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Blog Post: Recruiters? Honest as the day is long!: I had a bad experience last week. A bad experience which quickly rebounded into a good one, I am happy to say.

It was Friday 6 pm. I was rushing to wrap up things at work. Last minute…; Added by Greg Savage at 7:40pm on August 23, 2009

Blog Post: Why did we build HR Chatbots?: Added by Bangabdi Roy Chowdhury at 6:59am on September 26, 2017

Topic: It Happened One Night.: Just a black screen asking me to reboot. "I'm trying!" I screamed at the screen while clutching its sides in my hands. I have experienced this before, though that time was the blue screen of death. One would think that I would have learned my lesson. Back up your schtuff! Truth be told, I was getting ready to; I was just waiting for my move to be complete. But should'ves are a sad tale that no one really wants to hear. I ventured to work this morning, my computer lovingly cradled in my arms, hoping that by some miracle, it will be revived. Keep your fingers crossed for me and I will keep you posted on the impending doom I am trying to stave off. My computer is only 18 months old. It shouldn't be disposable; it was an investment. Its contents are my soul - sad, but true. I'd say pray for me, but that would just be silly, right? I write every evening. There is this place I go to, it is the world where I get lost in words, where I let go of the day and contemplate this and that. This and that being the conversation I had, the spread sheet I put together, the tide I watched sweep away a towel, the bird that swooped at me, the four loads of laundry in my hallway, the remote car key with the dead battery, the drying lavender hanging in my kitchen, the toilet that won't flush... all those real life things that you hope stand still while you work and will wait for your contemplation and action. I guess I should have acted more and contemplated less. I think we all say that at one point or another in our lives. It's not that I was lazy, it's not that I was thoughtless. It is that I was living. And how can I regret that? ©by rayannethorn …; Added by Rayanne at 11:19am on August 12, 2010

Blog Post: 5 Must-Read Books for Career Professionals: Most people have career-related New Year’s resolutions and it's not a surprise anymore. Many professionals are thinking of quitting their present job or planning a big career change as the new…; Added by Gabbie Keegan at 10:00pm on January 21, 2015

Blog Post: TLS Continuum: The Missing Link: Last week in our weekly blog post we talked about what the TLS Continuum was, however I left out of the discussion a valuable point about what is missing from most continuous process improvement…; Added by Daniel T. Bloom at 11:31am on April 29, 2016

Blog Post: TLS Continuum Part 21: You are the bane of my existence so be gone out my world: You make a phone call to your credit card company and you get caught in the virtual whirlpool as the VM system takes you through all the options. One of the continuing recordings says “in order to…; Added by Daniel T. Bloom at 11:40am on September 25, 2015

Blog Post: Practical and Personal Ways to Increase Workplace Productivity: Do you ever look at that friend of yours who has accomplished more before noon…; Added by Sean Pomeroy at 12:57pm on September 23, 2013

Blog Post: Employee Engagement: Added by Advanced Recruiting Trends at 3:32pm on April 24, 2018

Blog Post: Is it Time to Rethink Your (Mobile) Webdesign?

Have you looked at your website in your mobile browser lately?

If it looks a little…

Added by Jessica Lunk at 10:04am on October 5, 2011

Blog Post: Behavioural Descriptive Interviews: A chainsaw where a scalpel is needed.: As an example of using a chain saw when a scalpel is needed, is there a better one in HR than Behavioural Descriptive Interviews? Most people in HR have no idea what the background is on these…; Added by Kim Bechtel at 6:47pm on March 1, 2010