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Blog Post: Hacked E-mails Fuel Climate Change Skeptics: Hundreds of private e-mails and documents hacked from a computer server at a British university are causing a stir among global warming skeptics, who say they show that climate scientists conspired…; Added by Dmitry at 8:50pm on November 20, 2009

Blog Post: Hacked E-mails Fuel Climate Change Skeptics: Hundreds of private e-mails and documents hacked from a computer server at a British university are causing a stir among global warming skeptics, who say they show that climate scientists conspired…; Added by Dmitry at 8:50pm on November 20, 2009

Topic: TOMORROW WEDNESDAY JOBMACHINE WEBINAR: Quick & Easy Formulas, Mining those Golden Leads: if you signed up and I'll add you to our future top ten once confirmed. REGISTER: jobmachine.net/cart/view ( http://jobmachine.net/cart/view ) Date: This Wednesday, December 3rd a 1pm US EST TIME ZONES: Time: 1-2:30 pm Eastern/ 12-1:30 pm Central/ 10-11:30 am Pacific Presenter: Mark Berger, JobMachine Adjunct Faculty, What: Webinar Class with Conference Call Topic: Mining the Internet for Golden Leads Price: $99.97 Register: www/jobmachine.net/Mining_the_Internet_for_those_Golden_Leads ( http://www/jobmachine.net/Mining_the_Internet_for_those_Golden_Leads ) On Wednesday, December 3rd at 1pm US EST Adjunct Faculty Member and Master CyberSleuth Mark Berger is presenting a primer on how the recruiting community can utilize search engines to mine the Internet for passive candidate leads. Dave Mendoza SixDegreesfromDave.com Adjunct Faculty, JobMachine ldavemendoza@gmail.com http://www.sixdegreesfromdave.com This session will offer various easy and no-cost mining techniques to find resumes, lists, org charts, names from associations, candidate homepages, membership directories, honor society members, candidates with credentials, company staff/employees, email address searches, and alumni searches. Attendees will also learn the process of how to find contact information for the people you locate! Check it out here: Quick & Easy Formulas for Mining those Golden Leads Presented by: Mark Berger, Master CyberSleuth, JobMachine Adjunct Faculty A primer on how the recruiting community can utilize the search engines to mine the Internet for passive candidate leads. This session will offer various mining techniques. Presentation includes: * Discussion of Active vs. Passive Candidates * Resume Search Techniques * Name Search / Research Techniques * A Few Best Practices * Resources to Locate Contact Information We offer a few basic resume search techniques, then some basic research techniques for locating lists, org charts, names from associations, candidate homepages, membership directories, honor society members, candidates with credentials, company staff/employees, email address searches, and alumni searches. Attendees will also learn the process of how to find contact information for the people you locate! WORKSHOP SAMPLE TIP For example, one tip we will cover in class is about sourcing really smart people. Try putting the names of college Honor Societies in your search string. Pi Tau Sigma is the Honor Society for Mechanical Engineering. My search string would look like: (intitle:resume | inurl:resume | inurl:cv | intitle:cv | inurl:vitae | intitle:vitae) "Pi Tau Sigma" (design | engineering) "power systems" -intitle:job That is if I were looking for ME's to design or engineer power systems. This search got 30 hits on Google, most of them resumes. You will receive the Powerpoint slides in .pdf format by email the next business day after the webinar. PLEASE NOTE: When using your credit card during the check out process please make sure to input the address that is attached to the credit card (this will be the address the card was actually mailed to). Otherwise, the system will not accept your payment.…; Added by Dave Mendoza at 2:42pm on December 2, 2008

Blog Post: How to Take Charge of Your Finances and Prepare for Your Future after College

In college, your budget may have been difficult to manage. You may…

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Blog Post: Is your business appearing legitimate to customers online?: Industry group UK Finance has found that over £500 million was stolen from customers of banks across Britain during the first six months of 2018 alone, as well as claiming that £145 million of…; Added by Caitlin Purvis at 7:09am on November 2, 2018

Blog Post: Is It Smart to Look for Another Job While Employed?: Even though a number of people when asked would say they are content with…; Added by Dave Thomas at 6:25pm on May 1, 2012

Topic: Closed for Good, er, Bad: p for me and my daughter, then a senior in high school. Affordable airfare, a delighful and historic hotel was selected, planned-out meals and entertainment all booked and paid for in a snap, all done well ahead of time. I kept a meticulous file and double- and triple-checked the plans and confirmation numbers before our departure. No problems at the airport, no delays or issues. The hotel, upon our arrival, upgraded our room to a suite and offered us free breakfast. Several restaurant reservations fell seamlessly in line with fun entertainment plans. The trip was a fine example of proper planning and follow-thru, that is, until..., Our final meal in New York City. Reservations had been made for a special dinner at a well-known restaurant; I had prepaid - $75 each, not including the tip or any extras like alcoholic beverages or desserts. We anxiously arrived and were exposed to a highly agitated maitre'D who seemed to hate us instantly, well, as soon as I handed over my print-out with my confirmation number proving we had paid online. We were seated next to the kitchen doors, so every waiter rushed past us with a dangerously extended elbow or jostling plates. A cheap photocopied menu, with front and back printed upside down from each other I might add, was slapped on our table, with only three entrees from which "we" would be allowed to order. We were then left alone for almost forty minutes before our order was taken. The restaurant was almost empty for we had made early reservations to immediately follow a Broadway matinee. And yet, we were seated in a horrible location. The food, when it finally arrived was horrible, the service worse. We left disappointed that our trip had been seemingly spoiled by one lousy meal. I recently read that Tavern on the Green was slated to close down. After our dreadful experience, I am not surprised. My stubborn nature drove me to go ahead and leave an undeserved 25% tip, and speak briefly with a non-caring staff supervisor. An ensuing letter brought no response and I learned a valuable lesson about customer service and how to better appreciate even the least of my customers/clients. Reputation means everything in business... © by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 1:09am on December 30, 2009

Blog Post: Are Your Recruits on Par with Your ECommerce Strategy?: A business, like any other complex system, runs only as well as its individual parts allow it to operate. That is why the hiring and recruiting aspect of ecommerce is one of the most important…; Added by Owen Andrew at 12:49pm on December 2, 2014

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