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Recruiter Development Series
"The Keys to Successful Recruiting"
Lee DuBois Technologies is proud
to present a “must” for the Executive who is committed to
recruiting and developing the most-sought-after Recruit. Taken from our
19 years of recruiter training experience and almost 30,000 recruiter
graduates, we know “What Works” and “Who Will Work.”
Subjects covered in the two-day sessions would include:
DAY 1 MORNING
I. The Science of Recruiting
“The Art of Selection”
- The 6 Truths of the Top Recruiter
- Defining “The Salesperson’s Job”
and its importance to Retention
- Marketing Tools - Employment advertisements, the
message that they give, their mis-directions, and the reasons why they
may not get the people we want. Learn the use of Personal Introductions,
and the use of the Phone in Recruiting
- Selection via an Assessment System
- Management-focused Interview questions
- Guide to interpreting Responses
- Benchmarking Recruits -- Achievers and Under-Achievers
- Using Benchmarks to establish “The Achiever”
Best traits
- Selecting the “Achiever” and giving
them Personal Development Goals
- Comparison of Recruit’s Profile to the
Profile of the
Top Performer
- Interviewing questions – Do they have
“What it Takes”
- Outlines specific skills deficiencies
to be addressed
II. Recruiting Skills and Strategies
“Skills for Success”
- Making Salespeople into long-term Producers
“Why Experienced Agents Plateau . . . and Fail”
- The Recruit will tell you where you are weak
in the Recruiting Process
ANALYZE, ANALYZE, ANALYZE
III. Establish Rapport and Trust
“Gaining a Deeper Relationship . . . Early on”
- Qualifying the Recruit
For the most sought-after Recruit, the Recruiter must make them AWARE
of their opportunities with the COMPANY, or DISTURB them to uncover
unfulfilled needs/wants/desires
- Organizing the Interview -- Using Profiling and
“The Agenda”
The truth is that Recruiter/Selectors hardly ever (never) do a proper
job of organizing for the Interview because of time constraints. We
make it easy
- Identifying the Main Cause of Recruiting Reluctance
- Getting into comfortable Conversation
How to get the Recruit to listen to your message and to like you well
enough that you will get Prestige Introductions, even if they don’t
join
- Bridging from Conversation to Business
- Establishing an aura of Professionalism and
Competence
Create an atmosphere where the Professional wants to function
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DAY 1 AFTERNOON
I . Developing a Compelling Career Presentation
“Communicating your unique Career Advantages”
- Opening the closed mind to your opportunity
Some top Recruits need to be “sold” on the company and the
career
- Appealing to the Recruit’s Logical AND Emotional
Incentives
- Eliminating ”I’m not interested.”
Being an interesting presenter is key at every step of the process •
Beating the Competition for the sought-after Recruit
“Why join us rather than _____.”
- Using recruiting materials for maximum effectiveness
- Selling the Commission-Only position
Appealing to the Entrepreneurial spirit and other Motivators
II. The Decision-Making Process
“Helping the Recruit to a Mutually Beneficial Decision”
- Determining the Recruit’s Temperature
- Cutting your Recruiting time in half
- Watching and Listening for Buying Signals
- Logic vs. Emotion -- Emotion Wins
- Getting the Recruits to see themselves benefiting
from ”The Job”
- Recognizing why they procrastinate; getting them
to join your team NOW
- Making the Decision easy for the Recruit
DAY 2 MORNING
I. FINDING THE REAL OBJECTION
"Don’t answer objections that do not exist"
- Persist without upsetting the Recruit
- You cannot “overcome” objections
- Keeping the recruiting prospect on track
- Remain in control, but not obvious control
- Empathy cushions - your most powerful attitude skill
II. Handling Roadblocks to Recruitment
“Reducing the impact of Recruits’ Concerns”
- Uncover and verify the REAL Roadblock
- Know the 7 types of Objections
- Know the 5 ways to answer Objections
- Know the 4 times to handle Objections
- Don’t fight Objections; welcome them
DAY 2 AFTERNOON
III. The Secret to their Success . . . and Yours. . . Goals”
“Is it a true Fit?”
- Their Goals and THE COMPANY Objectives
- Goals are an obsession
“The Fit” will be a function of “The Climate”
in which you operate, and
“The Job” which you offer. Find out if they will have staying
power
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