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Blog Post: Resilient, Robust? – Old News

It’s now common practice for companies…

Added by FMC Global Talent at 10:29am on May 20, 2016

Blog Post: Where have all the jobs gone..?: Open a newspaper or switch on the television and it seems that swingeing jobs cuts are still being announced on a regular basis. While we all acknowledge that the days of the ‘job for life’ are…; Added by Emily Stevenson at 5:56am on April 23, 2012

Blog Post: Start-Up Sales: Getting the Job Done Right: Creating a start-up company is a risky business and one only taken on by…; Added by Or Hillel at 11:33am on March 15, 2016

Blog Post: Wonder Woman to the Rescue

In today’s fragile economy, some of you may be working diligently on…

Added by Marcia Call at 12:39pm on January 23, 2013

Blog Post: Corporate Training Program- A Viable Solution For The Future

With the current economy looking quiet…

Added by Santanu Sen at 2:19pm on July 25, 2016

Blog Post: [ Click to View ]: Here is a lay person's take on the E-Verify issues currently at hand. As reported on January 9, the US Department of Justice has delayed the effective date for regulations requiring federal…; Added by Jason C. Blais at 11:31am on January 10, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Blogs, Responses & Hurt feelings …': e may be a person behind that post (or in a few cases maybe not :) but for Christ's sake it's blog post. It's not YOU. It's what you wrote or how you wrote it or what you wrote about. Just words. If your self identity or ego or emotional well being is so fragile that anyone who disagrees with something you flopped out there on a blog post , even strongly ,sends you into a corner sucking your thumb or makes you gunny sack a personal grudge then probably you shouldn't be posting on a blog. Bloggers are not professional journalists or authorities on much of anything. We react to things based on our own personal experience, how we do business blah, blah and blah. It's worth exactly what you pay for it. A blog is like going to big conference. If you didn't meet somebody you couldn't relate to or didn't much like on first impression you just didn't meet enough people. Take the part you like and forget the rest. If i flop something out there and folks think it sucks buttermilk and say so. My take is that i can defend it or not. Or if my comment was misunderstood, clarify it. If somebody asks me a question, i answer it and they call me a liar then it's time to either go to the ground or tell em to shove it and roll on. Do i care if anybody agrees with me? Nope, it's just an opinion or an experience take it for what it's worth. It doesn't have one thing to do with me personally or my self worth or yours. It's just an opinion on a blog post. Try writing on a political blog and see how long you survive without being attacked by a pack of dogs after raw meat. :) Once in a while we get a bonofide nut case who just wants to rant and agrue , insult any and everybody in any way they can think of just because they are nuts, but normally the community piles on to these types or they get removed and the beat goes on. Sometimes they make strange calls and send threatening emails but crazy is just crazy and they will find somebody new to attack next week. Life is too short to take something like a blog post as a doomsday judgement of you, your dog and your idiot first born child. And no i didn't personally insult your first born child. I am talking about my own idiot first born child. If you don't have one i will be happy to share. In short, get over it. Being a victim is boring as hell. As is getting your nose out of joint over an opinion jeeeesus, opinions are like...well you know.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 2:56pm on April 1, 2011

Blog Post: The Changing Role Of The Corporate Recruiter

This weekend in the Globe and Mail on the front of the business section was a small article about the stubborn U.S. jobless rate. If you noticed the article, you would have viewed it as an…

Added by Rebecca B. Sargeant at 3:31pm on September 7, 2010

Blog Post: Survivor: Redemption Island – Boston Rob’s Recruiting and Management Lesson

If you are a fan of the reality show “Survivor” you…

Added by Noel Cocca at 10:32am on May 18, 2011

Blog Post: William Almonte – Maintaining A Healthy Relationship With Recruiters of Your Organization: The organization is based on specific aspects, and one of them is the idea of accordance between hiring managers and recruiters. They play a crucial role in blending the edges of an organization…; Added by William Almonte at 2:09am on March 28, 2018