Fiona Cherbak

Hi Fiona, Thanks for joining. You can customize your page and I hope you contribute often. Let me know if I can be of any assistance here on the site

Thanks for touching base! Admittedly, I'm a "newb" at recruiting blogs, but am no stranger to participating in worthwhile discussion. I hope to have more to offer over the long run...

well, I can help you with anything you want to know about recruiting blogs and maybe you want to add some insight with respect to the best lesson learned as a recruiter. Let me know if I can help with anything

Hi Fiona,
Thanks for the friending :)

Hope to see you soon on http://jobmob.co.il/

Jacob

Hi Fionna,

Thanks for the invite!

Fiona, come on. You're not supposed to talk about colour in recruiting.

It's the colour of my skin and my turtleneck sweater. Red and orange.

thanks for the invite

www.researhersecrets.com

My Pleasure !!

Thanks for connecting!

Hi Fiona! Thanks so much for the recent "add," neighbor!

I just visited the Barton Creek Resort last week (my first trip south of the Austin) and it was beautiful! I know why people live there!

Take care -

Dennis

Fiona - Thank you for connecting. I'd be very interested in speaking to you further about Standout Jobs and how we could help you and your clients.

Feel free to get in touch directly.

Thanks for the invite. Sounds like a fun industry to recruit for. If you're ever in the Santa Fe area, I'd love to compare notes with you. Best wishes!

Hey Fiona - Nice to "meet" you in this odd, brave new wrold kind of way.

Cheers
Martin

Hi Fiona. Do you think that Georgia will become the Silicon Valley of game development?

Thanks for the invite!
Pleasure to meet you and feel free to contact me.

Hi Fiona, Thanks for connecting!
Game world- interesting industry.

Cheers

Hi Fiona. From what I've read about the computer gaming industry, 50 to 60% of Georgia's colleges now offer degrees in game development. Because of that and a state tax incentive, game companies are beginning to sprout up near college campuses. From a financial and human resource standpoint, it makes sense for companies to do business there. If you're a student who wants to pursue a degree in game development, Georgia looks like a good place to be. With at least half of the colleges offering degrees in game development there, student have more options when selecting the school they want to attend. If you're a seasoned game developer, taking a job in Georgia may lower your cost of living. Living in Georgia is pretty reasonable.

Thanks Fiona. I may come down in September. With the twins....nothing's final though.