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Friday, May 16, 2008

Online Seminar - Attracting and Sourcing Candidates in Japan

Bernd Kestler is giving a free online seminar on attracting and sourcing candidates in Japan and thought it might be of interest to APH readers. Please find details below from Bernd:

I have schedule a web-seminar titled: "Japan - Sourcing and Attracting Job Candidates" The seminar is free of charge and takes about 45 minutes. I am using a virtual classroom to deliver the presentation. Please use the following link to attend. You do not need to download any application to take part.

http://www.wiziq.com/tutorsession/session.aspx?JuX%2bgH%2b2GbZ8vZ%2f5CB3YhJ2NIlMdlK3OZAKjiEiwD8uXzOeeGkHfWSxCjgqg5o8ZF0o8nGkSip0%3d

You will need a headset to listen to the presentation. The session will be recorded and is available later in a flash format.

Details:

Title: Japan - Sourcing and Attracting Job Candidates
Date: May 23rd, 2008
Time: 3:00pm German time (10:00pm Japan time) - The classroom will be open from 9:50pm
Duration: 30 -45min.
Location: Internet www.wiziq.com
Language: English

Content:
- The Japanese hiring system
- Labor demographics
- Sourcing Channels
- Q&A

About Bernd: I have been living in Japan for over 10 years and work as a trainer mainly with multinational companies. In a previous role I worked with a recruiting agency and currently get requests for trainings on sourcing candidates in Japan. If you know someone, who might be interested in the presentation, please pass on the information.

Sincerely
Bernd Kestler

Posted by Steven Kempton at 09:13 AM in Recruiting | Permalink

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Comments

Hi Steven,

I am very interested in exploring the Asian markets. Please let me know when you plan on hosting another one of these sessions. I am sorry I missed it. I'm sure it was great.

Posted by: Adrienne Graham | Wednesday, July 09, 2008 at 10:18 AM

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