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Topic: Beverages in an interview... do they skew results?: hts... comments... will fuel my caffeine addiction :)…; Added by Dan Nuroo at 8:05pm on January 6, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'I don't think it's worth the call': rks and works well, JobReferrals.com would be a better name. I know the guy who has it so if you are interested.…; Added by Slouch at 4:45pm on August 24, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Interviews are a waste of time ?': a serious shoe & Starbucks addiction. Please. Luckily the manager met me in person (an interview!) and saw the error of that concept.…; Added by Amy Ala Miller at 11:49am on January 18, 2012

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Blog Post: Now we’re addicted to social, what’s love got to do with it?: Earlier this week I read an article in my favourite online magazine which shocked me… A quick caveat though would be to say I fully endorse social media in all its greatness, it’s my day job (so…; Added by Lipton Fleming at 7:16am on November 7, 2012

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Comment on: Topic 'Whats your Recruiting Soundtrack...?': een Caught Stealing may be apropriate for the Industry! I think the Cult became bigger over yourside than here - but again will admit to seeing them live, back in the day. …; Added by Russ Recruits at 8:13am on May 11, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'How I know I am addicted to RBC': er time zone. RBC Addiction can be cured with methadone but only in the early stages …; Added by Dan Nuroo to Addicted to RecruitingBlogs.com Support Group at 5:26am on November 8, 2008

Topic: One Day at a Time: mostly because I was working far from home and I was trying to stay in as much contact with my kids as possible. Then, I made the ultimate cell phone addiction mistake, I got a smart phone. As soon as I was able to receive emails and download apps like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter to my mobile device, the downfall of Rayanne had begun. My addiction increased; my phone was always in my hand or pocket. I think I actually got the shakes if I was away from my phone for longer than an hour. Seriously. I am sure there are many of you that can relate. I was able to sync with outlook, order plane tickets, have nav/sat in my hand, download music or listen to Pandora; my life was full and my phone made me very happy. Then, my kids started complaining about my phone never being out of my hand. I found myself waking up in the middle of the night to answer the email I just heard drop in. And when I joined a company based in London, it got even worse -- because of the time difference, I was receiving emails from our company headquarters starting at midnight... And I loved it. The problem is that I have trouble loving and then leaving it. I crave a nice, lengthy cruise through my email accounts, I need to check text messages or delete voicemails. It didn't help that the camera on my phone is pretty cool and I can instantly send pictures via email or text anywhere instantly or even post them straight to the net. I seriously love my mobile phone. I sometimes feel like it is my best friend. And as soon as I realized that, is when I realized I needed to put it down more often and for longer periods of time. About a month ago, I took my kids out to lunch and they started complaining about how much time I spend on or with my phone. I held my hands up as if to say, "what?" that was when they realized I didn't have it with me, I left it at home, on purpose. I wanted to enjoy my time with them without having to check my phone every minute or so. My friends complained, so did my boss. I decided to make a conscientious effort to rely less and less on my phone. I still have withdrawal symptoms, but I will work through those. I have traveled to a few different areas recently where service was sketchy or non-existent. I complained the first day, then I let it go or tried to and relaxed as much as I could. More important than that email that just dropped in or the latest app update is the person I am having a conversation with or with whom I am spending time. It's still a struggle but the first step is admitting you have a problem. I have made my admittance, let the deconstruction begin. Just let me check one more time, though. ©by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 2:13am on August 9, 2010

Blog Post: The Best Solution For Drug Addiction And Wilderness Treatment: There are millions of young adults, teens and young kids around the world who are either taking drugs or undergoing behavioral change due to certain reason. These reasons could be anything-…; Added by Geo Msn at 2:35am on April 25, 2016