*Guest episode with Monica from @Back To The Source!*

For this episode, we were lucky enough to be joined by Monica, who shared her useful tips on breaking down how Sourcebreaker is used by recruiters. By understanding how recruiters use it, you can learn tips on how to format your CV to make sure it's found for the right job you're applying for. 

But...it's not just about formatting your CV and putting the right stuff on it. You can make the most of your jobsearch by using a recruiter, we share the ways you can do this and utilise it for maximum benefit. 

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If you're hiring an apprentice or a graduate, keep in mind this is probably their first step into the working world. So, it's important to support them and offer a great working environment where they can flourish! 

In this episode, we discuss ways employers should support new hires. To make sure they're happy in their role and workplace and want to stay. And it's essential to create a plan of what the initial days/weeks/months are going to look like. This helps the apprentice or graduate to feel settled and motivated to achieve goals and drive for success. 

Listen for more tips on what you can do as an employer to support learning, development and enrichment for your new hires. 

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This week, we’re discussing the benefits of working in the recruitment industry. Choosing this industry if you’re unsure about your career or are wanting to take a step in a sales/business/customer service related position, this could be for you!

There’s a lot of confusion surrounding recruitment and what it is exactly, but we’re here to show you it’s not as complicated as it sounds but there’s a lot of hard work involved!

Joining the recruitment industry will give you an opportunity to catapult your career. You’re thrown in the deep end with recruitment, but not in a bad way. You’ll be allowed to make mistakes and supported through the learning process. And will come out the other end with a wealth of transferable skills and the potential to progress quickly.

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This week I’m joined by Hannah Kirk, our Marketing Executive, who started her Marketing career by completing an NVQ level 3 and 4 in Digital Marketing. So she's dishing out advice for apprentices. And I'm (Roni) a fellow graduate, who started a career in recruitment straight out of Uni, so I'll be giving my advice for graduates. 

We're tackling two topics - tips and tricks for while you're searching for a job - and tips for when you're trying to progress your role and career. 

Remember everything you do at the start of your career is paving the way for your success in years to come. So it's important to make the right decisions. 

Listen to this episode to find out what you should be doing as a recent Graduate or Apprentice.

Adam our Managing Director joined us for this episode. He gives an insight into how things have changed in the recruitment world over a number of years – he was recruiting when recruiters would look at jobs in newspapers! 

We also look ahead to think what'll change. Will recruitment processes be condensed? Is hybrid and working from home here to stay? As keeping up with the best talent is about changing your processes to fit with how the world has changed. If you're recruiting in an industry that is predominantly hybrid/working from home, then you need to expect that candidates are going to ask for it. Be in line with what your customers want.

Listen to this guest episode if you're currently recruiting/looking for a job or trying to become a recruiter. The topics we discuss are so relevant for everyone associated with the industry - get behind the scenes on our opinions as recruiters. 

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This week we discuss trends in recruitment. As recruiters we’ve seen things shift in our roles over the past few months. In this episode we dive deeper into the ones that have stood out to us and we think will become more noticeable for recruiters this year.

We’ve come to the conclusion that recruiting is not as much a sales job as people think – it’s more marketing! Essentially, we have to create campaigns and materials that will bring in the best candidates. So, if you’re a recruiter, get ahead of the trend and start thinking in the mindset that some of your job is to use marketing skills.

Listen to hear more about new trends appearing in the recruitment industry.

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In this week's episode, we dish out our top tips for jobseekers. As recruiters, we get to see the market in a completely different way. In this new year, we're laying out our predictions for what jobseekers can do to stand out from the rush of competition. 

Sure, a CV isn't everything, but it's the only way to get a foot in the door - is something most people think. But you can make the most of your job search by conveying drive and productivity. Go out of your way to make this impression. We give you advice on how you can achieve this in the episode - it's easier than you're thinking! 

Social media has a lot to answer for when it comes to job applications. Many may not realise, but recruiters and hiring managers check through the social media profiles of applicants. Ever wondered how you can use social media to better your employability? We discuss things candidates have done that stand out to us and make great first impressions. 

If you've got a topic you'd like us to cover, please get in touch.

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This week we discuss what we think will be trends for businesses looking to hire in 2023. We take a look at things in recruitment that were starting to pop up more towards the end of last year.

In a jobseeker market where the Gen Z workforce is becoming more dominant, it's important to keep up with changes that are happening right under our noses. Employers are expecting more than ever and have high criteria when it comes to impressing them in this candidate short market. They're wanting benefits that can stand out from the crowd and are focused on well-being and personal development. It's vital to keep up with what jobseekers think a good benefit is - as it's always changing. 

Throughout the episode, we discuss more pointers with advice on how you can adapt your recruitment process to work the best way it can in these times. It's important to keep in mind what's changing and adapt your processes. Listen if you're a business/hiring manager looking for new employees and want to get the hottest talent! 

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This week we had some festive fun and recorded a Christmas special! It’s a game we like to call Would You Rather, but we’ve ‘Recruitified' it. Hannah and I take turns asking each other recruitment questions along the lines of “Would you rather a candidate or a client ghost you?”.

We may share some controversial opinions, but it’s just a bit of Christmas fun!

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Looking to join a Recruitment Company? We've got you covered, in this week's episode, we're joined by Matthew Arrowsmith for a final episode, where we discuss what to look for when you're joining a recruitment company. We go through things to look out for before you even apply for a job all the way to what to ask in an interview with a recruitment agency. We want to arm fellow recruiters with the knowledge we've learnt through the years on what a good recruitment company looks like.

Finding out the way the business works is important, as it may not fit with your style of working/personality. Typical things to note are progression - are there opportunities for it? Commission - how does it work? Earnings - what are the top billers earning?

Listen for more advice and things to look out for when job-searching as a recruiter.

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