Interesting stats show that 62% of newly recruited staff, remain registered with job boards with their situation the same.
Research from TipTopJob, finds that 21% remove themselves from online recruitment sites altogether once they have started a new job and 17% remain registered but change their availability.
What does this show us? Are people concerned about having made the right decision about their move so are therefore keeping their options open? Should newly recruited staff remove themselves from job boards to really show their commitment to the new organisation?
Job boards would usually consist of jobseekers who are actively looking rather than passively. It is however up to individuals as to what they decide to do with their registrations and a lot of people like to always have their eyes out for alternative options. It will also depend on the industry and role type/level. If you imagine contractors, they are constantly changing roles and always need to be out there looking for their next opportunity and this is markedly different to Managing Directors who may only be changing roles every 10 to 15 years.
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Facebook is the largest social network that allows individuals to connect with friends and acquaintances and re-connect with people from the past. As networking is the best tool for finding a new job, Facebook can be very effective in helping you to open new doors.
Tell your friends that you are looking for a new job. It is important that everyone knows your situation otherwise they are non-the-wiser. If your friends know you are looking then they are likely to let you know about any relevant roles that come up of interest to you. Keep updating your status about things relating to your job hunt so people do not forget your situation e.g. “interview went well this morning”.
Instead of just updating your status, use “Notes” as these tend to stay on people screens for longer.
Make sure your Facebook profile is private. Under your Account, Privacy Settings you can choose “Friends Only” so that potential employers who search for your name cannot see your details, photos or updates.
Facebook’s list feature means you can create lists of people in your network and customise the privacy settings so professional friends can only see what you want them to see. This means you do not jeopardise your chances of getting a new job if you are connected to a potential employer and you do not want them seeing certain things.
Facebook may be more for fun but do not over-look how effective it can be when looking for a new job. Because the people in your Facebook network are generally people you know better than the other networks, you are more likely to be recommended jobs by others if they know you are looking. Do not be afraid to embrace Facebook in your search for a new job.
Danone is a multinational food products corporation with 4 business lines that include fresh dairy, water, early life nutrition and medical nutrition. The company is currently recruiting for over 500 roles that are registered on the TipTopJob website.
Danone are recruiting Worldwide! It is simple to find the jobs on the TipTopJob website and go on to apply online. Just make sure you have updated your CV/Resume and that it is relevant to the role you are applying for.
Danone are a huge global company and a great corporation to be involved with.
Here are the Countries they are recruiting within: Saudi Arabia, Poland, Morocco, Turkey, France, Japan, Czech Republic, the USA, Denmark, Netherlands, the UK, Brazil, Singapore, Hungary, Germany, Iran, Argentina, Canada, Russia, Italy, Belgium, Egypt, Mexico.
And these are the industries covered: IT, Marketing, Sales, Graduate, Management, Outdoor, Sales, Engineering, HR, Accountancy and more.
To scroll through the list of jobs for Danone, CLICK HERE.
