Catherine Dill
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276 appearances
6 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2021
last heard Sep 2022
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It's definitely best when you're just looking to form the relationship and not necessarily making an ask just yet.
My pleasure.
So a recruiter's job is to find candidates to fill open roles for employers.
So recruiters are out in the job market looking for people who might have the particular skills needed to do a particular job.
A recruiter can sort of smooth the process.
They're often looking for quite specific things.
And so they can more quickly make the connection often between a job seeker and a company.
And that's why companies use recruiters, certainly.
And so a job seeker getting to know a recruiter can help make that sort of transaction happen even more quickly.
Typically, companies pay recruiters to fill jobs.
That may work a little bit differently.
A recruiter may work internally for a company, or they may work at a staffing agency or work independently at their own firm.
But it's the company, usually, who is looking to fill the job that will be making the payment.
There are some exceptions to that here and there.
There are types of recruiters that potentially job seekers can work with for payment.
But traditionally, it's the company that's looking to fill the job that will be making the payment.
Well, you're going to want to be sure that you're looking to reach out to recruiters who fill the types of jobs that you might be looking for or might one day be looking for, and that you have the skills for.
So for example, there are recruiters that
focus on particular geographies.
There are recruiters that focus on particular companies or industries or types of job.
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