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  • Hey Ambitious Professionals! It's Linda Raynier of lindaraynier.com guiding you

  • to a career and life you'll truly enjoy. If you happen to be a recruiter, a hiring

  • manager or an HR professional and you are currently hiring and looking for

  • people to join your company then you are in luck because today's episode is the

  • second of a five-week special series that I am doing right here on YouTube

  • and it's all about how to recruit and hire the best job candidates for your

  • company so if you've not been happy with the responses and applications that

  • you've been getting from just online applications then this video I am going

  • to be walking you through my four detailed steps on how to proactively

  • search and find that amazing job candidate to join your company

  • Ready to get the job you want? Top Notch Interview is coming soon! For more info

  • and free training head to jointni.com.

  • As a career strategist I've had the honour of being able to help numerous

  • professionals land their dream job offers and if this is something that

  • you're interested in working with me one-on-one I can give you details about

  • that at the end of this video now just be warned these following steps may

  • sound pretty basic to you but I am gonna give you insight into what more you

  • should be considering as you go through each of these steps finding a good job

  • candidate isn't easy and so you need to have a critical eye and know exactly

  • what it is that you're looking for and be able to identify it target it and

  • then get them in the door step number one be clear on what you're looking for

  • in a candidate this is the first tip that I give because in the past I've

  • worked with hiring managers who when you really probed them they really didn't

  • know what they were looking for in a good job candidate so you need to have a

  • clear image in your head of the exact type of person who on a technical and

  • personality perspective will fit in your company so go ahead and create a visual

  • of this person and what they look like in your mind but at the same time be

  • flexible because you may not always get what you're looking for in fact you

  • might even get someone who's even better step number two query the job title into

  • LinkedIn and filter the results now this should seem like the most basic concept

  • when it comes to finding a job candidate you just go into LinkedIn you type in

  • the job title and you see what LinkedIn pops up as results of people who have

  • that exact job title but what you don't want to do is just go down the list one

  • by one you want to be able to filter your results accordingly so filter

  • according to the location filter according to the industry the type of

  • company that they're currently working at you can filter on all different

  • things through LinkedIn and from there it'll help to

  • refine the search results that you get step number three when viewing the

  • profiles look for the right things so one of the first things that you want to

  • look for is how long have they been working at their current companies and

  • where were they working before this tells you how many years of experience

  • that this individual has related to the job that you are hiring for and the

  • quality of the work experience that they have as well so if they only just

  • started at their current companies likely they're not all that interested

  • in looking for a new job just because they already have a new job and so you

  • may not want to reach out to them on the other hand if they are very well

  • experienced and they seem to be a technical fit for your company then

  • reach out to them now if they happen to be working in companies and industries

  • that are completely outside of what you're really looking for then maybe

  • they're not a proper match for you to speak to now this next thing that you

  • should be looking for is something I actually just mentioned earlier and that

  • again is location for a lot of these top job candidates they're not only thinking

  • about the job itself and the company but also perhaps convenience for them

  • because if the job that you have happens to be halfway across town and it's going

  • to add another thirty minutes to an hour to their commute they may not be as

  • willing to consider that position so you really do want to look at where is this

  • person currently working from a physical location perspective and determine if

  • that seems to be close enough to where your location is that that they would be

  • willing to make the move and the last thing that you want to potentially look

  • at is their photo on their LinkedIn profile now I don't really need to

  • mention this because you're gonna do it anyways it's completely natural to want

  • to look at the person's photo and determine if maybe they could be a

  • potential fit at your company and finally step number four to searching

  • for the right job candidate is to LinkedIn message email and call them

  • when I was a recruiter I found that if I wanted to get my hands on a great job

  • candidate I had to do a little bit more than just connecting with

  • LinkedIn and sending them a light message I had to take the extra mile to

  • get in touch with them through their email INBOX and over the phone as well

  • because why well if they're that good they're probably not just getting your

  • Linkedin message but many others at the same time so in order to stand apart

  • from the rest you've got to take that extra mile and email them and call them

  • so that you can get in touch with them personally now a misconception that a

  • lot of recruiters and hiring managers may have that you may have when it comes

  • to hiring people for your company is that you think that current job

  • candidates who are working at their existing companies will be willing to

  • just up and leave their jobs for your job and that's not always the case

  • because if they're truly good employees then they're probably already enjoying

  • the job that they're currently in they're probably being well respected

  • and well compensated and so it would take a lot of effort a lot more effort

  • on your end to reel them in get them in for an interview and get them into your

  • company because remember this isn't just about hiring any job candidate it's

  • about hiring the best candidates that are out there so there you have it my

  • four steps on how to search and find the best job candidates for your role now if

  • you happen to be someone who's not necessarily a hiring manager but a job

  • seeker and you're looking for your next position you've been going on interviews

  • but you haven't gotten anywhere and you realize that you need one-on-one

  • professional guidance from me then feel free to reach out to my website

  • lindaraynier.com/standoutgethired read through the page fill in the

  • application form and from there if it seems that we are a potential match to

  • work together then one of my teammates will be reaching out to you directly so

  • if you like this video then please give it a thumbs up subscribe share it with

  • your friends thanks so much for watching and I will see you in the next video

  • Ready to get the job you want? Top Notch Interview is coming soon! For more info

  • and free training head to jointni.com

Hey Ambitious Professionals! It's Linda Raynier of lindaraynier.com guiding you

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