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Blog Post: Focus On What You Can Control

John Wooden, famous UCLA basketball coach and one of the greatest coaches in any sport ever used to preach that you must focus only on the things that you can control.

Great advice for…

Added by Todd Kmiec at 1:25pm on September 14, 2017

Comment on: Blog Post 'Workplace Porn: the next Killer app?': ll.com/PDF/2008%20March%20Laws.pdf Solutions Cell Block Technologies, Inc. provides the only cost-effective, non-jamming, extensible solution today, to enforce a no-cell-phones or no-mobile-phones policy and to address other problems faced with cell phone / mobile phone and wireless communications in public and private spaces. Cell-Block-R Control Units prevent the use of cellular phones within restricted areas. This is accomplished using a patent-pending technology that takes control of the cellular phone away from the public cellular phone networks. Any incoming calls then go into voicemail at the public cellular phone network and the Control Unit will not allow any outgoing calls. The Cell-Block-R Control Unit is about the size of a residential smoke detector and can be attached unobtrusively to the ceiling or floor of a building to effectively prevent cell phone operation within a fixed radius. The Basic Control Unit covers a radius of 6 ½ feet (two meters). With this radius, a single unit will control approximately 100 sq feet of floor space, 10 Control Units for 1,000 sq. feet, etc. Other models cover different size areas - up to 10,000 sq. feet (1,000 sq. meters). The actual combination of models to be used in any specific application will depend upon the area to be covered. The low power Control Units are recognized as a base station by cell phones / mobile phones within its radius. (Think of a “base station” as a “tower”.) Once the Cell-Block-R Control Unit has “captured” the phone, it instructs the phone to go to a channel that is not active in that cellular system. This prohibits the phone from receiving communication from the original system’s base station. With multiple Cell-Block-R Control Units, an establishment can cover as much or as little area as needed. The limited radius of each control unit gives total flexibility to create “cell phone / mobile phone free” or “cell phone / mobile phone available” zones without spillover into areas that are not covered. Control Units The Control Unit takes control of all cellular phones within its Zone of Protection. Control Units are pre-set at the factory with a spherical Zone of Protection that is approximately 6 feet (2 meters) in diameter. Control Units may be reset at installation to provide varying size Zones of Protection as appropriate for the specific site and to activate various alarms and other settings as desired by the customer. The maximum Zone of Protection for a single control unit is 100 feet (30 meters) in diameter, although the maximum would seldom be used. Multiple Control Units may be used to cover larger restricted areas. Remote Management Units Remote Management Units provide for the networking of Control Units to monitor the status of the Control Units. This can be important where the administration must ensure that all units are working and none have been damaged – for example, in prison environments. The Remote Management Unit is also used to facilitate the initial setup of Control Units and to service the Control Units when new electronic upgrades are needed. Alarms may be sent by the control units to the RMU when needed, for example, the detection of a phone in a prison or a power outage. A normal installation will include multiple Control Units and a single Remote Management Unit. The RMU is necessary for updating the software as well as for changing the factory installed settings in the Control Units (such as the size of the Zone of Protection). For very small areas, a single control unit may be installed without the use of an RMU; however, there will be no networking and no status monitoring. If the software needs to be upgraded, the VAR must return with a personal computer and an RMU to provide service. The Cell-Block-R Control Unit is not a cell phone jammer.…; Added by Michael VanDervort at 12:38pm on September 15, 2009

Blog Post: The Insanity of Client and Candidate Control

No one likes to be controlled. Which is just one reason why staffing and recruiting professionals must avoid this flawed practice.

Watch the video to learn more, including a better way of…

Added by Scott Wintrip at 9:42am on July 6, 2015

Blog Post: The Science of Role Models - Jerry Albright Version: If…; Added by Recruiting Animal at 12:23pm on January 27, 2011

Blog Post: February 25, 2009: Claudia's Wednesday Wisdom

This week Claudia turns her attention to the recruiter as being the root of the problem...and pretty shallow at that!

Timber!…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 10:51am on February 25, 2009

Blog Post: Stop Saying "Candidate Control"

I have recruited for some of the top companies in the third party recruiting industry.

And no matter what company it was, upper management loved their buzzwords – “Forward…

Added by Chadd Balbi at 1:11pm on December 9, 2014

Blog Post: Why It's Important to Keep Up to Date on Your Certification Classes

Added by Kara Masterson at 3:28pm on October 3, 2022

Comment on: Blog Post 'A Friday Quickie': magician" as Jerry stated. In my 30 years of recruiting I've found that no results always hurts, no question.…; Added by bill josephson at 6:31pm on September 20, 2010