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  • Creativity is key to recruitment

    In a survey of 1,400 US-based CIOs conducted last month by IT recruitment firm Robert Half Technology, 16% of executives polled plan to hire full-time IT staff in the fourth quarter of this year, while only 4% plan to reduce personnel.

  • Spherion sold to Australian recruiter

    Recruitment agency Spherion's Asia-Pacific division, including New Zealand, has been sold to Australian recruitment and HR management firm Ross Human Directions.

  • Recruiting in provinces ‘varies’

    The sudden departure of Thames-Coromandel District Council’s IS manager could conceivably have happened anywhere, though the incident raises questions around the filling senior IT positions in the regions.

  • Matchmakers

    When job seekers sit down for an interview with John Golden, chief technology officer at CNA Insurance, he sometimes hits them with this question: "You're stuck in traffic. What do you do?"

  • CIOs: 2003 a sluggish year for hiring

    A recent survey of 270 Canadian CIOs, working at companies with more than 100 employees, found that projected IT hiring in 2003 is less likely to increase than in past years.

  • Ready, aim, hire

    After a year of IT budget cuts, hiring freezes and layoffs, the IT staffing crunch of the late '90s has likely retreated to a dusty corner of your long-term memory. If so, get ready for some major déjà vu.

  • Profiling puts CVs, recruiters under pressure

    A New Zealand IT company recently found itself in need of a project manager. Using an online candidate assessment tool, its recruitment firm cut the number of applicants from 35 to a shortlist of eight, who were then all offered interviews within 24 hours.

  • How to choose a recruitment agency

    How should IT employers choose a recruitment agency? With the John Davy affair not far behind us, here's a few tips for anyone looking to take on staff.

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