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Thursday, September 12, 2019

5 Qualities Of Great Hires Straight From Hiring Experts

Hear it from the horse’s mouth about the qualities that great hires need to have, as the head honchos of top corporate giants share their list here. One of the Vice presidents of a big company believes that the success of every company including its operations, its values and even the way its team interacts begins with the type of people that work in that organization.

Positive Attitude - People with a positive attitude can bring in a lot of positivity within the organization. It’s apparently contagious and their go-getter kind of outlook does help in repelling the negativity and boosting the morale of others in the organization.

Integrity – It is a vital quality that not everyone seems to have. It’s the ability to handle oneself in gray situations and managing to be transparent, honest and speaking up when witnessing something wrong going on in the organization, irrespective of who is doing it.
Agility – Flexibility is another vital trait to have when hiring a candidate for your organization. The business has good days as well as bad days, so flexibility helps in overcoming failures based on earlier experiences. You can always look into their previous work experience and stories to find it out. This is significant because the business landscape is always changing.
Business Oriented – Field knowledge is again top priority because at the end of the day with all the qualities and no knowledge of their own work wouldn’t help the business in any way. People who are not only masters of their work but also stay updated with the latest in the field, because change is the only constant and staying up to date is important, particularly in subject matter expertise.
Team Player – Does the candidate suit the culture fit. Yes, working in an organization is not a solo effort, it’s about teamwork. So, before hiring always think whether you would want to sit next to the person and converse while on a business trip because, if you and your peer can gel well, it would definitely make a big difference to the productivity and organization as well.
Well, these are only a few of the qualities that are needed and employers look for when hiring. If your hires do match most of these then you are certainly managing to do great hiring.

*Sourced from the Internet















Tuesday, June 11, 2019

The Business Benefits Of Hiring Remote Staff


The world is far becoming a global village now with the internet as its key driver. Work from home is also a perk that many companies offer to their employees, on once in a while basis. But, as the winds of change are blowing, they are bringing along the concept of remote hiring. Though, it’s a topic for debate where people to talk about working at a centralized space for optimum production and collaboration.
A recent prediction report of hiring managers suggests that over 35% of the staff hence forth is going to be remote and the cherry on the cake seems to be the reference of the World Economic Forum about remote working. It says that remote hiring is going to be “one of the biggest drivers of transformation of business models”. No wonder, this mode of hiring is gaining pace already as companies are getting to understand the pros of it.
Let us run down some of the benefits of remote hiring of staff

Wider Reach for Talent – Hiring managers and recruiters are well aware of the fact that location does matter when it comes to hiring. So, many a times it’s possible to miss out on talented professionals due to the location limitation. With remote hiring you can look into a wider pool of talent because the location does not remain a constraint hence giving you a wider pool of talent to dive into.
Productivity Upsurge – Obviously, when employees get the convenience of working from home, it does affect their output in a positive way. The time that goes into commuting, particularly in metro cities does affect negatively. Being in the comfort zone provides for more flexibility and for women particularly with infants or school goers it does prove a boon of sorts, if managed well.
Rise in Retention – The pros as compared to cons are much more and therefore the retention graph for remote working does point northward. The pros include working from anywhere and many a times even flexibility in timings. It save a lot of time and stress that goes into commuting as well as money needed as well. The quality of life also is improved as a result and it does affect retention in a positive way.
Furthermore, even the organization branding gets a thumbs-up because it does portray the company in good light as one that trusts and values its work force.

*Sourced from the Internet




Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Inbound and Outbound Recruiting - The Better Way

One of the two major strategies used in recruitment today are inbound and outbound recruitment. There have been debates and speculations on the better of the two as well. They are the buzzwords in recruitment today and before we come to a conclusion on which one is better, let us first understand the difference between the two forms of recruitment. 

To explain the difference in easy and understandable terms, inbound recruiting is about the candidate coming to you for the job while outbound recruitment is about you going out and about to search the candidate. Both have different philosophies and follow different approaches and strategies as well. 

Inbound recruitment – Here in your main objective is to make the candidate aware, then consider you as a potential employer and then get interest of the candidate. For this, inbound recruitment uses the methodology of proactively targeting and attracting the candidate.  Inbound recruitment is more about recruitment marketing which includes awareness, consideration and interest as mentioned before. 


Outbound Recruitment – In outbound recruitment, you only approach the candidate when there is an opening or requirement in the firm and not otherwise. Your objective here is to get the candidate into the stage of applying for the job. Outbound recruitment is out and out direct recruitment that includes applications, selection and hiring. 

So, which one is better? Actually it depends upon your objectives and goals. If you are looking to build your company up as an employer brand and have a long term solution to your recruitment requirements then inbound recruitment is for you.  Outbound recruitment is a temporary or immediate solution comparatively.  Though inbound recruitment is slow process and takes time to show results it does work really well on a long run in terms of getting quality candidates, saving time and cost as well. 

Here’s a simple example to explain the difference. If you are following the inbound recruitment strategy then you show case your employer brand on different communication channels, online and offline. This visibility gets many candidates aware about your company as well. In out bound recruitment, you search for the candidates and then reach out to them when you have a job opening. 

So, if you look at it, it is pretty clear that inbound recruitment is a better idea if you want to establish your company, service or product as a reliable employer brand. 



Monday, April 23, 2012

Job Openings – SAP – ABAP – CRM – Bangalore – Vhire4u

Job openings for SAP ABAP post in Bangalore. Candidate should be at least 8+ years of exp is required.