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Blog Post: Working in sales - An Account Manager's Role in the UK

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Of all the sales roles out there, the job of the account manager is one of the more important ones. Tasked with being the face of…

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Blog Post: How Many Jobs are Available for Pharmacists?

Unlike the massive staff shortages of…

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Blog Post: The Future of Social Media in 2010: Social Media, it's been a topic for more than a few conversations in 2009. From Oprah, to…; Added by Jessica Miller-Merrell at 11:13am on November 24, 2009

Blog Post: 3 Situations When Social Media Can Cause You Harm In Your Job Search: You lost your job or you were not hired because of your activities on social media is a phrase that is both laughable and taunting. Truth is everybody loves social media. It is a free world! It…; Added by Julia Baron at 4:48am on January 25, 2018

Blog Post: Job Ad Posting Distribution (Part 1 of 3): Major Job Boards vs. Niche Job Boards: Originally posted on the SmashFly Recruitment Marketing Blog…; Added by Chris Brablc at 9:50am on April 21, 2010

Blog Post: Why Job Boards Remain Popular

With social media making big strides in the job vacancy advertising…

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I WAS UNDER THE IMPRESSION that most email marketers were well aware of the advantages of…; Added by 01. Lonnie McRorey at 10:44am on July 17, 2008

Topic: Professional Services history... Circa 1930s – 1950s: -Steagall Act was driven by demand for advice on finance, strategy, and organization. The Glass-Steagall Act, also known as the Banking Act of 1933, was enacted as an emergency response to the failure of nearly 5,000 banks during the Great Depression and prohibited commercial banks from engaging in the investment business.From the 1950s onward until the 1980s consultancies not only expanded their activities considerably in the United States, but also opened offices in Europe and later in Asia and South America. More tomorrow… PeopleTicker provides Market Intelligence to Human Resources professionals and Procurement teams helping organizations benchmark their existing suppliers, and design more cost effective new programs that maximize both full time regular and contingent labor spend. As the need for skilled labor increases throughout the world, companies need to know “how much” when hiring or procuring new talent. Annual salary survey technology is ineffective in providing true compensation market rates that take into account changes in employment demand by geography or industry. By combining big data aggregation with crowd-based validation through its SkillsVillageeco-system of experts, PeopleTicker provides the most accurate and current compensation information available in the market today. …; Added by Chrissy Nicholas Dooley at 3:11pm on July 18, 2016

Comment on: Topic 'Digging Into RecruitingBlogs.com v2.08: The Death of Sourcing': couple of years, to which it has been in Single digits each year." From the Pew data - and I'm reading from the spreadsheet I posted earlier, "Used Internet Yesterday" 60% - 55% - 52% - 50% - 56% - 59% - 56% - 51% - 61% - 60% - 59% - 57% - 53% - 58% - 57% - 57% - 56% - 59% - 55% - 52% - 54% - 55% - 53% - 58% - 57% - 60% - 65% - 63% - 66% - 66% - 64% - 65% - 69% - 68% - 72% - 70% - 72% - 72% - 72% If we had looked at earlier periods, we also see stagnation - quite a few years when it was single digit growth - but as more data was collected, we saw the trends. Your statement makes no sense when looking at the data. "it is also interesting to Compare the pew research over the past couple of years, and determine the usage of the demographics, which to me was more interesting based upon Subjective and objective information, rather than the computation of data.. unfortunately that will never take precedence or disclose the solid info as to What people are Doing and WHY they are doing it on the internet.. which as a recruiter I care about.. Which then brings one to this article which I brought to the attention earlier.. but noone addressed but again, helps define the Point I was trying to bring about re the Pew Article." Let me ask you a question Internet user...We know that you're looking at job boards but why are you doing this? Karen, if you look here at Page 5, you'll see what people report doing on the Internet. As far as the article you cited, for some reason you neglected to add more from the article: This year's Internet subscription figures are actually better than last year's, according to Parks' Director of Research John Barrett. "This time around, 29 percent said they don't have it and they're not interested," he told TechNewsWorld. "The previous year, that was about 34 percent." So Internet subscriptions are actually getting better and your point was a line that was used out of context. In fact, considering the upward spiral of mobile phones - let's go to the Pew for this one - would indicate that in the near future many more will be connected to the Internet via their mobile phone. Saints be praised! The Internet is everywhere! Source, source, source to your hearts content! If you can't source, complain! Baruch atta Ado-noy Eh-lo-hay-nu Me-lech ha-oh-lam, Boray pur-ree ha-Sumser!…; Added by Steve Levy at 1:09pm on March 2, 2009

Blog Post: Was Your Candidate Truly Laid-Off, or Just Plain FIRED?: As a recruiter I do have a great deal of sympathy for the droves of professionals being caught up in the current nationwide trend of mass layoffs. As someone who has been laid off from a job once…; Added by Andrea Santiago at 1:36am on December 10, 2008