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about being a President/Talent Acquisition Strategist at Elite Technical Group. (01/07 - present)

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What are the three best things about working at Elite Technical Group?

It's a pleasure to service the needs of my clients, identify the career goals and aspirations of my candidates and work with our talent acquisition team at our company, Elite Technical Group, Inc. I enjoy this industry and have found it very satisfying over the last 16 years. One of the great benefits is that I have met fantastic people and have developed relationships that will last a lifetime.

Elite Technical Group, Inc. is a Contingency Search and Consulting Firm that highly values Relationship Development; putting customer service and satisfaction first and foremost. Our Talent Acquisition Team is comprise of sourcing, recruiting and staffing professionals with the entrepreneurial spirit and recruiting expertise our clients have come to expect. We conduct our business professionally and with a high level of integrity. Our services are delivered efficiently, efficiently, honestly and with sincerity.

Elite Technical Group, Inc. is located in Southern California, servicing the Talent Acquisition needs of industry giants in Capital Equipment, Consumer Products, Electronics, Medical Device, Petrochemical, Pharmaceutical, Semiconductor and Telecom business space.
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Posted @ 02:36PM, February 24, 2007 by Linda C Flores | Permalink
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What's a typical day like at Elite Technical Group?

My typical day starts at 5:30am. with a strong cup of coffee, then I begin by catching up on email correspondence from candidates and clients alike, review industry blogs and replies from job postings. By 8:00am I begin calling candidates to present employment opportunities, qualify skills appropriate to the job, negotiate salary requirements, prepare candidate resumes for the submittal process and schedule interviews. On the client side, I schedule meetings or teleconferences to present superstar candidates, review their skill sets with the hiring managers, arrange for the candidate's initial phone interview or face to face interview. Afternoons tend to be used for fielding more calls, speaking with vendors to review products and/or services that pertain to my industry and will benefit my clients or candidates. Evenings are reserved for end of the day call backs, reaching out to the candidates I was unable to contact during the day, networking with colleagues and to prioritize the next day's work. I usually turn off the lights and close the door behind me by 9:00pm, but sometimes there is still more busy work to be done that carries me into the wee hours. All in a days work, so to speak.... read more

Posted @ 08:41AM, February 24, 2007 by Linda C Flores | Permalink
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