EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT RECRUITING | working in Human Resources

HR Series 1: EVERYTHING TO KNOW ABOUT RECRUITING | working in Human Resources Hi guys! Today's video is the first video in my Human Resources Series! I go in depth when discussing types of recruiters, types of salaries, what to expect in your role, education requirements and the pros & cons of recruiting! If you have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments below! :) Hope you guys enjoy!

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Time Stamp:

Intro: 0:00
What is a Recruiter: 0:36
Types of Recruiters & Job Duties: 0:55
Salary Expectations 7:10
2 Different Types of Salaries 8:34
Education Requirements: 11:06
Pros: 12:47
Cons: 15:37
Wrap Up: 18:40

[prettyboy]

Recruiters, I'll let you in on a secret. Most people seeking jobs pass right by listings that don't list a salary. If you're too embarrassed to post the lowball salary, jobseekers certainly won't waste their time looking at your job listing.

[aaronbaksh]

Thank you for this informative video. I just got my first recruiter position and now I feel 100% more confident that I have the ability to do well in this opportunity. Thank you!!

[themainecr]

Loving this HR series. I current have a bachelors in HR and 3 years of experience but keeping my eyes open for opportunities in other companies so I’m trying to soak up as much info as possible.

[kylaJean]

Great video Carmen! I’m currently in my last year of undergrad and just landed an HR internship. This video has been helpful for me to understand what route of hr I want to get into (:

[BriarRose]

I'm a HR Recruiter as well! Love the job actually♡

[gabriella]

Thank you so much! I graduated right at the starts of the pandemic and have been trying to "switch careers" from events industry office coordinator to HR (which has always seemed interesting anyway) and your videos have been so helpful! Still in the applying phase but I'm hoping things go my way soon! So excited for this series! :)

[ToopidPonay]

You’ve been working 5+ years as a recruiter...omg how old are you??? You look SO young! Lol

[leahbouvier_]

totally off topic but I love your top!! where did you get it??

[Jennifer-ofor]

What is the difference between a Recruiting Coordinator and Recruiter? Thank you! :)

[friendlyflygirl]

This video was so helpful! Thank you! Would you be able to discuss interviewing for your first recruiter position? I am a nurse looking to be a nurse recruiter for a hospital, but I do not have HR or recruiter experience. So glad I discovered your channel!!

[samanthajackson]

Watching your videos is really making me consider getting into HR but I usually see so many negative comments from people that’s in that field on other videos talking about their experiences so I second guess myself

[missg]

It's so funny my recruitment process is quite different. No need to go to a legal department, I'm the specialist so no need to run the advert for approval at a different department. Totally agree on the salary bit though, HR is indeed the middle man here. Thanks for the video.

[ImSharronMoore]

Can you do a "things a recruiter needs" video. I'm going to start my career in recruiting soon, and I want to know what are some things I will need to help me be successful in the field. Thanks for the video it helped me out a lot!

[syukrinas]

great video! i just started a hr internship with mainly recruitment duties, so this was helpful for what i can expect in the future! thanks <3

[elianacazares]

Hi Carmen! Thank you for making this series! Your videos really helped me on my job search! I'm starting my new HR Technician role this week (:

[OHAYimterrible]

Hi Carmen! It was such a coincidence that your video popped up in my feed - I'm currently in my last year of undergrad as a Psychology major and I'm hoping to become a recruiter! This video was extremely informative and has confirmed my desire to go down this route!

So far I only have experience in the food industry (a hostess and a barista), as well as a teaching assistant for a professor at my university. I was wondering what would be a good entry level job that will give me the experience to break into the HR field?

[faithn]

Im looking for a remote job. Can any requiter help. I'm open to Project management/ Scrum Master and Project Coordinator with reach out with an email I can send my resume. Thank you!

[DarkNinja]

she said it comes down to personal preference in the statement ending in 11:18. There is your gender pay gap. That's the reason. It's a matter of personal preference. BINGO

[Riveraman]

So I have experience in sales and I know I can translate that to being a recruiter. Do you know if I can negotiate salary without having experience if I was offered a recruiting job?