Free e-Guide for Recruiters
Recruitment during Covid-19
Pandemics the scale of Covid-19 inevitably shake the world. Many institutions are now working hard to adapt their activities to the current restrictions, among them, the mechanics for future recruitment. We have compiled here, some key points to refine your recruitment strategy and offer tips on how to (at least mostly) fulfill recruitment quotas in 2020 and 2021. Download now your guide to receiving exclusive advice in the areas of job recruitment, student recruitment, and conference promotion.
The e-guide "RECRUITMENT DURING COVID-19" includes:
âž² The new scenario of job recruiting during the Covid-19 outbreak
âž² How to continue with job recruitment plans during the pandemic
âž² Risks and challenges for student recruitment during the 2020 pandemic
âž² Tips for recruiting students during Covid-19 times
âž² Event management and organization during the coronavirus outbreak
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