File Size: 489 KB
Print Length: 232 pages
Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
Publisher: Andrew Leong; 1 edition (May 23, 2014)
Publication Date: May 23, 2014
Sold by: Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00KJGYB8M
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This is a great book. It is well organized and detailed on how to start recruiting. It's great for a first time beginner like myself. I have read the Headhunting housewife which does not compare to this book. I would recommend this book for busines programs that have courses on recruitment. Even if you are an experienced recruiter, I think this book would be helpful to you too. There are sections where it acknowledges the challenges in recruiting and it validates your struggles, which is encouraging to me.I am a new recruiter and am glad for reading this book because it really teaches me the steps to take in getting new clients and how to make those cold calls. There are guided scripts on what to say for various situations. This will help new recruiters who are starting out, on how to handle clients who are not interested. In addition, this book has steps on how to find clients and candidates appropriately. I wish I had bought this book first, it would have save me money. Other books do not compare to this one. Buy this book.
I am almost done reading this book and it is fantastic. I'm currently an HR Generalist recruiting for the organization I work for and have been interested in executive recruiting for about 4 years now. I had to gain experience and confidence that I'm now wrapping my head around having read this book. I'm getting ready to venture on my own and jump into this industry with both feet and be a Rich Recruiter! Brilliantly written and explains everything you need to know to be successful. If you're flirting with the idea of recruiting or working from home...but this book. It won't disappoint.
A solid book on recruiting. Excellent resource for anyone new to recruiting, anyone thinking of joining the profession and a good review of the basics for all of us seasoned vets. I will be having any potential new hires read this in the future prior to joining our firm so they really can understand this profession and make sure it is for them.
This was a great book for me as I'm only coming up on four years of recruiting experience myself. Even in the areas of the book that I wasn't learning, it was great to confirm that what I am currently doing is logical. Andrew Leong is a no-fluff writer who is clear, structured, and humble. These are rare qualities in the recruiting world, so it was a breath of fresh air. Very much worth a read!
Excellent book for a new or existing recruiter with lots of tips from Andrew's experience. Reminded me of things I was forgetting to do. Also very helpful downloads from his site that remind you to cover all the bases. Would recommend it to all recruiters
This book answers many of the key questions for entrepreneurs trying to start a recruitment consultancy agency. I'm glad that great people like Andrew Leong take their time to share this information with us. It gives you more confidence once you have a way of doing things and he gives you this things in the book. Thank you Andrew!
Been working in recruitment for a few years and this book is a good reminder on what to think about to get more placements done etc.It also provided me with great new ideas and tools to be working with from now on.
Good read for newbies in the staffing industry. Great tips and sales techniques. I will definitely visit his website for additional resources.
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