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I'm considering trying to transition from my generalist role to that of recruiter. I do some interviewing now and I think that I would be effective in this role. What should I focus on to make me a st
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Moving from Generalist to Recruiter

posted at 7/30/2011 12:52 PM EDT
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As I am completing the M.S. in HR management and switching from a career primarily customer service/call center function, I have seriously considered recruiting as my entry point into the human resources world. For two reasons: (1) at this time it maybe easier as an entry point and (2) the networking/contacts are a bonus to sourcing potential applicants. Are these realistic expectations?
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Moving from Generalist to Recruiter

posted at 7/30/2011 4:22 PM EDT
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In this economy, enter any way you can. Given the lacklustre job creation right now, recruiting might not be the best avenue.

Were I doing it over again, I think I might go for compensation right now.
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