By: James Hunt
If you are trying to fill positions within your company
with the highest quality personnel that are the best match
for your team and company there are some recruiting methods
that will yield more positive matches and more successful
recruiting endeavors.
Recruiting methods vary from field to field and business
to business. Some companies have strict rules when it comes
to recruiting new employees for their business. Other companies
are more free form when it comes to internal policies regarding
recruiting and companies like these often let their field
managers use their best judgment when recruiting candidates
to fill positions within their organizational node.
There are many ways to approach the situation. When it
comes to retail operations, a lot of management teams at
department stores and high volume retail outlets will search
competitors and other businesses within their geographical
district. It is not uncommon for companies in a mall/shopping
center setting to send their store managers on recruiting
missions (and indeed, at some retail establishments, managers
are expected to meet a quota for recruited personnel.
Recruiting is often approached lightly and casually at
first, with recruiters assuming the role of shoppers in
the retail environment of their desired target of recruitment.
This affords the recruiter an opportunity to observe the
potential subject of recruiting in his or her natural environment
and gives the recruiter a chance to make note of desired
traits or bad habits.
If the recruiter finds that the subject has desirable traits
for a new hire, then the approach is made, casually at first,
perhaps feeling out if the target is happy where they are
or to get an idea what kind of compensation would be required
to woo the potential from their current employ.
Once the basics are determined, the recruiter’s next job
is to meet with the prospective employee on neutral ground
to discuss the subject’s potential future in the employ
of the recruiter’s company.
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