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Comment on: Blog Post 'How to Improve Recruiter-Client Relationships': re trying to overcome this madness, but I'm glad to see you understand! Joelle…; Added by Joelle Schoenherr at 1:47pm on August 23, 2012

Comment on: Blog Post '#Talent 42 a Tech Conference for Recruiters by Recruiters': ught ALL the vendors were great! YOU rocked the house as a game show host (I think next year you should do family feud, corporate vs agency!! I agree with you on the live voting being published in the back. I liked the idea of voting, hell I won, but it should be more private. Once again! So fantastic.…; Added by Derdiver at 5:20pm on June 25, 2014

Blog Post: A New Way for RPO Suppliers to Resolve Their Differences: It is evitable in a competitive environment like Recruitment Process Outsourcing that, from time to time, service providers will feud over accounts and have territorial disputes.

Being…; Added by Barry Diamond at 10:46am on May 18, 2010

Blog Post: Contract Staffing 2013 Stats and 2014 Projections: Coming off a record-breaking 2013, contract staffing's growth is expected to…; Added by Debbie Fledderjohann at 12:58pm on February 5, 2014

Blog Post: How To Handle Your Performance Review: How To Handle Your Performance Review…; Added by Mandy Fard - CPRW, CMRW at 3:43am on January 1, 2022

Blog Post: Would You Hire Romeo & Juliet ??: Recently I reminded you that have a daughter who studies philosophy and literature in college. She and I frequently discuss the ways in which the worlds of business and the world of art and…; Added by Tim Giehll at 12:51pm on April 4, 2011

Topic: Born Under the Sign of the Turd - rewind: turd." Frankly, yes - I have wondered that and often. But then I look around and realize that bad luck is all relative. It's the whole "one man's junk is another man's treasure" scenario. Life can suck and usually does. But it all depends on how you look at it. I work hard. I play hard. And I really just want the simplest of things: I just wanna be happy - and I just want my children to be happy. I have never cared to be rich - just wanted enough to get by. I never wanted to be famous - unless it meant I was accepting an Oscar at a televised awards ceremony. And I never wanted to rule the world - just my own family or my own business. Relative is relative, I know. If you get a splinter, what do you have to do? Well, you can leave it alone, it will most likely fester and become bothersome or worse, infected. Then you could take an antibiotic and the infection will go away, but it will still be bothersome. The most logical solution is to bite the bullet and dig out the splinter. That's what I usually do anyway. It's kind of like taking care of that zit in the middle of your forehead - everyone's gotta do what they gotta do. Sometimes, the splinter still gets infected or the zit comes back. It's easy (and even feels good sometimes) to cry about it, whine about, scream about it, stomp your feet about it, or even throw things. I've done them all. But the best thing is to remove it - again. Your splinter might be a family feud or an ex-spouse. It might be a cranky and unsatisfied boss or client. It might be a difficult project or recruitment. It might be a tax or IRS issue or simply finding work. Or, it could be a car accident you can't forget. But do what you can to find peace or simple happiness. That may mean forgiving or forgetting. It may mean simply letting go. It isn't easy - it can be downright hard. And trust me, I can be stubborn and want to hang on to anger or hurt. It's so much easier to do than letting go and, gulp, experiencing growth. Damn, I hate it when that happens. How about this? I'll try if you try. Have a great weekend! Rayanne Thorn, @ray_anne is the Marketing Director for the online recruiting software company, Broadbean Technology. She is also a proud mother of four residing in Laguna Beach, California, and a daily contributor for Blogging4Jobs. Connect with her on LinkedIn. …; Added by Rayanne at 12:33am on November 18, 2011

Blog Post: The All New Employee Benefits Package...what do you think about NAR's bright idea???: Ezine Article by Denise R. McCoy

Employers have it tough these days. In the everchanging world of employee relations, how can you be sure that your employees are truly happy with you as an…; Added by Denise R. McCoy at 4:46pm on September 9, 2009

Blog Post: Where Are College Students Looking For Jobs, and How Can Employers Meet Them There?: Note: This article is contributed by Andrew Stockburger and originally posted on Rakuna's …; Added by Ngan Pham at 12:35pm on November 4, 2015