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Recruiting in a Shallow Pool This insightful and intuitive recruitment training program skillfully blends internet research with best hands-on recruitment practices, while providing you with techniques and strategies to secure a competitive recruiting advantage. Learn the best practices of Internet Sourcing combined with a proven process of turning leads into candidates. This combined webinar features the practical experience of both Doug Beabout, CPC, CSP a veteran executive recruiter and trainer Moises Lopez, Internet Sourcing guru.
August 27, 2008 at 1:00 a.m. CST
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