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Screen Resumes in Seconds

I manually go through hundreds of resumes daily to screen the best ones for open job positions. This takes up a lot of my time and I sometimes miss out good resumes. Is there a way by which I can quickly screen resumes, so that I can spend more time interviewing and short-listing the best candidates? With the all-new ResumeGrabber Professional , you can screen resumes in no time. Just enter the resume keywords in a search box and click the ‘Grab’ button on ResumeGrabber toolbar. It will screen all resumes in your Outlook, system folders, Google and show up only those that matched your keywords. You no longer have to open each resume to find out whether it meets your requirement. You can now screen hundreds of resumes in minutes, which would have otherwise taken you hours to do. Download your 10-day trial version of ResumeGrabber at no cost and sprint your way to recruiting success.

Replacement Planning - Recruiter Tips

Source: eGrabber Newsletters It is important for HR professionals to draw a game plan to replace employees when they leave. Identify key players in the organization, who have the maximum impact on the bottom line. These are the ones who will cause the most damage if they leave. Implement organized programs like mentoring, leadership development, or job rotation and encourage these key employees to actively participate in these programs. Maintain a list of alternate candidates that you can consider if any of your key employees leave. Proactively build relationships with these potential candidates. Developing these replacement strategies will help you manage risk.

eGrabber to showcase New Resume Sourcing Tool at MRINetwork's Global Conference 2007

San Jose, CA, September 08, 2007 - eGrabber, the leading Silicon Valley-based provider of sales lead and resume data capture and processing solutions, announced its participation at the MRINetwork's Global Conference 2007 to be held in Philadelphia from September 8-12, 2007 at booth 308. At the conference, eGrabber will showcase the latest addition to its portfolio of Recruiting solutions – ResumeFinder. ResumeFinder is specifically designed to help HR professionals quickly search for resumes using Google. Recruiting professionals can use, edit, save and even share ResumeFinders’s patent-pending search string scripts to unleash the full power of Google when searching for passive candidates. To search for passive candidates, recruiters no longer need to be experts in Google’s advanced search commands. Instead they can now enter only the desired resume keywords, and ResumeFinder then programs Google with all the appropriate search strings to find only relevant resumes. “Today, findi

Explain Company Goals to your Employees

Explain the company goals to your employees and explain how an employee's efforts fit in. The management has to solicit employees to come up with suggestions on how to improve the processes in the organization. As I was writing this post I remembered an article published in Inc.com titled "In A Former Life" written by Ilan Mochari. This was an interesting interview with Kenneth Kannapan CEO of Plantronics, a $400-million maker of telephone headsets based in Santa Cruz, California. Here is the article by Ilan Mochari from inc.com CEO S. Kenneth Kannappan discusses how he discovered the key to motivating employees while working at his first job. Present life: CEO of Plantronics, a $400-million maker of telephone headsets based in Santa Cruz, Calif. Former life: In the summer of 1978, after he graduated from high school, Kannappan worked for an electronics-repair shop in Northbrook, Ill. "It was $3.50 an hour. There was very poor ventilation. But at the time, jobs were

Motivate your "Actively Disengaged" Employees

I recently read an article in About.com titled "Two Musts For Employee Motivation" written by Susan M.Heathfield. The article is based on an attention-getting Gallup Poll about disengaged employees which was highlighted in a recent Wall Street Journal. Here is the paragraph. Gallup found 19 percent of 1,000 people interviewed "actively disengaged" at work. These workers complain that they don't have the tools they need to do their jobs. They don't know what is expected of them. Their bosses don't listen to them. Based on these interviews and survey data from its consulting practice, Gallup says actively disengaged workers cost employers $292 billion to $355 billion a year. Furthermore, Gallup concluded that disengaged workers miss more days of work and are less loyal to employers. Gallup polls helps us realize the importance of employee motivation in organizations today. We will discuss more on motivation in the forthcoming posts.

The role of Training/Workshops in Employee Retention

I'm now back with a post on Employee Retention. In the previous posts I've written about " CEO Role in employee retention " & " Rewards Best Employees at the right time ." I recently came across a Reader Poll: "How Many Conferences Does The Boss Send You To?" in LeeOdden's blog . You may wonder as to Why am I ranting about the poll. However a close watch will help you to witness a relationship between conferences/workshops/training programs and employee retention. When you send your employees to attend such conferences and workshops they learn new methods, and they learn how to apply them on job. This creates a positive thinking that their employer is ready to invest for them and interested in their development. And the employees go back to perform much better than before.