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Identifying and Developing Recruiter Competencies
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Identifying and Developing Recruiter Competencies
The goal of the talent acquisition specialist is easily identifiable: hire great people. But how is this done? It's time for the industry to gather together and agree upon competency standards in recruiting.

How should this dialogue be started? Let's begin by examining best in class practices, breaking out behavior characteristics and tangible abilities, and developing curriculum. What organizations have been successful in reinventing the recruitment function for the 21st century? What has been the secret to this success and what were the lessons learned along the way? This important new learning track aims to facilitate this discussion

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Title: First, Know Your Team
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Thu, Jan 8 2009 / 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM ET
Originally broadcast on: Tue, Dec 9 2008
Presented By: Matthew Hamlet , Vice President , The Travelers Companies, Inc.
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In this webcast series we'll be closely examining the strategies of building and developing a top team of talent acquisition professionals. The first step is to survey the organization's recruitment and attraction objectives and needs, and is followed by evaluating the current team's strengths and weaknesses. Finally, the successful recruiting leader will need to explore multiple options for realizing the organization's hiring and retention goals.
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