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Blog Post: Build-a-Career: How to Find the Job That is Perfect for You

Choosing your career path is stressful whether you’re…

Added by Rachelle Wilber at 10:48am on August 2, 2019

Blog Post: William Almonte - Revamping the Recruitment Market with Facility Management: The sector of green technology serves two areas of development and implementation that require specific recruits. The practical application of the green technology sector is being followed by many…; Added by William Almonte at 3:33am on March 8, 2018

Blog Post: Why IT is Vital to Chicago Hospitals and Healthcare

There’s a reason healthcare facilities in Chicago and …

Added by Kore1Staffing at 10:42am on July 18, 2017

Blog Post: 5 dream jobs you never knew existed (and wished you had!)

Whilst stuck in a dead end role, have you ever…

Added by Rebecca Baines at 8:20am on October 30, 2014

Blog Post: Yahoo!, Microsoft, and Anne Curry – OH MY!

OK – I have to say I work for a cool company. Not trying for brownie points here…

Added by Kelly Moeller at 1:32pm on June 29, 2010

Topic: Dave's Anti-Union Adventure: nd need to comment on its anti-union slant. As I've said with other "news" reporters on RBC and recruiting related sites, sometimes you have to click on the links and check the sources. Here goes! Dave-O sends an open "I hate unions and this is why" email that speaks to this story. The facts in this are that the story was presented in early September 2008 by Motor Trend's online site. It was picked up by many a conservative organization such as the CNS News whose parent organization is the Media Research Center; MRC's Chairman is the famed ultra right winger, Brent Bozell, self appointed media watchdog. The main source in the Fox story is from the Center for Union Facts, one of Rick Berman's front groups "that defend his corporate clients' interests by attacking their critics, allowing his paying clients to remain out of public view." Berman has always refused to identify the sources of funding. Naturally, the Michelle Malkin's of the conservative news media love this stuff. She cherry picks some financial performance data gleaned from a Detroit Free Press article that somehow is no longer at the DFP site but is available here. Oh, and the UAW doesn't run the golf course; it was set up as a for profit organnization with for profit leadership. From the conservatives' viewpoints this is all shocking, shocking, shocking! But let's wear our business hat for a moment - I know this is tough for some recruiters to do - and see how this investment fits. Does the Walter and May Reuther Family Education Center add value to the UAW's balance sheet? As many balance sheets are looking bleak now, jettisoning assets don't automatically make for a profit. In reality, the UAW holds $1.2 Billion in net assets so time will tell.…; Added by Steve Levy at 4:26pm on December 27, 2008

Topic: Go Where Your Core Takes You: My younger daughter, try as she might, could not get the "thriller clap" down (as my older daughter called it.) They practiced and practiced, no luck, hopelessly off-the-beat. My older daughter's advice seemed harsh but right on the money... "It has to come from your core. You have to feel the beat. It's in your core." The younger daughter, in all seriousness, "I can't do it, you guys. I don't have a core." We laughed at her statement but continued to work with her, clapping and counting. She was finally able to clap in rhythm and we rejoiced in this seemingly simple (but not really) accomplishment. By the way, my son tried to ignore this whole scenario as he busied himself with texting and practicing avoidance. "I don't have a core." How many have thought that or actually 'fessed up? Unfortunately, there are many that do not have a "core," a center, a hub where decision-making takes place. And not just any-old decision making, but an area where decisions and actions are mulled over, considered and then, thoughtfully, choices are made. "I don't have a core" can be a very sad statement or admission. I guess it is one thing to say it about yourself, when referencing your ability to dance the funky chicken. It is quite another when referencing parts of your being that makes decisions based on your own personal assessment of and in any given situation. Our core, or center, is just that. It is the basis for that universal moral code; the part of you that tells you it is wrong to trip old people as they are walking down the street. It is the part of you that says to not kick a man when he is down. It is the component in your brain that tells you to listen to reason with reason. © by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 3:35am on February 11, 2010

Blog Post: Digging Into Recruitingblogs.com V1.2: As our community marches on towards 10,000 members, the quantity and quality of the material on the site is exploding. There's an enormous volume of material to sift through.…; Added by John Sumser at 1:40pm on April 24, 2008

Blog Post: The Evolution of Passive Candidate Recruitment