business operations, entwurf - nearly every industry is ramping up hiring.We scrolled through millions of jobs on Glassdoor to pull out some of the jobs and companies that excited us. These gigs offer growth opportunities, competitive salaries, impressive benefits and more. Check them out1. Head of Data Science & Artificial Intelligence, TalkDesk San Francisco, CA Brief Description Talkdesks Data Science and Artificial Intelligence team continues to grow quickly and they are looking to hire an outstanding leader who can leverage their quantitative expertise and product geistesbild to help lead and grow the Data Science and Artificial Intelligence team. As the leader of this team, you will articulate a vision for D ata Science and Artificial Intelligence at Talkdesk, and work with your team along with our Engineering, Platform and Product teams in executing toward that vision. What Employees Say Ive been at Talkdesk for over 2 years and have been promoted twice. The font of support that I have received from the senior management and executive level has been amazing. They provide me with the autonomy that I need to thrive and are always there for me when I have an issue. - Current Employee2. Senior Director of Revenue, Glassdoor Mill Valley, CA Brief Description Glassdoor is seeking a Senior Director of Revenue to contribute to a world-class finance organization in a high-growth, pre-IPO environment. The ideal candidate will have been a top performer at a Big 4 firm and then owned multi-element revenue accounting in a Big 4 audited public company. This candidate will have excellent technical accounting, quantitative analysis and writing skills, experience implementing an ERP and/or multip le element revenue application, experience managing a team, as well as possess a cross-functionally collaborative mindset with afocus on the companys agreed upon goals. What Employees Say One of my favorite parts about Glassdoor is our employers emphasis on employee wellness and work life balance. Unlimited PTO allows me to take sick days without stress and the freedom to work my own hours lets me schedule my day how I like it. We also have a personal trainer on-site 3 days a week. Im obsessed with her class. But my favorite part about working for Glassdoor is I enjoy showing up to work every day. - Current Data Scientist3. Awards Coordinator, HBO Santa Monica, CA Brief Description Work with the SVP on the development and production of each years Emmy box. Research, compile and draft synopses and useable critics quotes for the Emmy box. Assemble unit photography for each show represented in the box set. Work with the HBO publicity team to assemble all headshots required for a wards entry and subsequent photo needs for nominations and award ceremony. What Employees Say Great brand, vast growth opportunities and work culture is empowering. - Former Employee4. Principal Audio Software Development Engineer in Test, Fitbit Boston, MA Brief Description The Principal Audio SDET is a hands-on engineering position with technical and personal leadership. Youll work with a top-notch development team and lead the automation of audio subsystems in current and future Fitbit devices. Youll define the overall strategy for automated testing of audio software, firmware, and algorithms. What Employees Say Wonderful health wellness benefits. Such as on-site exercise/wellness classes every day (twice a day on most days). That type of benefit is a HUGE plus and $$ saver if you truly care about taking care of your body, while bending over backwards for a start-up. You get a birthday PTO. Unlimited vacations, (they encourage you to take), stocked kitchen (snacks, drinks, beer). Competitive health plans. - Former Employee5. Korean Quality Analyst & Researcher, Dataminr Seattle, WA Brief Description You are a highly motivated individual who is excited about taking your passion for news to a growing technology start up. You are a team player and thrive in a fast paced, newsroom atmosphere where you can you utilize your fluency in Korean and be our in house expert on the propagation of media across Korea. In this role you will have your finger on the pulse of what moves Dataminr. What Employees Say Dataminr has a really cool product that has found a market nichebut the company is new enough that joining now will still offer the opportunity for employees to shape the future design and direction of the company. - Current Employee6. Creative Recruiter, Dentsu Aegis Network New York, NY Brief Description The Creative Recruiter acts as an Advisor and Partner to the Creative Resource team. S/he will have day to day ownership of all full-time and fre elance recruitment for the Creative Department.Build and maintain a talent pool of Creative professionals that is broad and diverse. Fully understand the industry and who the players are. Leverage that information to target and engage talent. What Employees Say It is a very fun, inclusive, innovative place to work. The people are generally quite young so the atmosphere is good. Very sociable and everyone gets along well. - Current Senior Account Manager7. Customer Advocate Team Lead, Atlassian Austin, TX Brief Description Youd foster an environment that drives performance in the areas of customer satisfaction and timeliness of service delivery. In addition to this, youd manage the daily team operations, while seeking to improve and standardize various customer advocate processes, procedures, and systems in coordination with relevant stakeholders. Your experience will allow you to provide expert knowledge of operational customer service models. Youd recruit and onboard A-players to expand your team and continue to foster a customer first culture. What Employees Say People at Atlassian are very smart and friendly it is generally a happy environment with everyone trying to work together, rather than at other places where it may be competitive or combative. The Austin office is beautiful and well-run, with many in-office perks. There is a lot of work from home flexibility depending on your role, and work-life balance is very good. Company culture is top notch. - Current Employee8. Recreation Attendant, Hyatt Wailea, HI Brief Description Andaz Maui at Wailea is the first resort for the Andaz brand. Situated on Mauis premier southwestern coastline, the 15-acre beachfront resort will be located along Mokapu Beach in Wailea, one of the most sought after leisure and resort destinations in the world. The Recreation Attendant will be responsible for conducting the recreational programs within the pool, beach, cabanas, kids club and fitness center. The primary g oal is to ensure maximum guest satisfaction during all planned events and services. What Employees Say Good benefits, job security, I feel valued and its a good work culture. Embraces diversity which I think is important considering the current state of affairs in the US right now. - Current Assistant vorstellung Services Manager9. Veterinary Territory Manager, Colgate-Palmolive Saint Louis, MO Brief Description As a Veterinary Territory Manager for Hills Pet Nutrition, you will be responsible for managing an account base of veterinary clinics, and building net sales, product mix, share of market and BRMO (brand recommended most often) within those clinics, while also staying abreast of the competitive climate in the assigned territory to ensure the appropriate actions take place to drive the business. If you are interested in work that matters, fueled by passion for pets, Hills Pet Nutrition invites you to apply for the Veterinary Territory Manager St. Louis, MO. This positio n can be based out of your home office in either of the following cities St. Louis, MO or St. Charles, MO. What Employees Say Great name and company to work for Great learning place to sharpen your skills. Good quality colleagues as well as culture. - Former Employee10. International ausverkauf Manager, Herman Miller Chicago, IL Brief Description As an International Sales Manager, youll be responsible for increasing the sales revenue/profitability for U.S./International assigned markets by managing and developing new business activity with U.S./International headquartered accounts. You will conduct activities while based in a U.S. Sales Area and have dual reporting accountability to International Sales Leadership and U.S. Sales Area Leadership. What Employees Say Great design and culture story, amazing and well developed products, perks and benefits. - Former Employee11. Digital Web Designer, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Rye Brook, NY Brief Description LLS is searching for an experienced Digital / Web Designer to support its absatzwirtschaft & Communications activities. They are seeking someone who can produce quality creative concepts in a timely fashion, with solutions and designs that adhere to the look and feel of the corporate guidelines. Must be able to design initial creative layouts and able develop the final online executions (from concepts to HTML development). What Employees Say It is an absolute pleasure to come to work every day. I fully believe that this organization will fund the cure for cancer. We are not just curing blood cancers, but all cancers. - Current Employee12. Corporate Accounting Assistant, Holder Construction Phoenix, AZ Brief Description Qualified candidate will be responsible for providing onsite administrative and accounting support to the office team. Process invoices and owner billings. Maintain site records, such as audits, exemptions within the Company Standards. Assist with Training schedules and other Meetin g as needed for the Interior Team, Owners, Clients, and or Subcontractors. What Employees Say Awesome company with amazing people. Great culture with challenging projects. - Former Employee13. HVAC Installation Mechanic, ARS Rescue Rooter Forest Hill, MD Brief Description Qualified Install Techs will apply their technical skills and knowledge to install, start up and troubleshoot new systems, and install ventilation, heating and air conditioning systems used in residential settings. They are looking for an experienced Installation Tech with 3 years of experience to help them keep with their growth. What Employees Say This is a place where you definitely get out what you put in. Yes, I work long hours and weekends but ARS is always flexible with me never questioning if I need to leave the office for something or take a day here or there. They have always been upfront about the amount of work involved and the hours that will be needed. They also allow me a lot of flexibility in how I do my job so long as I produce results, they are happy to let me make my own decisions. My boss is great and my coworkers are a joy to work with. - Current EmployeeEditors Note The companies and jobs highlighted in this article are curated by the editorial staff, listed in no particular order, and do not necessarily reflect the official methodology of Glassdoors official awards or honors . Job openings available as of 8/9/2017. For more details about how companies and specific roles are considered for editorial coverage, please visit Glassdoor for Employers.Are you an employer? Check out our Talent Solutions Blog .Thanks for finding us We cover everything from career advice to the latest company headlines.Were always looking for experts, executives and trends to feature on the Glassdoor blog. Interested? Contact us.
Thursday, November 21, 2019
5 overrated email phrases youve probably used before (and what to say instead)
5 overrated email stichworts youve probably used before (and what to say instead)5 overrated email phrases youve probably used before (and what to say instead)Whens the last time you asked someone in an email if you could zupflmmel their brain? Weve all done it at one point or aleidher, whether we were students eager to meet with potential internship supervisors or just starting out in our careers and trying to impress our bosses. This phrase, like a handful of others, are commonly used, but theyre overrated and often evoke a negative reaction from the email recipient. Here are five phrases you should banish from your email vocabulary ASAP along with helpful things to say instead.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and more1. Id love to pick your brainIn translation? Id love for you to give me information on something without anything in return, and Im going to ask in a vague way that hopef ully sounds like Im not asking anything. Though students or entry-level career peopledogenuinely need help, its important to remember that the person whose brain youd like to pick (now that were saying it multiple times, the phrase sounds creepy anyway) is really busy and doesnt have time to play coy if you need something. If youre going to ask someone for help, be straightforward and just ask. Be more direct and pointed about what youd like to learn from this person. Instead, maybe say, Im sure youre up to your ears in work, but if youre free in the near future, Id like to sit down and get your perspective on our business model.2. Hey there,Unless you work on a small, close-knit kollektiv or you personally know the person youre emailing, never start an email with - or write in the subject line - any vague greeting like Hey there, or Hey Its the professional protocol to use the recipients name so that you dont sound like a salesperson sending out a mass email and that you show tha t you have a sense of respect for the person youre addressing.3. I thought Id reach out becauseThis phrase is fairly harmless because youre stating your intent behind contacting the email recipient. The issue, though, is that the phrase isweak. I thought sounds like youre actually not sure that you should be reaching out or asking the question youre about to ask. Also, depending on the recipient, this person could have just a few seconds to look at your email. Any extra words that get in the way of the emails true purpose are going to make it difficult for the recipient to quickly find your question or update. Instead, try something clear and simple along the lines of Id like to set aside 30 minutes next week to talk about this project.4. To whom it may concern,Similar to the Hey discussion, you want to address your recipient directlyevery time. If youre emailing an address that looks something like jobscompanyname.com, you probably feel like you dont have much of a choice outside o f keeping it vague - and that would likely be true if we were talking about 20 years ago when LinkedIn and other social media resources werent available. If youre applying for a job or trying to reach a company via a vague email address, take a brief look at the companys LinkedIn page and do a search for the name of the department head or take your best guess at who the point of contact could be. Even if you address the wrong person in the email, at least you addressed someone relevant who leise works at the company. Thats better than taking no initiative and going with Hey to whoevers reading this.5. See belowWhen youre emailing attachments, visuals or anything else you want your recipient to see, dont bail out on explaining what they should pay attention to and why they should pay attention to it. Simply plotting a screenshot of a problematic webpage and saying See below conveys that you arent going to put inanyeffort to give context for what your recipients are seeing. And email laziness isnt a good look on a professional. So commit to the email and provide a brief but clear explanation of what you need them to understand by the end of your message..bxc.bx-campaign-1012255 .bx-group-1012255-lyDBLV9 width 900pxheight 550px
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