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No one is independent in life. We depend on others right from…; Added by Manohar Mahesh at 8:01am on February 5, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Is resume optimizing cheating?': kill should be reflected in black type on the resume or on an addendum that is a skill set summary. Not the slimey crap of hiding a ton of buzz words so it will come up. If any recxruiter is stupid enough to just search for QTP and not Quick Test Pro they haven't been doing online searches for more than about 20 minutes. I will defer to Ryan's far superior knowledge of techie stuff it's above my pay grade but when i first read it a year ago or whenever it was recycled my thought was, what a cheap chickenshit trick. But then i am a purist about cheap tricks and being from Texas i can recognize chickenshit without having to take a bite of it. So i suspect that is what the recruiters were talking about when they said it was cheating and would cause them to get all kinds of unqualified candidates. Fortunately or unfortunately , as the case may be, i am blessed or cursed with a photographic memory. I am delighted that Ryan has clarified the pitfalls and called your suggestion out for what it is albeing somewhat more politically correct than mine. …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 1:16am on August 7, 2012

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Do you want to live a happy life? If you say yes like most people do, then it’s important to learn to enjoy life. Some people may think that they can only…; Added by diana at 3:07am on November 5, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'Laptops': ng over. bob said:Hi Pam"If I start out on my home pc...and grow my data base....Is it easy to transer C-Biz and the data base to my laptop?? How portable is the database? Easy to transfer to another computer??Thanks.pam claughton said:Hi Bob,I run cbiz on a Dell laptop, the Inspiron E1705, it was just under $1200 I think and has a nice big 17" screen, which I love. You don't need a ton of power to run cbiz though, I've had it on the smallest lamest old desktop and cheap laptop before I bought this one about a year ago, and knock wood, so far it's been great. The support is excellent too. I haven't had any issues yet, but did have a question and they were fast and friendly.~Pam …; Added by pam claughton at 11:24am on August 25, 2008

Blog Post: Kids Don't Make You Happy: Sociologists are discovering that children may not make parents happier and that childless adults, contrary to popular stereotypes, may often be more contented than people with kids.…; Added by Recruiting Animal at 11:27am on July 16, 2008

Blog Post: ATS - Awful Time Sucker: Applicant Tracking Systems are software systems designed to track, organize, and communicate with applicants in a database that is searchable and easy to use. For non recruiters, ATS is a…; Added by Joshua Lee at 12:48pm on May 30, 2012

Topic: The drive to go virtual: an even bigger challenge we will all face in the world of work from here on in. The onslaught of technological and social change! The need to cut carbon emissions, find oil and manage the speed of technological advancement and social change is not new to any of us, but it is now urgent for all and very soon it will take its toll on our world of work. Suddenly, every single thing we do needs to be done quicker, expend less energy and resource and cost significantly less money. Are employers, recruiters or for that matter individuals ready for the change? Well let’s take a look. The speed of change has gone from 6 MPH a few hundred years ago to being able to communicate and therefore change, instantaneously in 2009. We are all ‘real-time’ operators, irrespective of where we are on the planet. Stuff of Star Wars only two decades ago! As real time operators we have no time to think or plan. Our only plan is to change......and change; to react; to out-create and out-do our competitors as rapidly as we can. So how will organisations work in the future? The organisation of the future will be geographically, functionally and culturally diverse. There will be no talented individuals sitting around waiting on the bench. Why? Because organisations will not be able to afford that luxury. In fact the potent ingredients of the capabilities of technology, the changing face of globalisation in light of the reduction in oil and other energy sources and demography fused together will not only changed the face of how business operates generally, it will also change the way recruitment is done. When oil runs low and costs more, moving cheap goods around the planet may no longer be an option, nor will jumping on planes for a meeting or even a cheap holiday for that matter. Technological advancement does however make the whole world a ‘sweet shop’ of diverse talent that is very accessible and competitive. Many jobs, individuals and even whole organisations can and will become virtual. The virtual organisation of the future will mean that, in comparison to today there will be very few ‘permanent’ jobs as we know it. Individuals, teams departments, units and even whole organisations will be created for specific challenges. A talented workforce will fulfil the project or challenge and simply move on if there is not another one on the horizon. Permanency will be a distant memory and the relationship between employer and employee will be transformed to one of partnership and collaboration. Employee behaviour will be transformed from compliance to commitment and to a state of high self esteem that their predecessors didn’t enjoy (always an upside!). So, is it all doom and gloom? As with everything, there are pro and cons! Unpredictability and uncertainty also means opportunity for millions of people around the world. There is suddenly an opportunity to add value and capitalise on their individual talents; demolishing educational or cultural boundaries that have existed for centuries. So we have created a global talent machine that competes on a much more equal footing than it has in the past? I believe so! However, operating in new ways means that old processes no longer serve us well. In order to compete in this global talent machine the onus will have to be on the individual to get ready-to-employ and ready-to-go. There will be no time for a lengthy recruitment processes: everybody will develop and manage their own portfolio with everything in it required to ‘speed market’ themselves as an individual ‘asset’. Video CVs, assessments, validation documents, references and commendations, certificates and of course a CV, basically, whatever it takes to market themselves effectively and quickly! The recruitment process will take hours not weeks or months! Posted by Fi Haywood at 19:41 0 comments: Post a Comment Older Post Home Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)…; Added by Fi Haywood at 11:00pm on October 26, 2009

Blog Post: How to buy the right work-from-home laptop: Working from home necessitates a high reliance on our personal computers. Laptops have become imporant components of our productivity and success at work. A new laptop usually serves its proud…; Added by Laura O. Tolentino at 3:27am on September 16, 2020

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Up next in my Spark Series is a recent friend of mine, Joe DeHart.…

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Blog Post: Seamless voice recognition; recruiters get ready: I was recently speaking with my friend Ami Givertz and he asked me about technology that excites me. With this question, I realized that technology…; Added by Donato Diorio at 12:19am on July 24, 2008