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 [ga] One to One, The Client's Perspective   8650Title: One to One The Client's Perspective
 
   
    |  | One 
        to one |  |   
    | The 
        Client's Perspective |   
    | Recruiters 
      and corporate HR execs are on the same team
but do they know it? Find 
      out if these matchmakers are all-for-one or going one-on-one in Part I this 
      Multi-part feature. by Lisa Micali
 
 In a perfect 
      world, recruiters and HR executives would have shared goals, mutual respect 
      and a completely trusting relationship with the company's short- and long-term 
      objectives in mind. Yet, the perception that recruiters are merely commission-hungry 
      sales people still exists, despite solid gains in professional advancement, 
      training and development.
 
 In order to better understand how changes throughout the industry are impacting 
      this symbiotic relationship, Recruiter.com asked 
      HR professionals to share their views and forecasts.
 
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    | The 
      Interviewees |   
    | Steven A. 
        Blau, Second Vice President, Human Resources at Travelers Insurance.David Meyer, Director of human resources at Neurogen Corporation
 Audrey Blauner Vice President of human resources at 24/7 Real Media
 Terry Dyckman Vice President of human resources at Saba Software
 Meet the Interviewees (click 
        here)
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    | The 
        Questions |   
    |  
        What impact 
          have the job boards played in the recruitment process? 
 How do you choose recruiters?
 
 What are the key hurdles or stumbling blocks that can come up during 
          the recruitment process?
 
 Describe a brief success or horror story in working with a recruiter.
 
 How do you see talent acquisition evolving over the next 3-5 years?
 For the 
          answers (click 
          here)
 
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