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Blog Post: Hire a Hero: This is a re-post of an article I published in October 2011 "Hiring Former…; Added by Tom Bolt at 9:55pm on May 27, 2012

Blog Post: How to Get Help Getting Hired

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Blog Post: Best Collaboration Tools For Managing Remote Teams

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Blog Post: How Your Restaurant Can Save Money Without Laying Off Employees: For most restaurant owners, it’s difficult to layoff employees in the name of…; Added by Amanda DiSilvestro at 5:12am on November 28, 2012

Blog Post: How to Refine your Talent Acquisition Strategy?

No matter how big or small your business is, if you…

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Blog Post: 4 Things Recruiters Want From Expat Healthcare Workers

Working abroad is…

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Blog Post: Career Development Planner 2023

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Blog Post: Six New Technologies That'll Make Hiring People Easier: Hiring people is always a bit of a mixed bag, in terms of experience. Sometimes, you’ll get the perfect candidate within your first batch. Sometimes, you can be taking resumes in for weeks…; Added by Rob Morgan at 8:57am on February 17, 2016

Topic: Client Control: Managing Expectations: n is key to accomplishment and must be thought of first and foremost in order for success to be achieved. The Hiring Manager is the gateway to bringing a search or recruitment to an appreciated close. How can you, as a Recruiter or HR Professional, keep dissatisfaction at bay? Learning to speak with assurance and limiting failure. Gene Kranz of NASA, during the famed Apollo 13 mission, said, "Failure is not an option." How did he put those words into action? He reached out to his team for help in bringing the mission to a triumphant conclusion. The definition of success in this particular instance was altered considerably from what its primary focus had been. Doing what needs to be done and learning to be flexible in this time of economic turn down is an insightful endeavor and will lead to greater outcomes. Knowing when to ask for help is probably one of the most difficult abilities to master. It is driven into our business make up to be self-reliant and just get the job done. It is never easy to say, "I need help." Think about it, when was the last time you said that in a business setting? For most, it is far easier to say "Can I help you?" We live and work in a society where we are led to believe we can have it all, but in order to have it all, you must be able to do it all. Not an easy task when time is divided between work, family, work, friends, more work, church, activism, volunteering, promoting, blogging, commuting, conferences, errands and still more work... the list is endless. Diversification may be key in muddling through this trying time. Expanding your scope of business offerings and paying closer attention to a client's needs is a step toward success. Keeping the communication door open will manage expectations and align procedures with what is anticipated. Expectations lead to the unfortunate risk of being let down. However, lowering expectations or having them lowered for us is not the right answer. The best way to manage those expectations is to be prepared and stay in constant contact with the parties involved in any given recruitment or business transaction. By asking for help from Hiring Managers, they are kept in the conversation loop and part of the active process. Put on your armor, sharpen your sword, and be ready to conquer a deadline or delinquent feedback. Unfortunately, failure is bound to occur but if you do not risk failure, you most certainly risk growth. Learn from failure and know that even the greatest leaders have suffered at the hands of risk, yet even more have benefited. "Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enthusiasm." Winston Churchill…; Added by Rayanne at 1:55am on February 24, 2009

Blog Post: Fixing the Economy One Hire at a Time - The Reason I Love my Recruiting Job - & The 8 Hire Inspiring Day.

I suppose it started almost 10 years ago - when the economy was coming out of another flat line scenario - indeed when the Rome of the Innovation World - Silicon Valley even had…

Added by Mike Rasmussen at 4:12am on May 24, 2013