Recruiters

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Brand Details

Type: Service

Description: Recruiters are professionals who find, screen, and attract applicants for open positions. They manage the entire talent acquisition process, from advertising jobs and reviewing resumes to interviewing candidates and collaborating with hiring managers. They build relationships with candidates and hiring managers and possess excellent communication skills. Some build personal brands to enhance their profiles. There is a distinction between recruiters and recruitment marketers.

Website: https://www.indeed.com/career-advice/finding-a-job/what-does-a-recruiter-do

Mention Analytics

Total Mentions: 13

Subreddit Mentions:

Positive Mentions: 6

Negative Mentions: 4

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NeutralCareer Advice

💬 44 comments

⬆︎ 114 upvotes

Mentions the advice to reach out to recruiters.

Found in /r/Accounting/
PositiveCareer Advice

💬 3 comments

⬆︎ 15 upvotes

Recruiters are recommended for bypassing slow HR timelines and providing pre-screened candidates.

Found in /r/Accounting/
NeutralCareer Advice

💬 9 comments

⬆︎ 16 upvotes

Mention of recruiters in the original post and comment, with some negative sentiment.

Found in /r/Lawyertalk/

Apr 27, 2025

I got pissed off a recruiters ghosting me... so I built a CRM to track them during my job hunt

NegativeSoftware Recommendation

💬 23 comments

⬆︎ 81 upvotes

The author is criticizing recruiters.

Found in /r/Startup_Ideas/

Apr 21, 2025

Built out of pure recruiter-related rage. Trying to validate if this is just me. (I will not promote)

NegativeGeneral Discussion

💬 20 comments

⬆︎ 15 upvotes

The post describes negative experiences with recruiters.

Found in /r/startups/

Apr 17, 2025

Recruiters

PositiveGeneral Discussion

💬 13 comments

⬆︎ 1 upvotes

Thanks to their help, I was able to transition to a new job that pays me more than double what my previous gave with excellent benefits. I'd say it never hurts to try, so if someone hits you up, just always respond.

Found in /r/Accounting/

Apr 12, 2025

My experience of finding an IT job in the current NZ market, and some tips.

NeutralCareer Advice

💬 77 comments

⬆︎ 199 upvotes

Referenced in the context of receiving a referral.

Found in /r/newzealand/

Feb 5, 2025

Does anyone have experience getting a job via a recruiting agency?

NegativeCareer Advice

💬 7 comments

⬆︎ 3 upvotes

Negative feedback from an employer about unsolicited calls and low success rate with candidates placed by recruiters.

Found in /r/LawFirm/

Jan 29, 2025

Whatever you do, never lowball your salary expectations with recruiters. They want you to feel that you can’t get as much for your skills because for them it’s easier to place someone at lower salary.

PositiveCareer Advice

💬 26 comments

⬆︎ 154 upvotes

The comments suggest that recruiters try to increase salaries, not lower them, to get a higher fee.

Found in /r/Accounting/

Jan 28, 2025

Please give me your honest opinion… I’m about to throw up

NegativeCareer Advice

💬 270 comments

⬆︎ 433 upvotes

The original post and some comments suggest that recruiters are not providing accurate salary information. Some users are critical of the recruiters' lack of honesty.

Found in /r/Accounting/

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