The Placement Strategy Handbook
The
Placement Strategy Handbook outsells all other recruiting
materials combined. The book contains relevant, easy-to-apply information that
means the difference between actually placing a candidate and almost doing so.
Most important, it will help you become a true "consultant," professionally
advising people who regard themselves as clients and candidates.
Successful recruiters
don't react they act. They literally "make" placements. And
they use The Placement Strategy Handbook to do it.
$32.50, Paperback. 60 Chapters, 167 pages
Table of Contents
- Examining the Employer Mentality
- Reaching the Decision Maker
- Questioning Your Way to Placements
- Taping Telephone Calls: Re-Playing with Fire
- Coping with Consultant Burnout
- Training Yourself to Listen
- Moving Into Search Without Skipping a Meal
- Zap! You're an Industry Specialist
- A Job Order or Only a Job Lead?
- Educating Employers on Recruiting
- The Telesearch Canons
- The Reply to "We Don't Pay Fees"
- The Reply to "Your Fee's Too High"
- The Reply to "Send Me a Resume"
- Resume Roulette: How to Play the Game
- Unlocking Key Accounts
- Retained or Chained?
- Exclusive Search Assignments
- Writing the "Perfect" Job Order
- Affirmative Action: Negative Reaction
- What Requirements Are Really Discriminatory?
- The 10 Most Frequently Asked Affirmative Action Questions
- Handling Clients in Your Office
- Obtaining the Acceptance
- Creating the Recruit File
- A Ruse by Any Other Name
- The Corporate Raid!
- Exclusive Candidates
- How to Thaw the Freeze on Referral Fees
- Interviewing Candidates in Your Office
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- Helping Your Candidate Score with an Offer
- Candidate Compensation Negotiating
- Counteroffer Counterattack!
- Reference Checking
- Appraising the Reference Wreck
- Repairing the Reference Wreck
- Closing Questions
- The Puppydog Close
- The Negative Close
- The Investment Close
- Ten Steps to the Reimbursement Close
- Employment Agreements: The Candidate's Bottom Line
- Collecting the Fee and Keeping the Client
- But For, But If, What Then?
- High Court Says Knowledge of Fee Means Acceptance of Schedule
- Placement Service Agreement: The Hiring Squeeze
- The Employee Payback: Stay Back, Way Back
- Close Encounters of the 30-Day Kind
- Fee or Free, Which Will It Be?
- The Instant Fall-Off: Getting Paid
- Indemnification: A Little-Known Collection Device
- How to Select an Attorney
- Attorney's Fees, Please!
- When Your Client Fires Your Candidate
- Networking Not Working? Get Working!
- Tapping the Rest of the Market
- Searching for Hidden Placements
- An Interview about Placement Law
- The Concise Consult
- A High State Court Says "Stay Out or Get Licensed!"
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