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Topic: For Corporate Recruiters---Holiday gift question: d holiday gifts from vendors, what did you enjoy the most? For recruiters too, any tips on gifts you've given that have been especially well received? One tip I'll share, especially if you are thinking of a food gift, don't shoot for delivery too close to Christmas or you run the risk of people either not being there due to days off, or issues with delivery due to weather or general crunch time business. I sent steaks one time and two clients received the packages late and the ice had melted and food had to be thrown out. The company sent replacements out immediately, but still... Please share any suggestions you might have! thx! Pam …; Added by pam claughton at 7:41am on November 17, 2011

Blog Post: Cultural Differences in Business Etiquette Throughout the World: We all know that throughout the world, business deals are a daily occurrence. But have you ever thought about etiquette rules when you do business in a different country? It might not seem…; Added by Caitlin Purvis at 11:09am on December 5, 2019

Blog Post: 15 Weird Gifts For Corporate Clients, By Vanessa Dennis!: Tis the season for giving, especially in the corporate world. As the economy struggles to get back on its feet, many vendors take this opportunity to remind their clients how lucky they are to…; Added by Sylvester Simon Pascal at 9:47am on October 29, 2012

Blog Post: Being Graceful in Ungraceful Situations: Recognition for a task well done can come in many forms ranging from a simple thank you to a raise in…; Added by Alisa Tazioli at 12:37pm on March 21, 2010

Blog Post: 5 Tips for Improving Your Company Culture

The importance of a strong company culture should not be overlooked. Your company culture shows how well your employees understand your mission, values, and goals and how they engage with…

Added by Christopher Connolly at 4:39pm on August 28, 2019

Blog Post: Ten Ways to Make Someone Smile: Ten Ways to Make Someone Smile

There’s nothing better than knowing you’ve made someone happy – especially if you can do so in some simple,…; Added by diana at 3:11am on November 5, 2008

Blog Post: 'Tis the season to be hired: Advice for employers: When it comes to holiday hiring, employers need to put together a recruitment plan well before the radio stations start playing “Jingle Bell Rock” every half hour. Whether you’re the hiring manager…; Added by Brittany at 2:43pm on October 10, 2008

Blog Post: Top Tips for Effective Onboarding!

Of course, most companies out there will have well-established and…

Added by ISL Recruitment at 8:37am on November 14, 2017

Blog Post: Tips for Landing New Clients as an Entrepreneur: Working outside the typical 9 to 5 job can be…; Added by Rob Morgan at 1:02pm on April 1, 2015

Comment on: Blog Post 'Coming Out At Work': you shouldn't, you should do whatever the hell makes you happy/ comfortable at work. But I'm reading this email as though people at your work are judging you when you mention the parade, or the bar, or the wife. Where do you live, anyway? I'd hate to bring my luggage to your town. 3) Is it fair to say that being gay, or talking about being gay is taboo in HR? Talking about sex in general is taboo in HR, mainly because they spend so much time in Sexual Harassment training, but talking about sex and talking about regular relationship stuff with your same-sex partner are two entirely different conversations. Is you having a wife considered taboo? 4) Now I'm going to dangerously tip-toe the line of "my best friend is gay", but I assure you, it's relevant here- one of my good friends is Head of HR of an enormous and very public company, and is married to a celebrity newscaster. In other words, there is no secret that he is gay, and definitely no doubt that he's a completely by the book and damned fine HR guy; and I know many others, clients, candidates, recruiters, all members of big HR functions who don't have to keep any secrets about their sexuality. So I guess my question is- if you're afraid of your folks not supporting you, or calling you the loud lesbian, or whatever else concerns you, or mainly people treating you less than equal, are you at the right company? Leaving sexuality out of the conversation, if I had concerns about people not treating me fairly because of one of my god given gifts, I'd bounce. Have a happy holiday, y'all. …; Added by Tyson J. Spring at 7:12pm on July 3, 2014