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Blog Post: Leadership in Healthcare Recruiting - Seeking Individual Feedback on Leadership Behaviors (Quick Survey Below): As a recruiter and graduate student, I had a number of questions on the state of recruiting (filling jobs) within the Healthcare industry. These questions were condensed to focus on just what…; Added by Rasberry Inc at 11:01pm on January 28, 2015

Blog Post: If you have ever thought about starting a job board....: you might think "what could go wrong?" -- well, I've been running latpro.com now for 11 years and here is what has gone wrong from time to…; Added by Eric Shannon at 10:42am on June 7, 2008

Blog Post: The Complete Career Campaign ™: Defining My Offer, Designing My Life: This is a very exciting week for me! I recently took on a big challenge and taught myself how to use Adobe’s Dreamweaver software to build my own webpage. I have now officially launched the…; Added by Valerie Gonyea at 11:13am on December 17, 2008

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Blog Post: All You Need to Know About the Work from Home Candidates: The work-from-home option for the candidates is something that has become a trend now. There are a few people who do not have enough time and resources to go to the office daily but need to…; Added by Siddhant Saxena at 8:37am on March 7, 2018

Blog Post: Things Every HR Pro Should Know About the Freelance Economy

The freelance economy is very different from the world where employees…

Added by Ashley Mills at 1:35am on January 27, 2016

Photo: On this day in 1965, workers completed the final top section of the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri, completing construction of the nation's tallest memorial after four years of work.: 603-foot high ribbon of gleaming stainless steel, the Gateway Arch spans 630 feet at the ground and is meant to symbolically mark the gateway from the eastern United States to the West. Architect Eero Saarinen's dramatic design was chosen during a 1947 competition, and has since become a landmark famous around the world. The Gateway Arch is the most prominent feature of St. Louis's Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Park, which also includes an Underground Visitors Center featuring exhibits charting the 100-year history of America's westward expansion. Although St. Louis was by no means the only jumping-off point for emigrants moving westward, during much of the 19th century the city's advantageous location, just below the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, made it an important hub for much of the nation's western expansion. Most famously, Lewis and Clark began their exploration of the newly acquired Louisiana Territory when they departed from St. Louis in May 1804, and Zebulon Pike also started his western explorations there in 1805. Once these famous trailblazers had shown the way, thousands of other followed in their footsteps. For a time, St. Louis was also a center for the fur trade, as the mountain men scoured the western streams and lakes for valuable animals and sent their skins back East through the city. As the tide of easterners emigrating West steadily grew, St. Louis also became a popular jumping-off point for the main overland trails to Santa Fe, California, and Oregon. The arrival of the first steamboat, the Pike, along the docks of St. Louis in 1817 began the city's role as a hub for steam-powered water transportation along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Railroads, too, ensured that St. Louis would be an important transportation center for the second half of the 19th century. However, railroads also made it possible for the upstart city of Chicago to begin challenging St. Louis's role as the gateway to the West. With its easy access to the extensive network of eastern lakes, canals, and railroads, after 1850 Chicago began to supplant St. Louis as the major railway hub and economic center of the West. http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/workers-complete-the-famous-gateway-arch-in-st-louis-missouri…; Added by Valentino Martinez at 9:31pm on October 28, 2013

Blog Post: What's New? The All-New MBAFocus.com: The new website was completed with you in mind. It is now...

...even easier to find the perfect match for your hiring needs

...much simpler to navigate with an improved user…; Added by Ryan Pratt at 2:37pm on June 28, 2011

Blog Post: I-9 Audits on the Rise - 5 Ways for Recruiters to Avoid Penalties: According to a recent Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) article,…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 10:26am on May 8, 2013

Blog Post: Job Search Tip: Complete the Entire Job Application: Latest story: A hiring manager I am working with in medical sales asked for a completed job application, rather than just a resume. The job is a 65 -75k base, with another 45k up for grabs in…; Added by Peggy McKee at 12:01pm on October 20, 2008