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Blog Post: Developing Personal Effectiveness: 1) LOVE CHANGE :

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Blog Post: RECRUITERS WASTE THEIR TIME ON SOCIAL MEDIA

RECRUITERS WASTE THEIR TIME ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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Blog Post: 3 Ways to Prepare For a Telephone Interview: 3 Ways to Prepare For a Telephone Interview

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Blog Post: Are You Technologically Co-Dependent?: Take No Prisoners is a free weekly memo from Scott Wintrip that explores how Radical Accountability prospers companies and changes lives. Instead of taking people hostage with…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 10:53am on October 30, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'Danny Cahill's "Best Recruiters" Comment (From JD's Email Today)': Enlighten me. In my honest opinion, working the tough positions and enjoying the hunt associated is not about PROVING (using all caps as you drew attention to this in your comment) anything. I can tell you that of all high performers I've ever been around (whether it be sports, business, etc.), there is a desire to more prove something to yourself as opposed to proving something to someone else. Many athletes that go to the Hall of Fame were never out to prove anything to the fans - it's their inner desire to compete at a high level and win. It's why Michael Jordan was up at 5am shooting jump shots while the competition laid in bed, getting a 'good night's rest'. In the end, Jerry, perhaps we disagree on this. But I can tell you that if you look at someone who wants to be the best (and holds themselves to a high standard), and tell them to "get real" with themselves, you're not going to get a "Yeah, you're right . . . I guess I'll give up" response. At least not from me . . . and if the shoe doesn't fit in terms of becoming complacent while 'cake hunting', then don't wear it. An analogy as to restaurants making crappy food is weak, at best. Here's why: You get what you order at the restaurant, and you pay accordingly. If you want to speak to probability of fill being lower because you're working jobs that HR can't fill on their own, I can respect that . . . but I'm not buying your chef argument. Great restaurants are great because the chefs consistently make great food. Sure, over time, many become more lax . . . and guess what happens? The hungrier wolf comes along and takes their supper. Bless your heart, too :) I'm working on getting real by focusing on the tough-to-fill searches, so maybe I'm on the wrong track :) Jerry Albright said:Dear Joshua - bless your heart - I just love the spunk you bring to our big table! Thank you. But let's get real here. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the so-called "filling positions" type of recruiter. In fact - it is the real goal out here, isn't it? Unless we are more caught up with Personal Branding, Talent Pipelining, Tweeting about our toughest searches and the mile-high pile of EVERY OTHER distraction out here. ....... Please get real with yourself. Signed, Resorted to Simply "Filling Positions".........(as often as I can!) …; Added by Joshua Letourneau at 2:20pm on February 3, 2009

Blog Post: Simplify your Hiring Process: One less headache: Recruiting is a misunderstood art form. For the shortsighted hiring managers out there, the word recruiting brings to mind hours of distraction that…; Added by Darwin Redshield at 2:20pm on July 14, 2009