Jessica Kimber
Jessica Kimber
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Ep 17 Be Raire Podcast with Dean Ellis | Selling Retainers, Activity For Success & Overcoming Fears
Welcome to this episode of the Be Raire Podcast with Dean Ellis, Founder of Rec4Tech.
Dean brings a wealth of knowledge to the recruitment industry and brings his unique perspective on activity for success, selling retainers, automating the lead generation process and personal branding.
Dean also talks about getting over the fear of business development and sales and strategies to succeed as a recruitment consultant.
Listen to Dean's advice here.
What’s in this video:
0:00 How Dean got into recruitment
5:58 Pivotal Moment: the positive impact of being a recruiter
8:02 Activity for Success
10:15 Core hours & Getting Over Fears
15:33 Rec4Tech Business Launch
20:34 Selling Retainers
29:50 Fill 8 J...
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Ep 16 Be Raire Podcast with Rhyley Hunter | Starting a Recruitment Agency, Mental Health & Mindset
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Welcome to this episode of the Be Raire Podcast with Rhyley Hunter, Managing Director of Huntsman Recruiting. Rhyley generously shared his insights around growing his recruitment agency, adapting to market changes and overcoming challenges. Rhyley also discussed mindset, mental health and building positive habits in order to succeed, overcome fears and be the best version of yourself. Listen to...
Ep 15 Be Raire Podcast | Kat Hartvigsen
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Welcome to this episode of the Be Raire Podcast where I am joined by Kat Hartvigsen. The Be Raire Podcast is all about helping recruiters "be rare", be unique and stand out in a competitive market. My goal is to speak with successful industry professionals and have them share their wisdom to help you grow your career. What’s in this video: 0:00 Intro 4:03 Blue Collar to Medical 6:15 Temp vs Per...
Ep 14 Be Raire Podcast | Marcus Cazilieris | Recruitment, Sales and Financial Rewards
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Ep 14 Be Raire Podcast | Marcus Cazilieris | Recruitment, Sales and Financial Rewards
Personal Brand Content Strategy (30+ Ideas in 5 Mins) | For LinkedIn
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Personal Brand Content Strategy (30 Ideas in 5 Mins) | For LinkedIn
Recruitment Agency Insights With Sharni Campbell & Kris Cochrane | Ep 13 Be Raire Podcast
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Recruitment Agency Insights With Sharni Campbell & Kris Cochrane | Ep 13 Be Raire Podcast
How To Do Business Development in Recruitment | 4-Step Strategy
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How To Do Business Development in Recruitment | 4-Step Strategy
Director in 3 Years - Personal Branding & Team Culture: Nathan Anning | Be Raire Podcast Ep 12
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Director in 3 Years - Personal Branding & Team Culture: Nathan Anning | Be Raire Podcast Ep 12
LinkedIn Personal Branding: Storytelling Tips for Engaging Content
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LinkedIn Personal Branding: Storytelling Tips for Engaging Content
How to Start and Grow a Recruitment Agency | Elizabeth Kingston | Be Raire Podcast Ep 11
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How to Start and Grow a Recruitment Agency | Elizabeth Kingston | Be Raire Podcast Ep 11
How Does the LinkedIn Algorithm Work In 2024?
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How Does the LinkedIn Algorithm Work In 2024?
Be Raire Podcast Ep 10 | Candace Jarrett | Starting an Agency, Personal Branding & Headhunting
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 10 | Candace Jarrett | Starting an Agency, Personal Branding & Headhunting
How To Outsource Tasks To Add $15K To Your Revenue MONTHLY | For Recruiters & Agency Owners
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How To Outsource Tasks To Add $15K To Your Revenue MONTHLY | For Recruiters & Agency Owners
Be Raire Podcast Ep 9 | Chloe Horne | Building a Recruitment Agency & moving to Internal Recruitment
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 9 | Chloe Horne | Building a Recruitment Agency & moving to Internal Recruitment
26 Ways To Generate Leads | For Recruitment Agencies and Recruiters
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26 Ways To Generate Leads | For Recruitment Agencies and Recruiters
Be Raire Podcast Ep 8 | Grant Maloney | Recruitment Agency L&D and How To Train Recruiters
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 8 | Grant Maloney | Recruitment Agency L&D and How To Train Recruiters
How To Monetise LinkedIn Content in less than 6 MINS | For Recruiters
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How To Monetise LinkedIn Content in less than 6 MINS | For Recruiters
Be Raire Podcast Ep 7 | Chris Minehan | $500k in 12 Months, Pitching Retained and Sales Techniques
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 7 | Chris Minehan | $500k in 12 Months, Pitching Retained and Sales Techniques
Generate Leads Through LinkedIn FAST! | For Recruiters
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Generate Leads Through LinkedIn FAST! | For Recruiters
Using Community Groups To Make Placements Fast | For Recruiters
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Using Community Groups To Make Placements Fast | For Recruiters
Be Raire Podcast Ep 6 | Mark Silva | Placing 100 Temps in 6 Weeks, Start-Up Agency & Advisory
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 6 | Mark Silva | Placing 100 Temps in 6 Weeks, Start-Up Agency & Advisory
How I made 107 placements in 1 week in my Recruitment Consultant role
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How I made 107 placements in 1 week in my Recruitment Consultant role
Be Raire Podcast Ep 5 | Chloe Sabbadin & Jess Haddock | Personal Branding & Honest Recruitment
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 5 | Chloe Sabbadin & Jess Haddock | Personal Branding & Honest Recruitment
THE TRUTH About Hiring Agency Recruiters & What They ACTUALLY Want
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THE TRUTH About Hiring Agency Recruiters & What They ACTUALLY Want
Be Raire Podcast Ep 4 | Darcy O'Rourke | Finance, super and investment advice for Recruiters
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 4 | Darcy O'Rourke | Finance, super and investment advice for Recruiters
Be Raire Podcast Ep 3 | Andi Kandias | Starting an agency with a newborn & building a team
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 3 | Andi Kandias | Starting an agency with a newborn & building a team
How I Got Into Personal Branding & The 3 CRITICAL Pillars To Building a Personal Brand
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How I Got Into Personal Branding & The 3 CRITICAL Pillars To Building a Personal Brand
Be Raire Podcast Ep 2 | Michael Yakunin | Advice For Rookies, What Makes A Great Recruiter
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 2 | Michael Yakunin | Advice For Rookies, What Makes A Great Recruiter
Thinking of starting a recruitment agency? Here's the 5 things I would do first
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Thinking of starting a recruitment agency? Here's the 5 things I would do first
Be Raire Podcast Ep 1 | Chris Antartis | Starting an Agency, 6-Figure Quarters, Personal Branding
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Be Raire Podcast Ep 1 | Chris Antartis | Starting an Agency, 6-Figure Quarters, Personal Branding

Комментарии

  • @acomacom92
    @acomacom92 5 дней назад

    I wish I could watch this kind of discussion a year before 😂.

  • @safiKhan-zl1ri
    @safiKhan-zl1ri 10 дней назад

    Hello dear Are you looking for a attractive youtube thumbnail designer and youtube video SEO expert.?

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 12 дней назад

    Jessica Kimber, Your video looks great, but there are some issues with your channel. Due to these problems, each video gets a few views but then stops gaining more. I want every video on your channel to get 1k views or more. Can we set aside some time to talk about this?

  • @steezli
    @steezli 15 дней назад

    Is this the very first cold call? Or is this a call with someone who has already indicated that they are considering your services?

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 14 дней назад

      It could be either, it depends on how far you get into the conversation. On the very first call there’s a good chance you’ll only get a brief conversation and book a follow up but if your client really needs help, or there’s a level of familiarity of your services (personal branding) and they know they’d want to work with you in the future, you could follow this through to the end on the very first call

  • @JisikaMalik
    @JisikaMalik 15 дней назад

    Hi, I'm working as a Recruitment Coordinator at a cleaning company. I have to hire cleaners for various offices/clients. Is this role similar to recruitment consultant? I don't have any other HR working above me. I have to handle all recruitment related work. Can I see myself as a Recruitment consultant after few years in this given company situation.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 14 дней назад

      That sounds like the role of an internal recruiter - often called a talent acquisition specialist. In recruitment you can do 360 (agency) or 180 (internal or just deliver within an agency). Your skills are highly transferable into an agency but the main difference would be you’d have sales targets to win new business in an agency. You wouldn’t just be given roles to work on, you’d need to sell and pitch your services and negotiate terms and then fill the roles. There’s pros and cons to both but one of the best things about becoming an agency recruitment consultant is the earning potential. If you don’t mind sales, find a great business who will train you on the sales side. Because you have 180 experience you’ll make placements quicker than others

    • @JisikaMalik
      @JisikaMalik 5 дней назад

      @@jessicakimber Thank you for your kind words. But to be specific, my question is "Can I become an in house recruitment consultant. Or is there a thing like in house recruitment consultant.?'. To be precise, given my situation, can i become an in house recruitment consultant at my same company?

  • @divyv20
    @divyv20 16 дней назад

    Hey Jessica , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 17 дней назад

    very important discuss

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 17 дней назад

    very very important discuss

  • @ludybaz4796
    @ludybaz4796 19 дней назад

    Great information! I’d love to hear some examples of the best discovery questions.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 19 дней назад

      Thanks Ludy, I have plans to film more BD related videos and can break down discovery questions to ask - they’ll be posted weekly in the coming months

  • @rahman73854
    @rahman73854 20 дней назад

    Have a nice day! I have watched your last 10 videos. Your video is very nice but the views are less. Do you know why your videos are not getting views?

  • @abdul_travelvlog
    @abdul_travelvlog 20 дней назад

    Jessica, Can I help you to improve your channel subscribers and grow your channel?

  • @rupertllavore1731
    @rupertllavore1731 22 дня назад

    Wow so Aimlessly trying to post content Really doesn't do anything? This is very helpful And those templates! My God I've been trying to Copy that format in adobe express and now i have them with Ready to use topics! Will Use them this Week! Thanks Jessica!

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 19 дней назад

      Its like just leaving it down to chance. It also depends how far you are into your journey too because your first few months you’re in brand awareness phase so your goal shouldn’t be to convert, it should be to generate awareness around your services. Once people know who you are you post differently to then move them through the funnel - this is the consideration phase. I’m so glad you like the templates! Let me know how you get on with them and how much your impressions increase by 😄

  • @Abdullahahmed-yw3gn
    @Abdullahahmed-yw3gn 23 дня назад

    Love your videos! What's the best possible way to contact you directly?

  • @CoreyZeiman
    @CoreyZeiman 29 дней назад

    Hey Jessica, great content! I've sent you an email.

  • @ankushmaurya1822
    @ankushmaurya1822 Месяц назад

    hi jessics love your videos and u look great today been watching your videos since few days i think u need to and add bit minimalist background music and video is bit over exposed just an observation . ankush here i specialize in video editing and have experience with projects similar to yours I'd love to help enhance your videos. I'd appreciate your feedback

  • @mdnahidseo
    @mdnahidseo Месяц назад

    U need a processional RUclips thumbnails designer and video SEO expert?

  • @madgiemadgie9128
    @madgiemadgie9128 Месяц назад

    You deserve more followers and likes👏🏾. Straight to the point and extremely useful information.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber Месяц назад

      Thank you! I appreciate that 😊

  • @_GabrielFranco
    @_GabrielFranco Месяц назад

    How much do they get paid normally in London?

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber Месяц назад

      Hi Gabriel, I’m a little bit out the loop with London rates as I live in Australia. Unless it’s changed, my understanding is around £23,000 to £26,000 base salary plus commission.

  • @elevatetrg3228
    @elevatetrg3228 Месяц назад

    Nice and detailed examples of how to generate client leads in recruiting. Thanks!

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber Месяц назад

      You’re welcome, thanks for the feedback 😊

  • @caseymusiccoastsessions5294
    @caseymusiccoastsessions5294 2 месяца назад

    Love this podcast Jessica! This was an awesome episode. One thing I’d LOVE to see (which would be a huge help), if you included timestamps in the comments or bio of your videos. For example: 10:41 - BD calls, 12:30 - Sales Tips etc to cover each segment. What are your thoughts?

  • @BengaliPsyK
    @BengaliPsyK 3 месяца назад

    Great video, well explain. Could be great to have a video on objection handling around rates

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 3 месяца назад

      Thank you for requesting this. I am in the process of mapping out some objection handling videos and I’ll be sure to post over the next couple of months

  • @SelfcareMood
    @SelfcareMood 3 месяца назад

    This is the best BD video I’ve seen in the Recruiting space! Could you do videos on how to overcome those objections?

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 3 месяца назад

      Thank you for your feedback. I definitely can yes. Watch this space for future videos 😊

  • @DanielPadron-sf1zi
    @DanielPadron-sf1zi 4 месяца назад

    Hi Jessica! Thank you for this great video. It was really insightful as someone who is looking to jump into the recruiting industry. I was wondering though if your strategy might also translate well if you're placing mid-senior level candidates? Temp hiring is very fast paced, so I am curious what you think!

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 3 месяца назад

      Thank you for your feedback! Community groups can be used for all levels of role. They’re great for transactional because of speed. However, they’re also great for having a pool of people who you are consistently building trust and rapport with in a “non-salesy” way. Everyone will become a candidate at some point!

  • @sojibrajii
    @sojibrajii 4 месяца назад

    Hello there, Do you want to grow your channel?

  • @ronan5228
    @ronan5228 4 месяца назад

    None of this is valuable

  • @mangobalaclava3329
    @mangobalaclava3329 4 месяца назад

    If you start talking emotions, i’m not taking the job. I just know that work culture is shit. What you do is a description of the job, what you’re ACTUALLY looking for in a candidate with clear cut language, a description of the job (and if you don’t know-ask someone. Don’t make shit up and pile the employees on with work later), and, most importantly, a fucking salary. I’m not applying unless I know I’m not going to waste my time. Most states regulate that you state the salary anyways, and I will be asking in the interview. If you don’t state it, I’m not accepting. Being straight up helps both of us and fosters better working environments. If you’re not getting applicants, it’s because you’re not paying enough. If you can’t afford to pay enough, make connections with people who will, linkedin is not the answer to all your problems. And if you still cant find anyone to work for your shitty wages, maybe the business should fail. That’s the free market for you.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 4 месяца назад

      This post is about writing content for LinkedIn so your target audience can understand it…

  • @RahimBah1
    @RahimBah1 5 месяцев назад

    Inspirational journey! Your insights on personal branding and the three critical pillars are a game-changer. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and paving the way for others!

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 5 месяцев назад

      Thank you Rahim, I’m glad you enjoyed the content

  • @purnitaroy8336
    @purnitaroy8336 6 месяцев назад

    What do you mean by great communication skills?

  • @claricemorcilla5106
    @claricemorcilla5106 7 месяцев назад

    This amazing! Congratulations Raire Group 💓

  • @kitabootforever
    @kitabootforever 7 месяцев назад

    If i get off at 5, i get off at 5. Stylists arent typically paid by the hour so that is a bad comparison. When someone else is making all the money off your work and they only want to give you the smallest amount possible and keep the most money, its hard to be motivated to do more. People work what they work based on how they're treated and how theyre paid. They aren't lazy, they are working their wage.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      That’s a bad attitude in my opinion. I understand how they are treated and paid… But you said if you get off at 5, you get off at 5. Employers will always favour the employee who wants more - not even for the business - but for themselves.

    • @kitabootforever
      @kitabootforever 7 месяцев назад

      But if my work and extra work isn't paying off at the end of everything, why would I do extra just because my employer will like that? Doing more than required has to come with rewards and incentives. Especially if it's not a commission based job. Look at prep cooks. They don't get extra during the holidays even if they are doing waaayyyyyyy more than normal. They might get paid for being on the clock longer but they aren't getting a bonus because the company is getting significantly more than other times. They haven't given you any incentive to work instead of being home with your family when you would normally be home. Workers are people too. If I know my boss made 50,000 extra dollars just based on extra work that I did, I want a kick back from the profits. That's all anyone has been saying.

  • @zi6803
    @zi6803 7 месяцев назад

    She called people having an entitled and lazy mindset for doing their jobs 😂😂 She reminds me of a woman I knew that expected people to work into the night and not paying overtime. If those bosses would also share their profits with the employees maybe people would be willing to do that, but if you pay a minimum or average wage and keep all the profits all to yourself you are insane to expect people to bow down to you and be willing to give up their free time just so you make more money

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      You’re obviously not a recruiter. Recruiters make $1000s per placement and it’s a race against other agencies. If you go home just because your shift is over, you lose out because other agencies work on the role before you. So yes, they are paid - thousands of dollars.

  • @melizamenelly
    @melizamenelly 7 месяцев назад

    So this person believes people are lazy and entitled for working in the hours they are scheduled and employed to work in? Does she honestly believe they owe her free labor, how bout pay them overtime and then they will stay. This woman is entitled and delulu to boot

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      You’re obviously not a recruiter, because recruiters get paid thousands in commission to fill roles. And it’s speed to market. You can’t go home at 5pm and expect other agencies not to have worked it. You’ll get in the next day and you missed out. Your comment has no relevance to my target audience

    • @kitabootforever
      @kitabootforever 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@jessicakimbernot bashing you or anything but the snippet this video shows doesn't have that context. It just looks like she's saying folks are lazy for wanting to go home when they're scheduled to. Perhaps having that in the beginning would have helped. Also if that's the case then maybe those people need different work hours or perhaps there needs to be 2 shifts to accommodate all the later stuff.

  • @tyler4378
    @tyler4378 7 месяцев назад

    I don't see what the issue is? I don't want to be promoted because i know i wouldn't be able to handle the stress of added responsibilities when my current level is enough to pay my bills. I work and do my job and get paid so i can enjoy my lifestyle. My boss isnt paying for my lifestyle, my boss is paying me for doing my job. Really confusing statements here 😅

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      If you were an employer, would you prefer to pay a person out of your pocket who wants to go above and beyond and can handle anything; or would you rather pay someone who wants to do the job well enough to get paid and enjoy themselves?

    • @tyler4378
      @tyler4378 7 месяцев назад

      @@jessicakimber oh, I think I understand your point now. Although, for me personally, I'd prefer the latter. Someone who goes above and beyond deserves to be paid more, and they risk working themselves too hard for the sake of the job. I'd probably end up forcing them to take a day off lol. The latter, as long as the job's being done right, I don't mind if it's bare minimum. I won't have to worry about paying them extra, they'll be satisfied with what they have, and the job still gets done. If they underperform, they risk losing their job. That's my mentality at least. I always start out overachieving to be seen as valuable, then once I'm comfortable with my responsibilities, I'll slow down to the bare minimum. I'll do extra here and there, but not much else. It also becomes exhausting, being the reliable one all the time, and I hate to disappoint others. So it's a pretty sharp double edged sword.

  • @kareemelabkary7611
    @kareemelabkary7611 7 месяцев назад

    you don't have to pay for my time when you can pay for the task to be done the way you want as efficient as it gets. I get to work with multiple clients at once, And I get to use the rest of my time for my personal goals.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      That’s why I also hire lots of freelancers and minimal staff. I pay for outcomes 😃

    • @kareemelabkary7611
      @kareemelabkary7611 7 месяцев назад

      @@jessicakimberThat's the right way to do it for sure.

  • @kareemelabkary7611
    @kareemelabkary7611 7 месяцев назад

    And that's why I freelance

  • @billywampler2852
    @billywampler2852 7 месяцев назад

    I work to live, I don't live to work

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 7 месяцев назад

      Thats great for you, but I’m wondering if whether you’d be happy if all your employees said that, if their wage came out of your pocket?

    • @billywampler2852
      @billywampler2852 7 месяцев назад

      @@jessicakimber see that's the thing, employers need to understand that these new generations (millenial and after) they don't have that mindset that the older generations had, and I think that's perfectly acceptable, and employers should realize that as well

  • @FriskyDecisions
    @FriskyDecisions 7 месяцев назад

    If corporate jargon was a person:

  • @jake32de
    @jake32de 8 месяцев назад

    Day to day work doesn't have to be a stupid hustle...

  • @ajreukgjdi94
    @ajreukgjdi94 8 месяцев назад

    Same thing is true if you entered the workforce 30-40 years ago... You know my dad was flown out to companies for an interview, lodged while he was there, taken out to fancy dinners, and had the majority of his moving expenses paid for? People during COVID weren't spoiled, they got the itsiest bitsiest flavor of being treated like human beings.

  • @dfsnsdfn
    @dfsnsdfn 8 месяцев назад

    companies need to accept that the game has changed people dont want to be treated badly for shit wages anymore lol

  • @IILordCrimsonII
    @IILordCrimsonII 8 месяцев назад

    Hey, companies can list their prices as "thats what the market dictates" than so can the labor.

  • @lunafreya5887
    @lunafreya5887 8 месяцев назад

    Wow I never thought I’d see a recruiter admit to being a manipulative leech

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber 8 месяцев назад

      If influencing someone to make the right decision for them and remove noise and fear is manipulative, then I’ll take it 😊

  • @fyntoh1743
    @fyntoh1743 9 месяцев назад

    Great video, Jessica.

  • @user-vh7bj9qo2i
    @user-vh7bj9qo2i 10 месяцев назад

    No

  • @Renoir444
    @Renoir444 Год назад

    It’s honest and sets expectations. Benefits all 👍

  • @FrancescaSVision
    @FrancescaSVision Год назад

    Reallyy, that's the hard truth! Thank youu. I regret wasting a lot of time writing personalised cover letters to each job and I even made this mistake when applying online for my mother (she doesn't really know how to use job portals:) Only one recruiter called her back, but no interview out of 6. Sometimes, it would take me more than half a day to research the company in depth and personalise the letters. At least is not a waste of time for fiverr freelancers who are earning money for creating those letters😂😂 but the resume always matter more.

  • @anamzakir-gi3zc
    @anamzakir-gi3zc Год назад

    useless video delete this video now this is disgraceful

  • @its_notta_cedar
    @its_notta_cedar Год назад

    Lolwotm8? Jessica I trust your experience and believe you are the best recruiter I've ever heard of. Because you're the only recruiter I've ever heard of. Usually people are recruiting for specific things, military, sports, theater, ect, I've never heard of recruiting for generating revenue. I'm confused here that is all, I'm finishing the video as I write this, still lost and it's not getting easier to understand. This is just a bunch of modern business talk and while I appreciate the video, it appears well done and you are very professional I'm just a landscaper with a bonsai channel so I don't know why I'm here. Good luck recruiting all.

  • @PrinceNkutha-jn6wp
    @PrinceNkutha-jn6wp Год назад

    Your videos are amazing

  • @s.parker9269
    @s.parker9269 Год назад

    So basically to get a job you need to make that company more important to you than anything else. Employers need to figure out that jobs are a means to an end not the end itself.

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber Год назад

      Employers want to hire people that want to be there. If your answer reflects that the position is a means to an end to you, you won’t get hired.

    • @s.parker9269
      @s.parker9269 Год назад

      @Jessica Kimber - Career Coach & Recruiter oh, so you are suggesting that potential candidates lie to potential employers to get hired? I would bet, if you are honest, that your job is not more important to you than most other things... family, friends, life experiences, etc. But for some reason employers, according to you, want to hear that their company is more important during the interview process when those individuals themselves would probably (hopefully) realize that even their positions are a means to an end, that end being life. If employers just want robots... then make them. As a military vet and current middle school math teacher, I have never had to do what you are suggesting to get a job. People, real people, real employers appreciate honesty above fake responses that check all the boxes. Anyone can lie to say what someone wants to hear. But truthfully, people apply for and want certain jobs to better their personal lives. Now if you had prefaced your video by saying that this applies to executive or management positions, then you have a point, but the guy wanting a job making tacos or cleaning up beds in hospitals or driving trucks doesn't have to do what you are suggesting to get hired. There is a huge difference between corporate leadership positions and "jobs".

    • @jessicakimber
      @jessicakimber Год назад

      @@s.parker9269 it’s not lying if you’re genuinely interested in the role. For your own personal satisfaction, you should be applying for roles you are interested in and enjoy doing.