Ronda Woodcox

Hi Ronda

I wud love to have such a high profile person like u in my network.

15 years exp says it all..

(but at the same time I must complement u saying that u look so young in the pic..it s a g8 one...15 years exp is too much for the pic)

cheers!
jashan

Rhonda,
I am considering a career in Recruiting. Any resume advice? Key words or phrases? I am currently in the crashing mortgage industry and have become laid off. So I am deciding that I should follow my dreams and become a recruiter... Thanks, erika

Aloha Ronda,

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I am always interested in expanding my network in Seattle. Nice to "meet" you.
Kevin

Ronda, I would be interested in speaking with you about splits. I have 12 years in account managment and recruiting. Would love to talk with you sometime. Travis.

Hi Ronda! I noticed you are in the Seattle area (I'm in SF). I have a job in Bellevue (Acct Mgr - w/interactive adv agency exp) and am wondering if you would recommend any local niche sites for your area? Thanks so much! And, have a great weekend...Amy

Hi Ronda,

Thanks for the add!

Punkil

Thanks for the add! How are you enjoying our great weather?

Yay, another Seattleite. What do you do?

Kari : )

I work for the seasonal/summer job board, CoolWorks.com. I'm the only employee in Seattle, the West Coast Branch, if you will. My cohorts are all over in Montana. : ) I've been with them since March 2007 and love it.

Me too. I am thinking until December........We have had too much winte

Hi Ronda...thx for adding me in!!Hope you are having a good day

Somy

HI,

Did you make the NWRA get together last week? I wanted to go but took my kids camping instead.

Hope our sun comes back soon.

T

Hi Ronda,

Glad to meet you on RecruitingBlogs.
Hope to connect to you here and LinkedIn! (Profile www.linkedin.com/in/shaojunzhang).

A questions, how about recruiting roadshow and sourceCon, I plan to attend then, but don't know whether it's useful.Thank you.

Btw, if you have some requirement, you can go to my site:http://jobirn.com to search thousands of passive IT candidates for free. Thanks.

-Jack

Ronda:

Are you still attending SourceCon? I'd love to connect.

- Erica

That sounds great. Let's find out when the next one is and make it happen. Hope your three day weekend is great!

T

Thank you for invitation to connect. I recruit in the product marketing and marketing communications areas. Let me know if I can be of help to you.
Elizabeth

Hi Ronda,

Hope you are doing good!!!

This is John from Encore RPO and I am working as a Sr Sourcing Quality Control. I'd like to add you to my network with your permission.. I would appreciate if you could let me know your interest.

I appreciate if you could connect me in Linkedin, http://www.linkedin.com/in/johnsunder

Thanks and Regards
- John

Hi Ronda,


How are you doing today? It would be a great privilage to be connected on Linkedin unfortunately I do not have your email address where I could send you invitation please add me to your network my url is http://www.linkedin.com/in/amit9307 my details are mentioned on my profile.