Abstract
Ever wonder why you didn’t get a timely call back after an interview? Or why you didn’t get that job offer when you KNEW you aced the interview? Or if they’re actually telling you the whole truth about your candidacy? The answers may surprise you. But experienced recruiters know the answers, and after this presentation, you will too.
Recruiting is a far more complex process than most people realize. It’s an administrative job. And a public realtions job. And a sales job. And it demands attention to some very strict legal implications that must be made to look tranparent to the candidate.
The goal of this presentation is to give job seekers some insight into what hiring managers and recruiters are thinking on their side of the interview process, and to offer some common-sense suggestions on how you can take advantage of that to make your job search less stressful and more successful.
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Speaker
Gary Gabaccia spent the last 13 years of his 37-year IBM career recruiting professional services personnel for IBM’s consulting arm, Global Business Services.
Gary has recruited both entry-level college hires and experienced professionals, with skills ranging from administrative to IT programmers, architects, project managers and principals. As a Recruiting Executive, he successfully built a recruiting organization from the ground up, recruiting, hiring and then managing as many as 32 recruiters to meet the GBS hiring needs.
Gary retired from IBM in 2011, and for the last twelve years has been one of the co-leaders of the Hillsdale (NJ) Career Networking Group. As such, Gary presents topics related to the job search process at each of the group’s monthly meetings and provides individual assistance to its members as they pursue their next positions.
Gary is a graduate of Seton Hall University, and is a semi-obsessed Yankee fan.
