Recruitment in the modern world
Practical advice and resources for employers, hiring managers, in-house recruitment teams, job candidates, and job seekers
Episodes
53 episodes
RIBA's role as a voice of the architectural profession, with Valerie Vaughan-Dick MBE
Anthony Haynes writes: On this podcast, we've tended to focus on talent acquisition and career development, especially in relation to our core market - which comprises professional organisation (membership bodies, awarding bodies, and ...
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Season 7
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Episode 53
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18:51
Diversity, equity, and inclusion, with Olivia Hill (AAT)
Anthony Haynes writes: Welcome to a new season (our 7th)! In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Olivia Hill, People Director of Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT). <...
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Season 7
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Episode 52
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20:32
Recruiting talent with a commercial edge, with Fiona Wilson's Talent Report
Anthony Haynes writes: Our experience of working with organisations for professionals (membership organisations, learning providers, and awarding bodies) shows that there is a long-term and still growing trend of wishing to recruit peo...
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Season 6
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Episode 51
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20:14
Candidate search and DEI, with Fiona Wilson
Anthony Haynes writes: Once a recruitment agency has been engaged and briefed on a role, the question arises of how to conduct the search for potential candidates.This entails two entwined considerations, namely how to conduct ...
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Season 6
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Episode 50
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18:56
Establishing a culture of coaching, with Vanessa Harwood-Whitcher
Anthony Haynes writes: 'Being passionate' has become a cliché of management speech - but in the case of Vanessa Harwood-Whitcher (CEO, Institute of Occupational Safety and Health), the culture of coaching is genuinely a passion.&nb...
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Season 6
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Episode 49
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22:43
Writing job advertisements: a DEI perspective
Anthony Haynes writes: There's plenty of guidance on how to construct job advertisements - but much of it has little to say about considerations of diversity, equity, and inclusion.In this episode, Sherah Beckley and I focus on...
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Season 6
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Episode 48
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7:36
Laying the foundations of DEI in talent, with Fiona Wilson
Anthony Haynes writes: Many organisations - employers and talent agencies - are reviewing their policies regarding diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). In this, the first episode in our occasional series on the topic, Fiona Wilson (...
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Season 6
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Episode 47
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12:20
Coaching: an inside view, with Fiona Wilson
Anthony Haynes writes: Though the majority of our episodes concern talent acquisition, we also cover wider aspects of human resources - notably talent development. That is our focus here. In particular, drawing on Fiona Wi...
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Season 6
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Episode 46
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22:55
DEI in talent acquisition, with Dawn Pike
Anthony Haynes writes: My impression from attending Recruitment Expo a couple of weeks ago was that a couple of themes were dominating discussion - one was technology, especially AI, and the other was diversity, equality, and inclusion...
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Season 6
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Episode 45
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30:35
Good practice in onboarding and induction, with Dawn Pike
Anthony Haynes writes: So, you've completed the selection process and offered the job to your favoured candidate: how does the journey progress from there? This episode focuses on two key, inter-locking, processes: onboarding a...
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Season 6
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Episode 44
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35:25
Using social media effectively
Anthony Haynes writes: Our work at FJ Wilson Talent Services is concerned with social media in two ways. The first (perhaps more minor way) concerns our own use of social media; the second concerns our stakeholders'.In this epi...
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Season 5
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Episode 43
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15:37
How talent agencies work: content production with Bart Hallmark
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 42
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15:23
How talent agencies work: interviewing and media, with Sherah Beckley
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 41
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13:16
How talent acquisition works, with Fiona Wilson
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 40
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24:23
How talent acquisition works: the Comms role
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 39
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16:00
How talent acquisition works: the Recruitment Administrator role
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 38
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14:52
How talent acquisition works: the Researcher role
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.Our series, How Talent Acquisition Works, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 37
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15:08
How talent acquisition works: the Resourcing Partner role
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.This series, How Talent Acquisition Work, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 36
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10:57
How talent acquisition works: the Account Manager role
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.This series, How Talent Acquisition Work, is designed to contribute to the...
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Season 5
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Episode 35
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15:15
How talent agencies work: view from the inside
Anthony Haynes writes: Talent agencies contribute most effectively to talent acquisition when there's an empathy between agencies and their stakeholders.In particular, it really helps when employers and individuals (job-seekers...
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Season 5
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Episode 34
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2:31
How to improve recruitment practices: Afrah Qassim of Savera UK
Anthony Haynes writes: Hearing how organizations have worked to improve their recruitment practices can be both fascinating and instructive. Savera UK is a leading charity working to end ‘honour’-based abuse (HBA) and ot...
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Season 5
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Episode 33
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17:10
Reviewing your website: a non-technical guide
Anthony Haynes (pictured) writes: As part of our work with clients and prospective clients, we study employers' websites carefully. One clear conclusion: the quality and user-friendliness of employers' websites varies hugely!In...
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Season 5
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Episode 32
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12:26
How to improve your meetings: with Carrie Goucher
Anthony Haynes writes: If you find that meetings don't make an undue demand on your time and that the meetings you attend are invariably engaging and productive, you don't need to listen to this episode.If, on the other hand, y...
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Season 5
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Episode 31
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30:43
Talent acquisition and business development: rethinking in action
Anthony Haynes writes: In a previous episode, we reviewed a business podcast that made a big impression on us -...
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Season 4
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Episode 30
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11:05
Providing a talent acquisition service: beyond the traditional model
How are talent services organised - and, crucially, what does that mean for clients, i.e. the employers and hiring managers using agencies?In this episode, we look below the bonnet of talent acquisition. We examine two models: a traditi...
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Season 4
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Episode 29
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8:42