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Comment on: Blog Post 'How To: Effective Boolean Searching': though). In my experience, talking about Boolean and not specifying where you are searching may confuse readers. As an example, in Google search, AND must be omitted, NOT must be written as the minus, and NEAR doesn't work. NEAR does work on Bing; NOT does work on Bing as well, but wildcards don't. I have recently posted a chart with operator comparison on the two major web search engines. …; Added by Irina Shamaeva at 11:55pm on August 12, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Social Media vs. Social Recruiting': ild the bridges between each channel - keeping in mind that each community needs it's own avatar or attitude as it relates to that SM community. If you can do this well from a recruiting perspective I think you're on your way. You can then add other channels as you grow. Perhaps your blog could allow others to provide their strategy with respect to working as a Social Media Recruiter. I don't separate Social Media and Social Recruiting I merge the expressions as a real function.…; Added by Paul Alfred at 10:10am on August 17, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Question of the day: How do you handle the candidate who doesn't stop talking?': far the worst interviewer I've ever met, I placed within 48 hours of meeting. He had a niche skillset a client needed and irrespective of his personal issues he got the job, sometimes skills are more important. Yes mostly that's not true and there's no point in going after the poorer end of the market but sometimes if you literally can't find anyone else for those annoying roles everyone's given up on you can get those average/poor candidates into the role.…; Added by Chris Grove at 12:32pm on February 2, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Deciding to Be Expressful Will Always Leave an Impression - HUMOR ME': Another example of an expression leaving an impression would be "Confident"...but "SCARY". Another...would be "OVERCONFIDENT"...; Added by Valentino Martinez at 9:42pm on May 5, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post 'The Death of Blogging': information out there. I agree, the media is what we all used to have, which was very one sided. My concern is what @Alasdair said- many aren't even seen because of mass number of people self promoting. Do you see this happening or do you disagree strongly? I like when people challenge me and my thinking- even if I am incorrect. We all learn. The sadness is when things go unchallenged and even unnoticed. People will cease to write eventually in this type of forum. …; Added by Will Thomson at 10:59am on September 18, 2013

2006 OFCCP Ruling Made Easy!!

OFCCP (Office of Federal Contract Compliance Program), and the 2006 ruling on "Internet Applicants" have…

Added by Dean Da Costa at 6:47pm on January 25, 2011

Blog Post: Capgemini - Who We Are: Capgemini is headquartered in Paris, France and operates in more than 30 countries. We are, above all, a people company—over 83,000 people in North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific region.…; Added by Kunjal at 2:42am on July 9, 2008

Blog Post: I am looking for a few Business Developers!: Position: Business Development Manager

This is a Direct Hire opportunity for a client based out of MD and VA. What I am looking for is a solid resource or lead for this type of professional.…; Added by Alex Brown at 2:42pm on December 15, 2009

Blog Post: Internet Sourcing Alters Your Brain: Gary Small, a neuroscientist at UCLA in California who specializes in brain function, has found through studies that Internet searching and text messaging has made brains more adept at…; Added by Steve Levy at 5:25pm on October 28, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'Integrity. It’s a bit like virginity. Either you have it…or you don’t!': cult to hide (Tiger Woods) because so many more people ARE watching. As you said, you either have integrity or you don't. It's not a convenient truth. It's always interesting to watch the expressions of sales clerks when I walk back in with a product that somehow got out the door without being scanned or paid for because it was under my purse or wedged in a corner and missed. They are literally dumbstruck. So few people would bother ... after all, that large store can afford it. Honesty and integrity are pretty strong values of mine so this post really resonated with me. Thanks, Greg!…; Added by Cindy Kraft at 11:45am on February 11, 2010