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Blog Post: Quick Tip for Sourcing Talent on Social Networks

On the Radar: Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008

From Shannon Seery Gude on EXCERL8ion:

How is it done? Leveraging Google’s…

Added by Amitai Givertz at 7:31am on January 22, 2008

Blog Post: My tips for Sharing an Apartment: A student’s Perspective!: Hi there! I am writing this article in order to give you some tips if you need to share an apartment with somebody you have not known before. I, as a student at the University of Charleston, found…; Added by Geo Msn at 4:57am on April 19, 2016

Blog Post: 5 Money-Saving Practices Businesses Should Continue Post-Lockdown: For many businesses, penny-pinching hasn’t exactly been a choice lately, with lockdown regulations forcing the part-time closure of companies across all industries. However, in recent weeks we…; Added by Caitlin Purvis at 11:36am on September 24, 2020

Blog Post: Cooking up delicious recruiting automation (and crushing your priorities)

Some days are perfect. Everything falls into place. You just glide…

Added by Ben Slater at 12:04pm on April 25, 2016

Blog Post: How can you boost retail sales using visual merchandising?: Although the likes of Marks & Spencer and House of Fraser have fell on tough times, there’s still plenty opportunity for retail stores to maximise their sales…; Added by Caitlin Purvis at 9:48am on November 1, 2018

Blog Post: Why do we have a bad rep?: Added by jane blackmore at 5:59pm on August 31, 2010

Blog Post: Social Media list of Lists!!

Social Media list of Lists!!

Main Categories: general (not specific to any brand, mission, type of person), specific (targets a specific group, such as flixster…

Added by Dean Da Costa at 1:58pm on December 9, 2011

Blog Post: Are You ‘Consciously Incompetent’ Or ‘Unconsciously Competent’?

One thing I learned very early on in my career…

Added by Paul Slezak at 5:19pm on October 6, 2014

Topic: Mobile Job Searching: Sex, Pies and Invigulate [sic]: t was immediately clear that JobServe’s new mobile offerings had been well received. However, it was only when a routine review of search terms was performed that it became evident some of the funny and unusual things that candidates are searching for using the job search tools. The majority of the searches for ‘sex’ originated from Australia [Ed: No comment]. Some of the more optimistic candidates were searching for ‘sex’ combined with the ‘jobs near me’ feature. One (presumably) more desperate candidate even put ‘anywhere’ in the search location! For those of you losing hope, one particularly self-assured candidate from the UK searched for a job as a ‘Sex God’ – so there is definitely at least one left out there! Amongst some of the other less fruitful searches, were searches for ‘casheir’, ‘invigulator’, ‘wearhouse’ and ‘midwive’ [sic]. Perhaps one tip for candidates is to at least be familiar with the correct spelling of your key search terms. The search for ‘cooking pies’ was more surprising - presumably either a disgruntled ‘pastry chef’ or someone who got their JobServe and Betty Crockers’ Recipe App mixed-up! With JobServe delivering its first iPhone app in October 2009, its first iPad app in April 2010 and the latest release of its mobile website (http://mobile.jobserve.ca) in June 2010, usage and online applications have soared. Statistics for JobServe’s mobile application suite alone show a constant and strong growth in candidates using the apps/mobile website, and their corresponding applications. The evidence clearly shows that candidates not only search for jobs whilst on the move, but apply as well. The explosion of smart phones and ever increasing feature sets mean that users demand richer mobile experiences, and JobServe is already working on its next generation of mobile apps. Included in these is Mobile Headhunter, JobServe’s mobile Resume Search tool, scheduled for release August 2010. In this fast technological world, JobServe remains committed to deliver both quality and innovation to its customers and candidates alike. About JobServe JobServe Canada was formed in January 2007 as the result of the acquisition of JobShark.com, Canada’s largest independent job board. With its Canadian headquarters in Ottawa, Ontario, and its global headquarters in Essex, UK, JobServe also has offices in the USA, Australia, and Thailand. JobServe was the world’s first Internet Recruitment Service, formed in late 1993 by Robbie Cowling. JobServe is part of the Aspire Media Group. For more information please visit www.jobserve.ca or www.aspiremediagroup.net …; Added by Kathryn O'Brien at 2:01pm on July 27, 2010

Blog Post: Diversity and Inclusion Statistics To Transform Your Diversity Recruitment Strategy

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