Recruitment- Week 2 Flashcards

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What is pre-closing?

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Asking the correct questions, ironing out hesitations, and establishing terms of the opportunity and surrounding details in order to lock in a candidate.

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When does pre-closing begin and finish?

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It starts during the initial conversation BEFORE submission and ends when a person starts working on an assignment.

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Why is pre-closing important?

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Provides insight into potential variables and land mines. Decreases the chance of a candidate backing out in the process, increasing the likelihood of an accepted offer.

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What should you keep in mind when writing a power statement?

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How can your candidate’s experience fulfill the client’s needs?

Regardless of the format, make sure to focus on what’s relevant for the job you’re submitting the candidate to. Avoid fluff!

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What is a power statement? Why is it important?

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A summary of a candidate’s experience, specifically aligned to a client’s requirement.

A power statement is important because it’s an extension of a candidate’s resume. If written well, it can paint the picture that your candidate is their solution. It should differentiate your candidate from the rest.

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