Maureen Sharib's Blog Posts Tagged 'phone' (10)

SourceChat September 13, 2011  Noon ET  #SChat (on Twitter)

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MaureenSharib @dgillies Think abt their mindsets (in IT) and we'll talk abt that too next week. #SChat -12:38 PM Sep 13th, 2011

 

MaureenSharib @animal Thank you - that's HIGH PRAISE from you nowadays after all of these you've had the patience to sit thru. #SChat -12:37 PM Sep 13th, 2011

 

dgillies bye....and thanks again. #SChat -12:37 PM Sep 13th,…

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“Hi, is this Maureen?”

 

The young female caller sounded rather excited.

 

“I just found you on the Internet and was reading some of your – actually - my boss just sent me a piece you wrote on ERE and I thought I’d call to see what it is you do…”

 

“I’m a phone…

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I hope you enjoy it!

Thorough Sourcing

Part I

Part II

Part III

Part IV

Part V …

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I'm reformatting and re-editing the MagicMethod course.  Here's one of the lessons out of Module III.  I didn't change this lesson much because in the six years MagicMethod has been in circulation I still think this is good advice!

What do you think?

 

There seems to be some confusion on the part of newbie sourcers when they arrive on-site (or offsite) to work for HR organizations as to where their sourcing jobs end. 

 

I don’t know if it’s because they’ve…

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Thorough Sourcing, Part IV - ERE.net http://bit.ly/fx73TA

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Maren pointed me at this over on RecruitingBlogs. I hope you enjoy it.

...I got through everything. Taking those calls would normally take less than a minute. Returning the calls, also took no time, the timeliest part of it was the notion of "sigh" I have so much to do.. where do I start?" with that I wouldn't normally start anywhere. I took the plunge, bit the bullet, add whatever other cliche you want here."



Over on RecruitingBlogs Australian recruiter Dan Nuroo tells others to answer their phones to… Continue

Here are eight steps to help add more credibility with your voice:

Stand up.

Put your hands at your hips when you start the conversation, feet shoulder-width apart.

Wave your hands when you talk, gesticulating and accentuating your vocal expressiveness with your hands.

Smile when you talk to the other person.

Watch upward inflections.

Tape record your calls.

If you say the word 'uh' at the end of your sentences, then… Continue