The Recruiting Animal Show

Recruiting In Australia

09.01.27: Listen Here

THE GUESTS:
Dan Nuroo, Michael Specht, Ross Clennett

ON THE COUCH:
Jerry Albright, Maureen Sharib, JD Jason Davis, William Uranga.

CLIPS FROM THE SHOW
09.01.27: Canada and Australia (Intro)
09.01.27: Do Recruiters Need An Education
09.01.27: Recruiting Tips from Australia
09.01.27: Contingency Recruiters & Exclusive Searches

TWITTER
williamu: @Animal Your show is at 5pm now?
Animal: @williamu We are on at 8pm EST tonite to connect with Australian recruiters at Wed noon over there (my usual show time). R U in?
recruitingblogs: I'm calling in. it better be funny.
mspecht: rofl @animal has trouble with hearing
pauljacobs4real: I couldn't understand the Canadian & Australian accents. BTW NZ is far superior to Australia FYI - get your facts rights eh eh
Dannuroo: thanks for having us over Animal
thomasshaw: @jobadder lol. would you like to know what i am wearing right now... mmm... hot.
jobadder: @thomasshaw Don't make me send the recruiting animal over there !

What Makes A Smart Recruiter?

09.01.21: LISTEN HERE

Recruitingblogs.com ran a contest called "What Makes Me A Smart Recruiter". About 76 recruiters offered their opinions in writing. We discussed their answers on The Recruiting Animal Show.

On The Couch
JD Jason Davis, Maureen Sharib, Jerry Albright, Julia Stone.

Michael Johnson, Director of Software Sales, Avature

09.01.14:

Michael Johnson: Linked In

On the Couch: Jerry Albright, Amybeth Hale, Dave Manaster, JD Jason Davis

Maureen Sharib's Telephone Sourcing Show

Day: Every other Wednesday

Time: 1:00 pm to 1:30 pm (immediately following The Recruiting Animal Show)

Format: Maureen answers your questions about telephone sourcing

Call In: 646-652-2754.

Who Is Maureen Sharib?

The Queen Bee of Telephone Sourcing. Maureen has:

1. a telephone sourcing business
2. a telephone sourcing training program
3. a blog
4. a social network for sourcers
5. an online text chat about sourcing (Tues and Thurs at noon EST.
6. a call-in radio show about telephone sourcing

The Animal Panel

The Recruiting Animal Show is not just the Animal and his guest. Absolutely not. Comments from callers are an important part of every show.

Anyone can call in to comment but there are some regulars who call in time and again with a lot to say and some of it's worth hearing.

What Is The Couch?

We call these callers, collectively, The Couch. On all of the great TV talk shows, the host would sit behind a desk and his guest would sit beside him on a couch.

When a guest's interview was over, she didn't leave the show, she just moved down the couch and continued to comment on the next guest's conversation. And the next guests followed suit.

If You Want To Call In

If you want to call in, join us by all means but the show can get rowdy so if you say something stupid, be ready to take a hit. Here's the good news, it really doesn't hurt.

When The Recruiting Animal sees your area code appear, he will ask you if you want to identify yourself. You are free to say nothing or to offer a phony name. If you want to speak but won't give a name, The Recruiting Animal will give you one.

ON THE COUCH

January 2008

The Recruiting Animal Awards 2008

09.01.07: LISTEN HERE

The Awards

Amybeth Hale, Best Teeth on an Internet Sourcer
Dave Mendoza, Person of the Year
Maren Hogan, Social Media Rookie of the Year
(Honourable mention to Rayanne Thorn & Sister Claudia Faust)
Heather Hamilton, John Sumser Award for Authentic Blogging
Steve Levy, Transparency Award
Karen Mattonnen, Personality of the Year
Bill Vick, Video Blogger of the Year
Jim Stroud, Podcaster of the Year (The Recruiters Lounge)
David Perry, Intrepid Recruiter of the Year
Craig Silverman, Most Poised Recruiter (Lighter Than Air Award)
Harry Joiner, Marketing Recruiter of the Year
Verbal Summary, Best New Recruiting Tool 2008
Susan Burns, Talk Talent Cafe, Best Recruiting Chat of the Year
Maureen Sharib, Telephone Sourcing Trainer of the Year
Chris Russell, Social Media Excellence 2008
Jason Alba, Social Media Excellence 2008
Ami Givertz, Recruitosphere Excellence
Chris Hoyt, Tony Roberts Award for Location Excellence 2008
(special mention Vicki Z Lauter)
John Sumser, Lifetime Achievement Award
David Manaster, Lifetime Achievement Award
Recruitingblogs.com, Recruiting Social Network of the Year
HRMToday, HR Social Network of the Year
Fistful of Talent, Best Group Blog
Dennis Smith, Community Manager Award (Wirelessjobs.com)
Gretchen Ledgard, Corporate Recruiting Blogger of the Year
Robert Merrill, Blogging Excellence (Utah Tech Jobs)
Susan Kang Nam, Twitterbug of the Year
(Special Mention: Wm Uranga & Katie Tierney)
SourcerKelly and Jessica_Lee, Saucy and Sassy Award
Colin Kingsbury Recruiting.gone Award (Special Mention: Workfarce)
Jason Goldberg, Comeback Kid Award
Sourceon, Internet Sourcing Award
Cliff Mintz, Best Educated Member of the Animal Panel
Jerry Albright, Carl Chapman, Outstanding Contributions to the Animal Panel
Paul Debettignies, Recruitosphere Nice Guy
Josh Letourneau,Best Grooming Advice
Jim Durbin, Communication Excellence for Recruiting on Twitter
Alex Levit, Best Book (Success For Hire)
Gautam Ghosh, Best HR Bogger in Asia 2008
Jennifer McClure, Surprise Guest of the Year (Animal Show)
Jason Davis, Best Repeat Performance In A Cameo Role
Heather Gardner, Lucy Feliciano, James Guske, Super Fan Awards
Richard Becker, Best Recruiting Animal Show Review