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In part 7 of my Sourcecon posts we will discuss the things that came from the Shelly Sandberg track. …

Added by Dean Da Costa at 12:47pm on November 20, 2017

Comment for: Laurie Gentile: d and tile lay out. We finally have a receptionist too; I actually recruited her when she was looking to rent my apartment...small world! The rest of the floor still has some construction planned for the future (i.e. we will be building out one section in the near future and there are currently three different types of carpet that will hopefully be changed to one nice one :) haha) I am doing well. I was the Team Lead for the EDJ project, but once that pilot closed [end of February] I transitioned into an Implementation role. I am currently implementing Qualex and Kodak Gallery (sister companies of Kodak) and once they launch I will be Program Mgr and Lead Recruiter until the programs are handed off to some one else. I am learning a lot though, so it is fun...I wish the clients were moving a little faster...[typical] :) How are you doing? PS- in order for me to get the notification of your message, you need to go to my page and leave a comment. This site takes a little time to get used to, but once you get your barrings I think you will enjoy it! :)…; Added by Meg Campbell, CIR, CDR, ACIR at 10:16am on April 10, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'the cleverness of twitterjobsearch.com - maybe': out our pre-launch product. We just went live about an hour ago. And instead of just using job feeds we are actually looking at all of the millions of tweets every day. We're using contextual search algorithms to read each tweet to identify job postings. We then follow the links (spider the URLs) to grab additional info. I think this makes us the first semantic search engine for twitter and the first search engine to go "beyond the tweet." In practice, we think that this can transform twitter from a communication to a publishing platform -- Person tweets "we're hiring" with a link to the job post to his friends. To individuals who know him this is valuable but outside of his immediate network the info is useless. By using contextual search techniques and by going beyond the tweet, someone who is not directly related to them can know who is hiring, where they are located, what the job is, and how to apply, all from a two word tweet "we're hiring." Cheers, Bill @williamfischer …; Added by Slouch at 11:23am on March 17, 2009

Blog Post: Know Your Blogging Etiquette or Face the Hounds..: Ok, So we all have to start somewhere and I have recently launched myself into the blogging sphere and not without a few bruises along the…; Added by Mark Lennard at 8:56am on July 27, 2010

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Blog Post: The Best Tips for Starting Your Own Business: You think it's time the rat race had one less rat. You want to be your own boss. You know that it won't feel like work at all when you embrace your own passion. You…; Added by Sheryl Wright at 5:17pm on August 24, 2021

Blog Post: Microsoft to unveil test version of Windows 7: CNN Post

LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- The next version of Microsoft Windows, the software that defines the computing experience for most people, will nag users much less than its…; Added by 01. Lonnie McRorey at 12:08pm on November 3, 2008