Lee Harding

Lee Harding

Being A Rebel in Talent Acquisition Can Pay Off

Being A Rebel in Talent Acquisition Can Pay Off

Disruption, challenging the norm or even “innovation” doesn’t have to be big. Small changes can make a massive difference, I can be a bit of a rebel at times, if I see something that doesn’t make sense or I think can be improved then I’ll usually challenge

3 red flags candidates look out for in hiring companies: They’re how you ‘get blacklisted,’ says ex-(insert company name) recruiter

3 red flags candidates look out for in hiring companies: They’re how you ‘get blacklisted,’ says ex-(insert company name) recruiter

While finding suitable candidates can be challenging, there are ways to conduct yourself that could make doing so even harder. “There’s something called validation seeking behaviour, aka desperation,” says Lee Harding, a recruiter and some bloke who likes to talk about talent acquisition. He adds that “it’s that

Writing A CV Is Hard: Here's a free CV Template To Get You Started

Writing A CV Is Hard: Here's a free CV Template To Get You Started

Writing a CV is tough, it's not really something that anybody teaches you to do. If you Google it, you'll get lots and lots of conflicting advice such as 'you have to keep it to two pages' or 'you should design it in

If You Enjoy Your Job It’s Because You’re Good At It, Not The Other Way Around

If You Enjoy Your Job It’s Because You’re Good At It, Not The Other Way Around

A lot of people think that the reason they're good at their job is because they enjoy it. But that's usually not the truth, the reason you enjoy your job is because you're good at it. I used to love playing Fifa, because I

Skills Based Hiring Doesn’t Have To Be Complicated

Skills Based Hiring Doesn’t Have To Be Complicated

Scrolling through LinkedIn I see constant posts about the benefits of skills based hiring, which I think everybody largely agrees on, but one of the things I rarely see is some really practical examples of how to implement it and success stories. So I thought I’d share one of

Why You Shouldn’t Be Aiming To Hire a Team Of Super Chickens

Why You Shouldn’t Be Aiming To Hire a Team Of Super Chickens

Building a team of highly driven, super productive over achievers sounds like the dream for any organisation right? Get a bunch of brilliant people all working together and they’ll do amazing things, or so you’d think. Back in the 1990’s a biologist, William Muir, was curious about