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Blog Post: LinkedIn Kung-Fu: This week I looked up from my keyboard to see more than just a few…; Added by RecruiterGuy at 12:15pm on April 8, 2010

Topic: Moving Eight Miles a Minute for Months at a Time: h great anticipation and a bit of delight. Truly. Yesterday, I flew into O'Hare Airport from Long Beach, CA (the BEST airport in the world, I might add - less than two minutes in the security line). Everything seemed to be going off without a hitch until I was seated and we were preparing for take-off. We ended up waiting on the tarmac for 40 minutes and ended up reaching our destination late. But that wasn't the worst of it - many things went awry. My seat was broken, wouldn't recline. There was a zuzzing sound in the wall where I would lean should I want to sleep - of course, no sleep was forthcoming. The electronics in my seat were broken - no TV, no movies, no radio - nothing. The flight attendant forgot me - all I wanted was some tomato juice. So by the time the turbulence hit, I was expecting it. It was significant but no one made a peep. I always enjoy watching the flight attendants during turbulence. It's almost like they put this mask on that says, "I'm cool, you're cool." They position their feet, so they won't get knocked off balance; it can be quite amusing. So I just decided at that moment to enjoy the turbulence. It comes and goes in our lives. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger, right? You have to know the pain to appreciate the joy. Into each life must fall a little rain. Against the wind. The problem with becoming accustomed to turbulence is that when it is absent, there is a tendency to seek it out. Well, and sometimes, it seeks me out - personally. I think it's a vengeance thing, really. :-) Today, I will engage in conversations with HR and Recruiting Professionals, Industry experts and vendors. The exchange will be constant and the intake will be great. I am glad to leave the turbulence at 30,000 feet and just enjoy the breeze and fresh air that will, no doubt, swirl around me. Against the wind. © by rayannethorn …; Added by Rayanne at 9:11am on April 19, 2010

Blog Post: [ALL] The Hoff Moved to Ning... Shouldn't You?: News hit recently that the Hoff (that's David Hasselhoff…; Added by RecruiterGuy at 12:42pm on August 19, 2008

Blog Post: Employment Challenges: Anyone who has lived through a job loss or has struggled to keep their position, have experienced the emotional roller coaster filled with anxiety and stress that…; Added by Russ Kovar at 11:53am on December 12, 2014

Blog Post: Interview Tips: The Fourth T’s: From recent HS graduates to C-suite executives, a job interview can be an overwhelming experience for job seekers if they are not fully prepared. So, here are what…; Added by Matt Rockatansky at 7:52am on November 22, 2019

Blog Post: How To Use WorkTipper Search Engine for Tech Jobs in Unique Startups: In digital marketing and technology, you can spend months and even years looking for that perfect job, but did you know it could be easier to find one? To solve this problem, I created WorkTipper…; Added by Backlinkfy at 12:04pm on February 9, 2017

Blog Post: How many of you can relate to this "Candidate Emotion Cycle"

I see this pattern again and again not just with candidates I know,…

Added by Chris Bailey at 5:39pm on July 29, 2013

Blog Post: What's the Unemployment Rate for the Candidates YOU Place?: When it comes to recessions, recruiters have long pointed out that the unemployment rate for the people they place is traditionally lower than the unemployment rate for the people…; Added by Matt Deutsch at 3:12pm on January 30, 2013

Blog Post: 7 Best Recruitment Marketing Articles of the Week (5.8.10 to 5.14.10): Originally posted on the…; Added by Chris Brablc at 1:12pm on May 14, 2010

Blog Post: Professional Resume - Plays Vital Role in Job Search: Never underestimate the importance of a good resume. Your resume is your first impression and first impression counts. Your …; Added by Avika Shah at 7:38am on December 5, 2014