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Blog Post: Recession? Recruiters of "BASIC NEEDS" - Healthcare: Recruiters, come on........!

I was visiting a few websites and reading papers. Initially it looked like we have come to a closed street with no U-turn. There are hardly a few new jobs, and…; Added by Simon Jones at 8:01am on January 26, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'If the recruiter is the "Lightning" then....': ecruiting] within the "Cloud".... Lightning and Thunder being part of the "Cloud" metaphor." My point is is that lightening and thunder are not part of the "cloud" metaphor [as in "cloud computing"/"cloud recruiting."]. That said, I could be missing the point completely. Am I? Or maybe I'm just cranky today... You say: "I've developed a service within this realm. Therefore I have a vested interest in seeing the concept of recruiting in the cloud become a reality (more of a reality than it is today)." I would have thought that more reason for seeking clarity over confusion! Anyhoooo... I also would be interested in hearing replies from others so I'll sit back and listen now.…; Added by Amitai Givertz to Cloud Recruiting at 6:58pm on November 11, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'Unemployment and the Government: Which is worse?': are common during these days and anybody can be infected with the flu virus. But do not confuse the colds for the flu. Influenza or flu is a respiratory infection caused by a virus .Since it is the start of the fall flu season, there not only will be the ordinary flu, but also the H1N1 influenza strain, or the Swine Flu. Any vaccine carries risk of infection, but most likely it will protect you. The worst possible H1N1 vaccine risk is a possibility of developing GBS, or Guillain Barre Syndrome, an auto-immune condition which involves the break down of the lining of nerve cells. It's worth getting emergency loans for an H1N1 vaccine.…; Added by JonasZ at 5:45am on October 10, 2009

Blog Post: The *NEW* Fordyce Letter: As everyone must know by now, I love the Fordyce Letter. Not many publications are worth a couple of hundred bucks a year -- but the Fordyce Letter is an exception.

Having said that, today I…; Added by Harry Joiner at 4:01pm on May 29, 2007

Blog Post: Do You Suffer from NPS?: Are staff not held consistently accountable in your firm? Do you come up with justifiable reasons when expectations are not met? Are reprimands or terminations delayed or do not happen at all? If you…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 8:10am on September 12, 2011

Does NO really mean NO? The simple art of getting to YES!

How do you feel when a potential customer, client, or recruit says “NO” to you? Is it what you expect? Often times it is exactly…

Added by Maria Mull at 10:03am on March 15, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Rehearsed and prepared interviewee responses': able presenting in front of large groups" "I have average math skills" "I can sometimes become a micro-manager when working on a high profile project" Something that sures you are human and have flaws. Then I can truly get an idea of how you may fit in with a certain team/manager. Theresa Hunter said: What answer would you like to see? My attorneys some times do take on to much work as they feel it is expected of them but does leave little time for personal down time. …; Added by Tiffany Branch at 10:11am on July 18, 2012

Blog Post: How to Include Home Renovation Work on a Resume: Depending on the line of work that you want to get into, your home renovation projects could be relevant experience. Putting these items on your resume may help to land you the construction,…; Added by Rachelle Wilber at 12:04pm on October 31, 2019

Blog Post: 4 Lucrative Trade Careers You Don't Need a Degree For: Trade jobs provide people with high-paying careers that don’t require a college degree. Student debt is at an all-time high, and with the cost of living also on the rise, many young people are…; Added by Anica Oaks at 11:40am on July 19, 2019