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Blog Post: What’s the New Buzz around Growth Hacking?: It is not easy to predict the future. We all want to know how recruitment will be evolved in future. Especially with technology being the current trend, what will…; Added by Amruta Singh at 9:04am on March 23, 2018

Blog Post: This is What Recruiting Could Learn From Direct Marketing: In Direct Marketing, marketers send different marketing pieces in the mail…or post ads in print media…or post online on websites…or send emails. And sales will immediately show the success or…; Added by Eric Putkonen at 2:53pm on June 29, 2015

Blog Post: Did Someone Tweet They Needed A Job?: I find Twitter fascinating. I see it as many different things ranging from a search…; Added by RecruiterGuy at 9:31am on August 7, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Broken English: The reason behind the Binghamton shooter': are hard (if not impossible) to find. It is a uniquely cultural expectation in the States that each person takes care of themselves; a surprisingly Darwinian experiment for such a "faith-based" population, don't you think? After all, who took care of the rest of us? Perhaps you're right, Steve, and it is time to update the systems and requirements for immigration and onboarding. To take your analogy a step further, does that mean that we will become more and more selective (read: isolationist) about those who are "hired" into our system? Or that we will begin to cherry-pick the best and brightest from other countries to become Americans?…; Added by Claudia Faust at 9:39am on April 6, 2009

Blog Post: Candidate-quality and placement rates: If you are a recruiter in San Francisco, then the only way that you can still afford to pay $3 a gallon these days to fill up your gas tank, is if you start increasing your…; Added by Saleem Qureshi at 1:42am on February 22, 2010

Blog Post: Crowdsource Your Next Job

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Added by Mimi Kim at 5:59pm on August 2, 2010

Blog Post: 5 Best Recruitment Marketing Articles of the Week 8.27.11 to 9.2.11: Here is our weekly feature in which we share the top articles we enjoyed from the past week about recruitment marketing, social recruiting…; Added by Chris Brablc at 11:17am on September 2, 2011

Blog Post: Day 5/6: 10,000 Words

I'm not quite as glib and bullet-proof feeling as I was on Friday (Reference the "Day 4" blog posting).

Yea. The weekend was OK but I kind of feel like I'm planning for a wedding all over…

Added by Stephen Nehez, Jr. at 6:38pm on June 2, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'The Detainment': d to keep you around a bit longer. Kinda like a science experiment. See how long it takes for you to break a sweat :) My last border cross from Washington into BC, I was told if I had any pot on my person (ahem, don't even smoke) then I would get sent back to Australia faster than a speeding bullet. Why did they think I was a pot head? I couldn't work out if it was the three snowboards in the back of the car, the fact that I had hot pink hair, or my response to the question "where did you sleep last night?" - "erm, in the back seat?…; Added by Laura Vezer at 1:41pm on September 26, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Why Self-Proclaimed "Recruiting Thought Leaders" are Full of ****': their own eyes), their subordinates tend to do likewise. @ Nicholas: Thanks, too. Whoa! You deal with a high-class type of candidate. While we're talking quantum physics, I remember there's a concept in physics called "though experiment" like the cat in the box, or the near-light speed-traveling twin. The Germans came up with the concept of "thought experiment” which they call Gedankenexperiment, with Gedanken" meaning "thought". It then occurred me that a "Recruiting Thought Leader' could be called a "Recruiting Gedankenkfuhrer" or "Rekrutierung Gedankfenuhrer" in complete German. Next time you hear someone call themselves a "Thought Leader" think: "Gedankenfuhrer"and smile. @ Derdriver: Thanks again. @ Mitch: Thank you, too. "Munchausen by proxy"- we DEFINITELY need more from you, Mitch. @ Everybody: Laying my cards on the table, I'm clearly an embittered man, jealous of these people's success. I think: "Why do these "intestinal parasites of recruiting” get so much money, while causing so much harm to real recruiters and wasting so much time?” ALMOST EVERY COMMENTER AND AUTHOR HERE has much more of value and worth in their information than the type of people I've mentioned- “They who sit with gangrene heart and rotting brain: foaming, fuming, sputtering and gibbering, endowed by their Maker with dim wits impermeable to reason with; cold pallid slime in their veins instead of hot red blood! They are more reptile than human, so low and flat that the foot of man is incapable of crushing them!" @ Matt: why don’t we put on some affordable regional UnConferences around the country where we can hear smart and articulate people like, Ryan, Ross, Kelly, Nicholas, Derek, Mitch and so many others of us share REAL recruiting wisdom and knowledge? I bet there are A LOT of us out here who'd go to something like that, and I'd enjoy working to help set them up. -kh…; Added by Keith Halperin at 3:52pm on May 15, 2014