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Blog Post: Dear Santa. All I want for Christmas are some Team Leaders: It's that time of the year again where recruiters try to come up with the most creative, witty and funny job advert titles. This week, the award goes to…; Added by Thomas Shaw at 6:54pm on December 3, 2009

Photo: A Merry Summer Christmas for you all: Merry Christmas to the family at RBC... from mine to yours! And a peaceful, successful and prosperous New Year; Added by Dan Nuroo at 6:19am on December 12, 2008

Blog Post: Christmas crowdsourcing time please:) Can you provide me with just one idea, for the ultimate (fun) Christmas Gift List for HR and Recruiters?: For the last two years I…; Added by Andy Headworth at 8:51am on December 4, 2009

Blog Post: Christmas time!: In my country Christmas is the most important holiday of the year, and its also time when companys are looking to improve the integration fo all their employees, and align the reward &…; Added by Ericka Diaz at 1:34pm on December 14, 2010

Topic: Cheesy Christmas Advertising... Naughty or Nice?: got taken back to Recruitment of all things.. sad I know.. however.. the constant advertising is it effective? I have written my fair share of cheesy, even tacky Christmas themed ads, hey I enjoyed writing them, the put a smile on my face... I hope they did others. I am intrigued to see what other people have done... What is the Cheesiest thing you have put in an add.. and was the gimmick successful?…; Added by Dan Nuroo at 6:03am on December 12, 2008

Photo: Christmas Eve - Regina Marie at Zzzzzzzzz...: Photographer - Valentino Martinez Circa - 1986; Added by Valentino Martinez at 12:17am on December 30, 2011

Blog Post: Christmas Gifts for Employees You Can Consider This Festive Season: Christmas is a festive season where joy and happiness are all around. In such times, gifting your friends or family is not enough. But you can extend happiness in your workplace, too.…; Added by Smith Willas at 3:12am on October 20, 2023

Topic: RECRUITING FOR A "CHRISTMAS PUPPY": p the rest of the team based on what they have done, can do and promise to do to make all dreams come true. Just like finding the real Christmas Puppy or Pony there are some things to consider. Where does it come from? Is it coming from a "puppy mill", those big companies who hire tons of people, give them limited training and inflated resumes (pedigrees), then weed out all but the best and dump the others on the street. Or a very small company where the achievements are overstated due to the size and scope of the company. (CFO of Mom and Pops plumbing as opposed to accounting manager of GM). Puppies and Ponies require a lot of attention and training. Is your client prepared to offer the training, ramp up time, and clean up of messes that puppies sometimes make to allow the Christmas Puppy to reach full potential. Does the puppy fit with family and lifestyle. All puppies are cute when you get them but they grow up. A puppy who will grow into a big dog becomes frustrated fitting into an organzation where there is little room to run and exercise their skills. Is there a dedication to provide outside training or does this group need a more settled big dog who has been there, done that, and is just happy to be a part of the group. Puppies come in different personalities, just like people. An aggressive doberman, pit bull or other aggressive breeds do not do well in groups where the whole family is laid back, just looking for that Christmas Puppy who will ease in and only bark when there is a threat not everytime there is a slight noise or be a threat to the neighbors. If you are considering a Christmas Puppy for your client give the situation the same attention we should all give to making a Christmas Puppy part of our family. Try not to let your Christmas Puppy end up at the shelter (on unemployement, frustrated or unhappy) because you ignored some common sense evaluation of the person and the situation. Fortunately people are not puppies, they can and do let us know in many ways where they will function to their fullest potential, don't ignore it because they are cute, warm and fuzzy, and you are determimed to have that puppy by Christmas. If you are looking for a real Christmas Puppy for your family this year, use your recruiting knowledge to be sure that puppy, kitten or pony is really a fit for your family and your environment. A lot of Christmas puppies end up at the shelter only a few short months after the new wears off. Adopt a shelter/rescue animal this Christmas. Some of the best end up unemployed and are only looking for a good home where they will shine as the real "Christmas Puppy." What is your experience with Christmas Puppies, both two legs and four? …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 5:38pm on December 13, 2010

Photo: Christmas Cactus in Bloom December 24, 2012: Photo by Valentino Martinez; Added by Valentino Martinez at 2:09am on December 24, 2012

Blog Post: Merry Christmas [video]: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! In this Christmas Special, Jim Stroud remembers previous Christmases and ponders what is really important. Special thanks to the Stroud Family for pitching in…; Added by Jim Stroud at 10:46am on December 20, 2011