February 26, 2024

01:19:51

123. Transforming Recruitment: Aligning Accountability and Authenticity in Talent Acquisition

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Brendan Rogers
123. Transforming Recruitment: Aligning Accountability and Authenticity in Talent Acquisition
Culture of Leadership
123. Transforming Recruitment: Aligning Accountability and Authenticity in Talent Acquisition

Feb 26 2024 | 01:19:51

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Show Notes

Have you ever wondered what lurks behind the glossy veneer of recruitment ads and smooth-talking headhunters? Join us as Marnie Jones and I unravel the ethical conundrums of the recruitment industry, shedding light on the commission-based models that might just prioritize cash over compatibility.

Marnie Jones of TalentX, is flipping the script, putting a premium on retention and role performance, ensuring that the recruiter’s success is intrinsically linked to the candidate’s thrive and the client’s satisfaction. Crafting job advertisements is an art form she has mastered, one that invites truly passionate candidates to step into roles that challenge and excite them.

Moving beyond listing benefits to spotlighting opportunities that tap into the candidate’s drive for problem-solving and growth. In the same vein, Marnie’s approach to hiring is about precision—a meticulous process that evaluates potential hires on every front, from knowledge to personality, leaving no stone unturned and no client dissatisfied. Finally, she tackles the nitty-gritty of reference checks, a step too often glossed over but pivotal in the quest for authentic talent representation.

It’s a dance of connecting the dots, understanding past performances, and projecting future success. Our conversation is candid, our approach is unyielding, and our results speak for themselves—confidence in our recommendations is paramount. Each story shared, each strategy discussed, is a step toward redefining recruitment where integrity isn’t optional—it’s the foundation.

Check out the episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6NX40v5IPY

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