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Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 – Part Eight

Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 “Wounds Heal; Scars Last” --A Ten-Part Series-- Part Eight by Bob Marshall May 27th, 2025 Part Eight – David’s Twelve Principles of Big Billers Several years ago, I had the privilege of coaching a recruiter—let’s call him David—who had a big goal: đź’ˇ Bill $1,000,000 in one year. He…

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Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 – Preamble to Ten-Part Series

Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 “Wounds Heal; Scars Last” --A Ten-Part Series-- Part One Preamble by Bob Marshall April 8th, 2025 For many of our recruiters, these last few years have been difficult, even transforming.  They have prompted Recruiters to change, and not for the good. Recruiters have fallen in love with Sourcing, thinking…

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Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 – Part One

Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 “Wounds Heal; Scars Last” --A Ten-Part Series-- Part One by Bob Marshall April 8th, 2025 Part One Domestication – Part One "Have you become domesticated?" Over the past few years, many recruiters have faced unprecedented challenges—economically, professionally, and even emotionally. These pressures have not just changed the way we…

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Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 – Part Three

Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 “Wounds Heal; Scars Last” --A Ten-Part Series-- Part Three by Bob Marshall April 22nd, 2025 Part Three – What Are Recruiters – Part One First and foremost,… They Are Marketers. Successful recruiters are, above all, proactive marketers. They make daily marketing—or sales—calls. This is the first key to…

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Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2005 – Part Two

Recapturing Your Recruiting Roots in 2025 “Wounds Heal; Scars Last” --A Ten-Part Series-- Part Two by Bob Marshall April 15th, 2025 Part Two – Domestication – Part Two "Have you become domesticated?" Sometimes I wonder if today’s trainers have lost sight of what real recruiting is. There’s a growing emphasis on sourcing techniques—or worse, employment…

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