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Blog Post: Does This Make Me Look Fat? And Other Questions You Don’t Want To Answer: This is a trap. You know it, I know it, and my husband knows if I ask I’m probably trying to pick a fight. No matter how well intentioned or innocent this question might seem, there is just no…; Added by Amy Ala Miller at 7:16pm on February 29, 2012

Blog Post: BEFORE SALARY NEGOTIATION DO A CAREER EVALUATION: Before you begin your salary negotiation, it is imperative that you calculate your market worth…; Added by Recruiter Raya at 3:05pm on September 3, 2015

Blog Post: Finished at 50? - Don't be 'dumb' and accept it - Fight back!

Finished at 50? I think not!

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Added by Martin Ellis at 10:06am on December 6, 2012

Topic: Perfect Eyebrows and a Messy Desk: become, and then remain, obsessed about for a while. I have already openly admitted, in this forum, to my obsession with my mobile device. And there are a few other things that plague my mind constantly. I am ready to admit another here: I pluck my eyebrows, daily. I am okay with admitting this. I think I can pin down the moment, twelve years ago, when I became obsessed with perfect eyebrows. My ex said to me, "Look at Faith Hill's eyebrows. Aren't they pretty? Look how they arch perfectly..." And that is all it took. I wanted Faith Hill's eyebrows. I wanted my husband to think my eyebrows were pretty, too. Lame, I know. But it is what it is. I have become less obsessive than I used to be, mostly because I recognize the issue I have and I don't want to have an issue. I can assure you, however, that I am not the only woman with an eyebrow obsession... Ten years ago, when I was working as an executive recruiter, I was equally obsessed with leaving my desk spotless. At the end of my workday and before I would leave for home, I would remove any excess material/papers, stack and straighten every "search record" on my desk and prep for the morning, my blank call record for next day - a pen placed neatly on top and my computer completely shut down, no programs left running. Sadly, that perfect desk at the perfect job ended very messily. And that changed my perspective. Ask anyone who knows me now, today? Trust me, I no longer have this obsession. My home office desk is a mess (I'm working on it) and my desk at work - don't even ask... I have relaxed considerably and though I am almost completely virtual, I still scribble notes on yellow pads and I have files folders for everything. I am working to de-mess my desk, but I don't want to be obsessed like I once was, I want a healthy balance. The first step is admitting the problem, right? And then, once you admit it, it is time to make a decision. Will I change the way I have been doing this? Or do I enjoy my life now and the mess isn't hurting anyone, especially not me. You know what? Life is messy and my eyebrows are going to keep growing. I am not afraid of parameters, but I am also not afraid of not having parameters - I am afraid of having that fear. So when I am prompted, when it is time, my desk will be organized once more. For now, I will enjoy the peace and I will bless the mess. by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 2:14am on July 14, 2011

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I have been reading quite a bit lately about creating a personal brand online. The subject fascinates me, not least…; Added by Greg Savage at 2:29am on October 20, 2009

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Blog Post: "Making Talent a Strategic Priority": Thoughts From the Fringe (Part 1): The new McKinsey Quarterly came out today, and thus, it is a good day. Of particular interest is the article titled, "…; Added by Joshua Letourneau at 2:53pm on August 21, 2008

Blog Post: Attitude and Aptitude….A Lesson in Humility (Part One of Three)….#knowledge, #learning, #thedanieljsmith, #personalgrowth: Before we begin, I would like to thank all the readers who have followed me here over the last couple of years; and say that the best opinions are still to come. I am currently looking at a couple…; Added by Daniel J Smith at 9:31am on October 16, 2012

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Blog Post: Men, Women, Children, the Elderly, and Animals: As we fight the uphill battle against Recruitment’s dire reputation by striving to provide the best service we can and be as ethical and incisive as possible, we do occasionally come across an…; Added by Giles Lewis and Gina Sargunar at 9:36am on July 5, 2011