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Blog Post: Engineering Innovation, The Real Way To Create More Jobs: Part 1 of 3: This is the first in a series of three articles I have created for you to cultivate your inventiveness. Research has shown that innovation can be nurtured with coaching. Furthermore, new…; Added by Scott Sargis at 11:08am on December 14, 2013

Blog Post: 2012 Best Recruiter Celebration and Recognition for Recruiting Leadership by Tim Strike, Director Staffing and Recruiting, General Dynamics IT: The Best Recruiter Celebration is the recognition of all the recruiters who have been voted by the security cleared job seekers over the last year at the Cleared Job Fairs. Over 150 recruiters…; Added by Kathleen Smith at 2:11pm on November 29, 2012

Blog Post: Referrals- The Blind Dating of Recruiting: Blind dates.

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Blog Post: And in the Beginning… or… Am I Primed to Start the Day?: You wake up in the morning, hopefully after a full night of sleep…; Added by Daniel J Smith at 1:26pm on August 31, 2011

Blog Post: The Psychology of Time Management: There’s always a lot of jargon used when it comes to talking…; Added by Abigail Britnell at 6:24am on August 15, 2019

Event: #HRTX 2018 Dallas TX: we know will be of immense value. We'll have you back in your office that afternoon, so you can finish up your day with actionable experience. In other words, it's worth it to attend and you can tell your boss we said so. What to expect: We’ll start with introductions. Then, we’ll have a light breakfast and a truckload of coffee after which we'll be breaking the audience into 4 groups. Each group will engage in candid sessions facilitated by industry experts. This will include: Diversity Recruiting College Recruiting Employee Referrals Register Here: HRTX Dallas Jessica Flippo - Employee Referrals @jessicamflippo Tangie Pettis - College Recruiting @TangieRecruiter Brian Fink - MC and Lifelong Recruiter @thebrianfink Jackye Clayton - Diversity Recruiting @jackyeclayton Register Here: HRTX Dallas…; Added by Noel Cocca at 10:34am on March 1, 2018

Topic: On Being "Inciteful": ar. I guess it is true that we write what we want to hear, we write about our own lives. I try to understand the purpose of incite. Is it to rile up the reader so they join forces with you, to support your unreasonable or irrational claims or to find communities with the same belief systems? There must be a better way to go about this. My mom used to make Cream of Wheat when I was a kid. I loved it. I loved to dip my toast in it, with butter melting and splashes of milk here and there. I had the prep of my bowl down to a science. But when I left home, I left behind Cream of Wheat. I have never made it for my kids. Never. Perhaps I lacked the patience required and/or I feared they would not like it. And it was difficult to make, stirring and adding liquid to perfect the consistency. Not easy. One time on a visit to my mom's, she made Cream of Wheat for breakfast. I explained to her that my kids would not be eating Cream of Wheat, but did she have any cold cereal? I tried to explain that they had never had it before and it wasn't something you could just jump right in and eat without having had built up an immunity. :-) I knew my kids would call it, "Gross!" And let's be frank, it is gross. Especially to someone who had not only never eaten it, but never seen it or even heard of it. That would be my kids. I think it hurt my mom a bit, I tried to explain, but it seemed to only make it worse. Knowing when to engage in a discussion is just as important as raising the issues. I write because I consistently need (and like to give) positive re-enforcement, motivation, or impetus for daily survival. And so, while negativity may seem like a good idea, it usually isn't. It is, typically, a force that drives people away from each other rather than toward. Fueling a healthy discussion is one thing, inciting an unnecessary war is another. Be purposeful. Be mindful of that purpose, and make that purpose sure... by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 2:56am on January 19, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Seinfeld had "Low-Talker" and "Mulva". We had "DNPG"': nd loons, sure crazy people need love too. I don't have to and won't put up with crazy people. I am not a shrink but i know a crazy when i see one and deal with one and it doesn't last long. Many times the only way to not internalize the actions of a nut, a liar, a con artist or the other aberations of personalities that we deal with is to try and see some humor in pathos. You should hang around with some docs, surgeons and shrinks etc. The dark humor of the operating room and the shop talk amongest the shrinks would make the dark humor of recruiting sound like a Sunday School picnic. One can only imagine what would have happened in this case if a call had been made from the lobby. Drunk no pants guy might have staggered off the elevator waving the snake at a couple of matronly ladies on their way to breakfast. The police would have quickly been involved with the end result much worse for an obnoxious drunk still in denial who inflicts his personal tragic story on other people who are not responsible for his actions but get to take the brunt of them. Tragic for him indeed as is his disease, but much more so for the sober and well meaning people with Greg's firm who in good faith represented him to their client as a sane and sober qualified individual. Sorry but i am one of those people who can't help but laugh at people who fall on the ice. Including myself who once went completely under my car while trying to open my car door on an icy parking lot in high heels. For months my staff referred to me as "the ice diving diva" Not to mention the guy who ran over to help me when i couldn't get out from under the car and my panty hose where stuck to the parking lot. That idiot asked me what i was doing. I told him i was obviously checking the brakes or whatever else was under the car. After he quit laughing he drug me out from under the car. We have several names for looney candidates. Old "Parkin' Parker" is a candidate who has been fired three times for luring a female to his car during lunch for some fun and frolic. There are crazy people and people who do crazy things. If we don't laugh about it we will be as crazy as they are.. …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 3:07pm on November 15, 2011

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