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Blog Post: Belief Rolls Down Hill – Scott’s Sales Yoga Thought for the Day: Many things, including a well known four-letter word, roll down hill: attitudes, actions emulated by subordinates, and beliefs, to name a few. Of these, beliefs are the most powerful and do the…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 11:22am on October 24, 2013

Blog Post: Here’s All You Need To Know About Buying Women’s Designer Clothes Online: There is no doubt in the fact that women love shopping and bargaining. However, not all of them can enjoy hunting for any specific dress or any shoe because of their busy life or because of their…; Added by Geo Msn at 2:14am on March 9, 2016

Comment on: Blog Post 'RecruitCONSULT! Elevate Recruiting to True Consulting': orate recruiting and staffing professionals. There are also so many products and services out there that sell sourcing tools, resources, and technologies. Sourcing can be packaged, product-ized, and sold more easily than most of the skills I am talking about. Sourcing is key for sure. Finding candidates is a skill just as much as the rest of the parts of corporate recruiting. The skill of internal corporate recruitment consulting isn't as widely discussed as sourcing, because you can't easily buy it, package it, or product-ize it. It's a skill and a competency that corporate recruiting pros must continue to cultivate and grow. Thanks for your feedback!…; Added by Jeremy Eskenazi at 3:00pm on July 6, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'INDEED has KILLED privacy!': ther is going to "scrape" it, have it shared, or buy it. And simple steps to select how they agree for it to be used. It can be easily argued that they agreed to some Terms of Services or Privacy notice, but it's known that people don't read through the entire convoluted language used (usually with small print and lots of subparagraphs, etc.). I think it should be the consumers responsibility to understand terms before they agree to anything, but I also know companies of all kinds rarely make that as understandable as they could. Why? Because then maybe a lot of people wouldn't agree, or buy their product/services, etc. …; Added by Amber at 11:22am on August 28, 2013

Blog Post: The Value Process: The simple directions promoting the value of rinse and repeat, as printed on shampoo bottles everywhere, increases the amount used and garners manufacturers of personal hygiene products billions…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 8:52am on October 22, 2012

Blog Post: Setting Up A Betta Fish Tank For Your House: Betta fish tanks looks amazingly exquisite in the house. If you are a home lover then you must be well aware of the home décor ideas and techniques and setting up a betta fish tank is one of the…; Added by Geo Msn at 3:00am on April 30, 2016

Blog Post: Inspecting Your Entry Level Road Bike: What You Need To Do?: While getting you first and best starter road bike you need to have sharp inspection techniques whether you are going to buy a…; Added by Geo Msn at 7:59am on May 25, 2016

Blog Post: The Tone Deaf Candidate: It used to be called ‘optics’ but cleaver journalists have coined a new term—‘tone deaf’. It’s the descriptor used when, say, a company takes bailout money and buys a $50M jet. It’s the description…; Added by Vikki Pachera at 2:38pm on January 27, 2009

It’s an all too typical situation. Your candidate accepts your offer,…

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Comment on: Blog Post 'Changing Career Paths?': t now is not the time to try and change fields , it's even difficult to find something within your field from what i am seeing. I keep hearing candidates say, "I don't have to stay in what i have been doing i could easily move from engineering management into supply chain management." My response, "You probably could but no employer that i have seen in the past three years is going to let you so let's look at where you bring the most value for yourself and an employer." As to everyone being able to work for themselves. Probably so if they do for themselves what they know how to do for someone else. I have seen some dismal examples of people who had been in management within a corporation, go out and buy a recruiting firm thinking that all they had to do was put candidates in front of people. Just watched one mortgage his soul, buy a firm for way too much money. 5X last three years gross earnings. In a year he called and told me that he had learned a valuable lesson. Never buy into an industry for big money that one does not know anything about. He paid too much , had no clue what he was doing and tried to run a recruiting firm like a hospital department without realizing that recruiting is a very competetive industry.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 7:33pm on December 18, 2010