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  • Few candidates today think to contact recruitment agencies. How can you get noticed by these very specific recruiters? You have to hunt the hunters!You are looking for a job, and every day you scour job postings while ... | Suite de l'article

  • The relationship between candidate and headhunter is based on a delicate balance of regular contact and a "give and take" approach.After all, the consultant working for a recruitment firm needs good candidates just as ... | Suite de l'article

  • A framework agreement was signed on Friday, May 7, 2010, between the Ministry of Employment and Vocational Training and the Ministry of Industry and Technology. This is part of the process of coordinating business ... | Suite de l'article

  • The time when professional training was seen as a last resort after school failure is over, in a context where the generalization of education and the training of senior managers were the country's priority after ... | Suite de l'article

  • Text: The unemployment rate increases from 9.6% to 10%. At a time when the effects of the economic and financial crisis are still present, analyses of the job market are welcome. In this context, the latest information ... | Suite de l'article

  • Face to a growing African market, Morocco is able to become a "link" between France and sub-Saharan Africa in terms of investments, said Mr. Christophe Lecourtier, general director of the French Agency for the ... | Suite de l'article

  • 1- Be organized and tidy. A good leader must lead by example. Often, the office reflects the leader: if it's messy, it means the leader is very disorganized. In this case, they lack credibility with their subordinates. ... | Suite de l'article

  • The Union of the Pharmacists' Associations of the Arab Maghreb will hold its first conference in Tunis on February 6 and 7, under the theme "Medical Culture and Continuing Education". Many experts in pharmacy from the ... | Suite de l'article

  • "The textile sector undoubtedly has a bright future ahead of it; we aim to increase exports from 2.8 billion euros to 4 billion in 2016," declared Afif Chelbi, Minister of Industry, Energy and SMEs, at a luncheon debate ... | Suite de l'article

  • Salary changes are expected to be around 5%. HR managers believe a trend will emerge in the first quarter. Starting salaries have returned to reasonable levels. After a rather austere year for salaries in 2009, what ... | Suite de l'article