We are award-winning leaders in recruiter training, recruitment automation, and recruitment technology strategy.
We make recruiters more successful.

by Barclay Jones
We are award-winning leaders in recruiter training, recruitment automation, and recruitment technology strategy. We make recruiters more successful.
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February 23, 2023
We know through our research and working with recruiters for 20+ years that too much time is spent sourcing. Almost a 3rd of the average recruiter’s time is spent sourcing, and profits are often unnecessarily spent on salaries and systems – but they are not necessarily being 3rd more competitive. This recruitment podcast will give you some key takeaways to help improve focus, function, and ROI from sourcing. Effective Sourcing Strategies for Busy Recruiters This Sourcing Strategies podcast is a “must-listen” for: Recruiters who want to spend less time sourcing so that they get as much phone, face, and screening / selling time as possible. Recruitment Leaders who want to make their recruitment businesses more competitive and profitable. Marketing / Operations teams who want to help their recruiters focus their time and attention on candidate and client management, and thus improve sales. Oh! And if you need to cut spend and improve speed. In this episode of the Recruitment Leaders’ Podcast, I’m joined by Alex from Broadbean, who knows all about sourcing and recruitment technology. Alex is here to help us work our way through this big topic, and help us focus on how to ensure sourcing is not time or budget consuming, and how to ensure sourcing delivers results! Alex from Broadbean and I talked about: What do native (and ancient) Greeks know about Sourcing? How can you assess the true ROI of advertising channels? What are Programmatic VS subscription advertising strategies? Sourcing is just one part of the recruitment lifecycle, so how do you balance your sourcing strategies and time? How do you ensure that you’re not a hostage to one application source? In the current market, speed often means the focus is on active candidates. But often active candidates are not enough to sustain your pipeline. What do recruiters really need to do to activate the passive candidate market? How do you source candidates and secure future value? How can you reduce dependency on LinkedIn? Recruitment technology: integration is key how do you develop a marketplace approach so to future-proof your recruitment business This is a 30-minute Recruitment Leaders’ Podcast packed with sourcing ideas and tips for recruiters, their leaders, and their marketing ops support. Listen, and let me know which tips you will take away. Read more about how we work with recruitment leaders to generate ROI from your people, data, systems with our recruitment training courses on Recruitment HIIT. Thanks, Alex, for being such a great guest on my Recruitment Leaders’ Podcast. Listen and subscribe to the rest of our Recruitment Leader Podcast Series on SoundCloud or find us on iTunes! How to Make Your Recruiter Your Coolest Tool Our high intensity interval training - Recruitment HIIT - helps recruiters and resourcers source, convert quicker and develop healthy pipelines. We aim to save every recruiter and resourcer at least 1 hour per day (6 working weeks a year). Hence, more billing time and more fees! We’d love you to try Recruitment HIIT for free.

May 24, 2022
Recruitment leaders! You want to do more with less. You need less costs, more profit, less data, more placements, less systems, more process. You need to ensure your recruiters, systems, and processes are super effective and drive a sustainable recruitment business. This podcast has some game changing insights for rec leaders who want to scale. Top Recruitment Insights for Recruitment Leaders Who Want to Grow As a recruitment leader, you want to know how to get more out of your existing staff and reduce the need to hire. The stats show that 1/3 of recruiters quit due to lack of training and it costs a whopping £$€14,000 to replace just one recruiter! In this episode of the Recruitment Leaders’ Podcast, I spoke with Alex Evans from Talint. He is the Managing Director at Talint Partners. Alex is passionate about the recruitment industry and how recruitment leaders can grow their businesses. We looked at the constant disruption that recruitment leaders and their recruiters have had in recent years. Why we feel that this will be a continuous disruption. And, more importantly, what we feel needs to happen to build resilient and effective recruitment businesses, able to tackle this disruption and the disruptions that will affect recruitment in the future. We talked about: 1. Aliens 2. Assertion of control by the individual and how this affects recruitment businesses. 3. Candidate shortage??? Is there one? And if there is or is not, what do we do about it? 4. Digital transformation in Recruitment – what does it really mean and how can it actually help the 3cs – candidates, clients, colleagues? As well as cash flow. 5. How do recruitment leaders get more from their people, data, and systems? 6. Alex shared some ideas and data from their insight report about that recruiters’ clients actually want – and it’s not hard for the average recruitment business to deliver. We talked a lot about people and how they drive (or drain) a recruitment business: 1. Why did 1/3 of recruiters leave in 2019? 2. How much does it cost to replace a recruiter if they leave? 3. How do you get more from your people? 4. What do we need to do to be ready for the next disruption in Recruitment?

April 6, 2020
As a recruitment leader you're likely having to make some drastic decisions for drastic times. For those of us who have been through a recession, we know that this is different. There's more to think about, more government help, more variables, more questions than answers - and there is no rule book for this. This is why I'm delighted that this Recruitment Leaders' Podcast has a guy called Kevin!Kevin Green ran the REC for 10 years, and has perspective on recession, how to run a profitable recruitment agency, and how to be a sane recruitment leader. He has evolved as HR Director at Royal Mail – to the Chief Exec of the REC – to now a Non-Executive / Strategy Director / Public Speaker for recruitment firms and “mere mortal” non-recruitment businesses with his What's Next Consultancy. He has also written a book called Competitive People Strategy. Coronavirus and Recruitment Leaders Staying Sane As part of my Recruitment Leaders’ podcast, I grabbed some airtime with Kevin and discussed 4 things about the recession, how the Coronavirus is affecting recruitment, and recruitment leaders staying sane.I asked him:What are the differences for recruitment leaders, in the 2008 recession and this 2020 recession? And how will this affect us in 2021 and beyond?How will the agency recruitment market change as a result of this recession and the Coronavirus?Are there ANY positives about what is happening right now?What specifically do you need to do to manage your business through this time? And what should you do for yourself?This is indeed a massively painful time for recruiters and their leaders. Listen you this 30- minute recruitment leaders podcast – give yourself that time to think about where you are, what you want, and how you’ll get it. It's a fascinating listen, with some very useful takeaways and a pep talk for recruitment leaders who need an ear. Listen to Kevin Green on our Recruitment Leaders' Podcast
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