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Recruitment Industry: What is Right Could Be Written on a Stamp!


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Shits and Giggles with HR Episode #1
What is Right About the Recruitment Industry Could Be Written on a Stamp!
Join Lisa Haggar and Katrina Collier to discuss what is wrong with the recruitment industry. The horror stories of people going through 6 rounds to get a job and then getting no reply, or how people receiving job offers then leave their job, only to be told that the job they applied for & won, has been made redundant before they even start!
Sharing Resources Mentioned By Katrina in the Podcast
Katrina's Website
The Robot-Proof Recruiter
Getting back to people:
https://circlebackinitiative.com/
https://end-ghosting.com/
Places to feedback:
https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/interview/
https://indeed.com
https://www.kununu.com/
https://www.reddit.com/r/recruitinghell
You Can Read the Shits and Giggles with HR Episode #1: What is Right About the Recruitment Industry Could Be Written on a Stamp! Transcript Below:
What is wrong with the recruitment industry?
 
Darren A. Smith:
Let's start. Welcome to the Shitz and Giggles with HR podcast. We're here with Lisa. Haggar, Lisa. Say hello, please.
Lisa Haggar:
Good evening. Hello everybody.
Darren A. Smith:
And we're also here with Katrina Collier. Hello, Katrina.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Hello.
Darren A. Smith:
Hi I'm your host, Darren Smith. We'll come back to these lovely ladies in a moment. Our topic for tonight and I'm going to blame Lisa for this is what is right about the recruitment industry could be written on a stamp. Katrina, I'm just gonna come to you and ask what's your name in this game? What do you do?
Darren A. Smith:
Let's stop listening.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
So I am best known as the author of the Robot Proof Recruiter that I have been in the recruitment industry for nearly two decades, and I spend most of my time delivering design thinking workshops to fix candidate experience and recruitment. And I also have a coaching and mentoring group that's probably me in a nutshell, but plenty plenty of experience in their recruitment and talent acquisition space.
Darren A. Smith:
Brilliant. Brilliant. But we wanna get into that and ask you what's wrong with this industry. Let me just come to Lisa for first. Lisa, what do you do?
Lisa Haggar:
It's a good question. I tell people I knit Jelly for a living because when you tell them the work in HR, it switches people off quicker than if you're the tax man. So I knit Jelly Darren.
Darren A. Smith:
Yeah.
Darren A. Smith:
Yeah. It's. OK. That's good.
Lisa Haggar:
Or otherwise known as the ******** from HR Queen of HR on LinkedIn, the opinionated small 5 foot blonde who has a lot to say about most things.
Darren A. Smith:
Lovely. And how do you guys know each other?
Katrina Collier (Guest):
LinkedIn.
Lisa Haggar:
Uh, Katrina's fabulous, and I know everybody who's fabulous on LinkedIn. Simple.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Is it LinkedIn? I don't know how we know each other. That's hilarious. Yeah, LinkedIn.
Lisa Haggar:
It is, yes, yes, I remember. I remember the day we met Katrina. Do you mean you? You can't remember that wonderful time? I don't know.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Yeah.
Darren A. Smith:
Well, thank you both.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Menopause.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Hmm.
Darren A. Smith:
Thank you both for joining us for ***** and Giggles, HR podcast. Katrina, let's start with you. So at the topic is what's wrong with the recruitment industry? What's wrong with it?
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Ohh I thought it was what's right with it that you could write in the back of a postage stamp.
Darren A. Smith:
Ohh, actually let's start the then. See even better what's right with it.
Darren A. Smith:
But.
Katrina Collier (Guest):
Yeah, because that that really, really made me laugh. Because when Lisa sent me that, I just thought Katrina Collier. That'll fit on the back of a postage stamp. And I thought,
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