Fordyce TV: A Case Story Approach to Recruiting

In any economy, candidates have to be enticed to take new jobs, and clients have to believe in the value of using a recruiter.

How do you get their attention long enough to make your pitch? Advertisers and movie-makers know that if you can draw in an audience with a compelling story, they will be more receptive to your message. What’s your recruiting story and how are you communicating it?

Join us on Tuesday, August 4 for the next episode of Fordyce TV — Lynn Hazan, recruiter and professional storyteller, will show how to use storytelling techniques to better communicate with candidates, clients, and new business propects. Hear examples of when stories made a difference in her recruiting practice, and begin to consider how to make effective use of your own recruiting stories.

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The show starts promptly at 2pm ET on www.fordyceletter.com (right before the show you’ll see a small TV logo — click the white arrow in the box and enjoy the show — if you don’t see the box at 2, try refreshing the screen once or twice until you see it). There will be a live Q&A session via the chat box after the presentation, too, so come prepared with questions.