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The Robots Are Coming…Slowly

When it comes to clickbait blog topics, "HR Tech" and "the future of work" are the LinkedIn equivalents of "naked singles in your area". Most of these articles tell us of a brave new world. A world where AI is harnessed to decide which tie you are to wear, your…

Sean WaltersSeptember 13, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

Recruiters as Gatekeepers: Are we doing a good enough job?

Screening CVs is a huge part of any recruiter's job. It's time-consuming, relentless and at times completely bloody overwhelming. Hands up anyone who's felt the need for a stiff drink as early as 8am because of the sheer clutter in your inbox? You're not alone. But that doesn't mean you can do…

Natasha FosterSeptember 6, 2018

Employment Human Resources Job Boards Politics Recruitment

R&R In Rec

Good morning! Or is it afternoon? Is it September here?? Forgive me if the blog has a somewhat improvisational tone today but I arrived back in the land of the long white cloud at 6 am yesterday, you know your brains not at the races when you refer to the…

Scott BurnettAugust 30, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

Let’s take a holiday

Guess who’s back?! I’m as surprised as you that I’ve been allowed to do this again, but here we are. My ego would like to think it was because I did an all right job the first time, but it is more likely a matter of convenience as your usual…

Natasha FosterAugust 23, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

The Importance of a Good Brew

I’m not taking the piss when I say I need my morning coffee. It’s ritualistic – that hot, freshly brewed elixir of life, that I’ve – well, had delivered to me in bed, if I’m being completely honest. I’ve been utterly spoiled and not lifted a finger or made any…

Natasha FosterAugust 10, 2018

Employment Recruitment

A Place For Everyone

This week saw me down in Christchurch. As I ubered through what remains of the city, I was reminded that Christchurch was actually my entry point and introduction to New Zealand. Fresh off a plane from Fiji and following a coin-toss at Auckland Airport in 2010, it was decided that…

Sean WaltersJuly 26, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

Worldly Advice Cup

Can you believe you have to scroll back to the beginning of February to get even a mention of football!? I feel I’ve let down the readership who gave me my first break and like Arctic Monkeys new album I’ve alienated the day one followers who liked the simple sub-cultural…

Scott BurnettJuly 19, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

Waging War on the Living Wage

Google estimates that “quite a lot of blogs” exist online. This is my first time, and the only relevant experience I have is a diary entry about my first time and a letter I wrote to my Grandad when I was 9 announcing “Dad just bought an electronic type writer”.…

Sean WaltersJuly 12, 2018

Recruitment

The Existential Angst Of Recruitment

Hello again. It’s been a while. What have you been up to? Me? Oh, this and that. You know. Well maybe not, but I’ll explain later. For now, I want to tell you about something that happened last Friday, when I was fortunate enough to be the guest of a…

Jonathan RiceJuly 5, 2018

Employment Human Resources Recruitment

Monday Bloody Monday

We are all creatures of habit; get up, work, sleep, repeat. We feel more at ease when we have a plan and structure in place something that gives us a sense of not only purpose but accomplishment. The ascendancy of my career in recruitment was rife with structure; core hours,…

Scott BurnettJune 28, 2018

Recruiters as Gatekeepers: Are we doing a good enough job?

R&R In Rec

Let’s take a holiday

The Importance of a Good Brew

A Place For Everyone

Worldly Advice Cup

Waging War on the Living Wage

The Existential Angst Of Recruitment

Monday Bloody Monday

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