From Hospitality to Recruitment: Abi Dunn's Inspiring Journey
Episode Overview
The episode explores Abi Dunn's transition from hospitality to recruitment entrepreneurship. Insights on the importance of resilience and adaptability in both hospitality and recruitment. Abi emphasizes the value of hiring individuals from the hospitality sector in recruitment. Tips for individuals looking to enter the recruitment industry from a hospitality background. Discussion on supporting local hospitality businesses and the significance of customer service excellence.
I think you've got to be really clear on why you want to do it, what career do you think that's going to give you, and what skills and behaviors you think you've got inherently that make a good recruiter.
Ever wondered how the skills you gain in one industry can completely transform your career in another? Abi Dunn, the founder of Sixty Eight People, takes us on a fascinating ride through her journey from the bustling world of hospitality to the dynamic field of recruitment. With a background that includes both agency and internal recruitment, Abi has a unique perspective on how the hospitality sector can be a goldmine for recruitment talent.
In this episode, Abi sits down with host Lysha Holmes to discuss why hiring people from hospitality can revolutionize the recruitment industry. She shares practical advice on how you can elevate your career from hospitality or retail to recruitment and what best practices look like in this field. Abi also dives into the importance of using data to provide the best insights for clients and how we can all support local hospitality and leisure businesses.
Abi's story is not just about career transitions; it's about resilience, adaptability, and the power of transferable skills. Whether you're in recruitment, hospitality, or any other field, this episode offers valuable lessons on personal growth and professional development. Tune in to hear how Abi turned her passion for hospitality into a successful recruitment business and why she believes supporting local businesses is crucial for community well-being.