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		<title>When it’s Not What You Thought it Would Be</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:01:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator><![CDATA[cameronwhite]]></dc:creator>
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		<category><![CDATA[career advice]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most of us can relate to accepting a job position, certain that it’s where we’ll end up retiring “one of these days”.  Usually, when the job isn’t what we thought it would be, we can easily begin the process over.  We can keep our resumes current, our eye peeled to the LegalAuthority.com site and hope [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child "><span title="M" class="cap"><span>M</span></span>ost of us can relate to accepting a <a title="Job Search Engine" href="http://www.linkedin.com/companies/hound.com" target="_self"><strong>job position</strong></a>, certain that it’s where we’ll end up retiring “one of these days”.  Usually, when the job isn’t what we thought it would be, we can easily begin the process over.  We can keep our resumes current, our eye peeled to the LegalAuthority.com site and hope for the best.  But what happens when you realize you sacrificed a good chunk of your twenties in law school, only to realize you’d rather be used as a guinea pig for the Hurricane Hunters to drop you into the eye of a hurricane in an effort to collect data?  We asked A. Harrison Barnes what happens when clients come to him in his role as a <a title="Career Coach" href="http://www.linkedin.com/in/harrisonbarnes" target="_self"><strong>career coach</strong></a> and who have this problem.  What does he counsel them to do?</p>
<p>“It’s not uncommon, not only for lawyers, but doctors, journalists, engineers and others as well, to realize they chose the wrong profession.  They find themselves completely dissatisfied and begin to resent having to show up each day”, says Barnes.  The first thing that everyone must keep in mind is that the way you feel today, this week or even this month, might not be indicative of how you’re going to feel in three months.  If, however, you’re sure a career as an attorney is not what you want,  the LegalAuthority.com founder might suggest remaining in the legal field, but instead of filling the role as a lawyer, maybe going into the legal consulting aspect will serve you well.  This keeps you in the field and gives you a head start – you already know the law and you can easily slide right into the role of one who incorporates strategic management tactics, marketing efforts and other consultation efforts.</p>
<p>Barnes also encourages his clients to consider teaching.  You already know the law, it’s not a big leap to jump into the educational arena.  You’ll need to have certain qualifications to teach, but they vary.  This allows you to make the most of your education, while also allowing others the benefit of it, as well.  In fact, since it wasn’t what you thought it would be, you come to law students with a unique perspective.  Still, says the LegalAuthority.com founder, you don’t want to allow your disillusions to take over, though.</p>
<p>It may be, too, that you’re in the wrong specialty.  Family law is tough and takes a lot out of the attorneys who enter this particular sector.  Some lawyers simply change specialties and realize the passion was there along, it was only a matter of tapping into it.</p>
<p>Whatever you ultimately decide to do, it’s important to live your life doing those things that make you happy and leave you feeling fulfilled.  Otherwise, you’re setting yourself up for a lifetime of resentment and broken dreams.  Few of us, regardless of which career paths we take, have to hone in on which area of our career brings us the most satisfaction and the same holds true for attorneys, as well.</p>
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		<title>Understanding the Recruitment Process</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 04 May 2010 09:43:43 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator><![CDATA[cameronwhite]]></dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Recruitment refers to a process, whereby the qualified candidates are screened to ensure if they are capable for a specific job position. The professional recruiters are retained by some of the large sized and mid sized organizations. There are also external recruitment procedures whereby employees are selected from outside the organization. The recruitment industry says [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p class="first-child "><span title="R" class="cap"><span>R</span></span>ecruitment refers to a process, whereby the qualified candidates are  screened to ensure if they are capable for a specific job position. The  professional recruiters are retained by some of the large sized and mid  sized organizations. There are also external recruitment procedures  whereby employees are selected from outside the organization. The  recruitment industry says A. Harrison Barnes, CEO of  employmentcrossing.com is divided into four main categories. These are:</p>
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<li>Recruitment website</li>
<li>Employment agencies</li>
<li><strong>Professional recruitment</strong></li>
<li>Headhunters&#8221; for professional and executive recruitment</li>
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<p>There are several stages involved in the recruitment process and they  are as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li>Sourcing the candidates by method of advertisements or by means of  other methods</li>
<li>Screening the candidates</li>
<li>Selecting the candidates who are potential through interviews and  tests</li>
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<p>There are on the whole four main types of recruiting agencies and they  are mentioned below: A variety of recruitment agencies are traditional agencies with physical  locations. The candidates visit these branches for interviews. The  recruitment consultants labor to match the pool of candidates. Those  candidates who are considered suitable are short listed. The short  listed candidates are then sent for an interview with the employer who  are potential enough on either a permanent or temporary basis says A.  Harrison Barnes.</p>
<p>Compensation agencies are of different kinds. A contingency fee is paid  by companies at the time the recommended <a href="http://dolchallenge.ideascale.com/a/dtd/19685-5847"><strong>job seeker</strong></a> accepts the job. A  fee of about 12.5% is deduced from online, which comes with a guarantee  of 30 to 90 days. Incase the candidate fails to perform, his jobs get  terminated says A. Harrison Barnes. Companies also make advanced  payment. This amount is totally nonrefundable and paid in full on the  basis of the success and outcome. The high level executives and the  headhunters are generally deemed for compensations of this kind. There  are also arrangements of hourly compensation for those who are working  on temporary basis. It is a pre-negotiated salary that is paid by the  recruiter.</p>
<p>Another type of recruiter is called a &#8220;headhunter&#8221; who looks out for  suitable candidates. These headhunters are even more aggressive than  those of the in house recruiters. More advanced sales techniques are  used by these headhunters. The various tactics made use of by these  headhunters; include posing clients for attracting potential candidates,  or visiting the offices of the candidates. The headhunters may also  generate their own list or purchase expensive lists of names or job  titles. The recruiters also make other arrangements such as preparing  candidates for interviews, negotiate the salary offered, and carry out a  closure on the search. The headhunters make time to visit trade shows,  and overseas and homeland meetings. These are the associations that are  commonly attended by hiring managers and potential candidates, says A.  Harrison Barnes.</p>
<p>Headhunters earn huge amounts of money. At times their annual income is  more than 30% of the prospective candidate&#8217;s annual income. As a result  of the high payments, the headhunters are placed in the position of  executive and managerial posts. These professional also recruit very  specialized individuals like scientists, and related top level officials  in this field. In house recruiters tend to attract candidates for  specific areas. For this the recruiters are required to expand their  professional network and cultivate relationships says A. Harrison  Barnes. Apart from this, they are also required to maintain a database,  acquire company directories, lists of candidates.</p>
<p>The steps involved in the entire recruitment process are as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li>Incase there has been a new job  opening, or incase a person has retired or achieved promotion,  vacancies arises.</li>
<li>The vacancy details may be circulated in the newspaper or posted on  the website.</li>
<li>The names of the candidates short listed are called for an  interview. The job of short listing the candidates fall within the  purview of the recruitment panel, those candidates who are considered to  be qualified enough are and satisfies the requirement of the recruiter  are called for an interview.</li>
<li>The candidates if they want can ask for feedbacks. The candidates  must not complain that they have been treated unfairly. Feedbacks give  them a clear idea on which grounds they have be rejected.</li>
<li>Thereafter, the interviews are held, the interview panel asks the  same set of questions to all the job seekers. The fresher are however  interviewed in a different manner. Those who are professionals and have  work experience are interviewed to showcase their talents and bring into  the forefront records of their previous achievements. These tend to  impress the recruiter to a greater extent. The recruiters tend to look  out for the necessary skills and abilities for handling the official  chores, says A. Harrison Barnes.</li>
<li>Those selected in the interview are then sending for induction  training programs.</li>
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