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Axel Haitzer is a lateral thinker, an expert in human resources (marketing) and e-business. Haitzer, born in 1959, maverick, benchbreaker and busy entrepreneur. As a keynote speaker, he is a member of the German Speakers Association (GSA). His subject areas are training marketing, trainee recruiting and securing skilled workers. With applicant magnet: 365 inspiring ideas how YOUR company can magnetically attract top applicants, he has now presented his first non-fiction book. More information at www.aicovo.com
Several studies show that most readers of job advertisements do not understand exactly what the job advertised is. The next hurdle for potential applicants is to reconcile their own experience, qualifications and expectations with the often exaggerated requirement profiles. Operating instructions instead of comprehensible text The majority of job advertisements also seem implausible, somehow fake...
Many companies are said to be desperately looking for skilled workers. If you then take a closer look, you will find: Dialogue is often avoided! Courting for the best minds Many say that companies are desperately looking for skilled workers. "The market has turned," say the companies. "Nowadays you have to apply to the applicant," say some hiring managers. "I can imagine...
It is becoming increasingly difficult to secure motivated specialists. Every applicant asks himself: "Why should I work for this company?" And how did the HR team answer the question? – In any case, an employer can no longer score with an “Er…”, a “Well…” or phrases like “We focus on people”.…