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Blog Post: Well, it IS Friday - can you say "Jello Shots"?: Now don't get the impression I'm encouraging you to overdo this weekend, and certainly don't think that I will (I'm very conservative you know).

That being said (because everything on the…; Added by Art Pitcher at 4:18pm on August 22, 2008

Blog Post: August 14, 2008: Third Party Thursday

Closing the gap between Search and Hired!

A brilliant video from Scott Love that…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 8:31am on August 14, 2008

Blog Post: 212 Degrees --- Jobsabode.com: 212 Degrees

At 211 degrees, water is hot.

At 212 degrees, it boils.

And with boiling water, comes steam.

And with steam, you can power a train.

One…; Added by Pranav srihari at 6:25am on June 15, 2008

Blog Post: The DIfference One Can Make - The 212 Degree Philosophy

There are times in every career, every moment of the day…

Added by Mike Rasmussen at 1:20am on April 27, 2012

Blog Post: Why Agencies Should Cull Their Clients

After tech unicorn Powa’s fall from grace, it was revealed that its 1,200 clients hadn’t actually signed contracts.…

Added by Calum Morrison at 7:01am on March 21, 2016

Blog Post: Six Degrees from Delicious: It's that time again: Thanksgiving is tomorrow

And The Early Show offered a heaping helping of help to anyone getting set to make a turkey for the big day -- as three…; Added by Dave Mendoza at 4:55pm on November 26, 2008

Topic: Does it Really Matter if You Love Your Work?: orming of the meatballs is a ritual in and of itself. I am not one of those that mixes anything in with the ground beef either. It has to be pure ground round with 15% fat, perfect for rolling into 1.5 inch meatballs. The flavor of the meat is important, I just can't bring myself to add egg or bread crumbs of any kind. Tossing the diced veggies over the meatballs and bringing it all to a good simmer just feels good. More smells rise in the kitchen and give way to the sounds of cooking, boiling water, clinking pans. Pasta waits for the water to boil and fresh tomatoes are folded into the sauce. I typically buy sauce and then doctor it up with freshly ground seasonings and a little sugar for good measure. The sugar is a must. It's kind of like my secret ingredient. I guess it's not so secret anymore. I love to make spaghetti. I can't really tell you why except that as a young woman, it was one of the first dishes I perfected and made with any kind of regularity. Served with a fresh salad and/or French bread, it just always feels like the perfect meal. And my kids like it, too. My youngest daughter almost always says, without fail, "That looks so good, I'm starving." I think the smell of spaghetti actually make you hungrier. They compel your instincts to begin the craving process, as if it were a new or unusual thing. For me, for my family, spaghetti is home. It is motivation. Ultimately, it is a reward. I enjoy making it and I enjoy eating it - it is truly made with love. And it's a win-win. How do you stay motivated to complete your work? Do you really enjoy the process or are you only going through the motions? Does your work require you to truly live in the space, to keep your head in the game? Or are you just buying the canned sauce and dumping it in the pan? Is your heart in this at all? There are those that love their work, I mean truly love what they do. It shines through, it's easy to see. Then there are those that just want the paycheck, that are only driven by money. If the end result is the same, does the motivation matter? I am sure there are plenty that make better spaghetti than I - they may even hate to make it. Even so, their spaghetti is still good. The talk about transactional recruiting versus relational is really kind of silly when you think about it. The purpose of the work is to fill an opening, solve an issue. If the tactic you use completes this task, does the method really matter as long as the need is met or a placement is made? It is all relative. Not everyone likes my spaghetti. And I'm ok with that, cause in the end, I'm the one that has to eat it. by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 2:23am on October 13, 2010

Blog Post: 9 Constructions Jobs You Can Make As A Career

Construction works are considered as one of the most crucial jobs that…

Added by Ellen Summerhills at 10:37pm on December 27, 2015

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Blog Post: How To Succeed At Starting Your Own Small Business: Starting your own business can be extremely rewarding. It's great to be your own boss, run your own operation, and blaze your own trail in the marketplace. However,…; Added by Sheza gary at 7:56am on December 10, 2020