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Comment on: Blog Post 'RecruitingBlogs.com is for Sale': be, make it fun!…; Added by Linda Winters at 2:19pm on June 6, 2011

Comment for: Logan Maienschein: valuable when it is not. Before the request you'd have had access to anything you'd want. Now you still have nothing more or less except for maybe thinking I am a jerk :-)…; Added by Dave Staats at 10:33am on April 29, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'FIRING CLIENT': w clients though. I'd have your sales team learn to tell that tale to every single one of your customers. It will remind them to be more mindful of their brand. Go recruit from that place, the employees probably hate it if it's managed like that.…; Added by Rob Segall at 1:49am on July 17, 2010

Blog Post: Three Questions Executives Should Ask for the New Year: We're almost out of January, and a lot of the resolution stuff is wearing off so I am rushing to get this off my chest before it simply proves I am further behind the power curve than even I…; Added by Dave Opton at 5:05pm on January 29, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'Klout is the Future of Performance Management': ssistic levels of grade school where we passed notes that said , "do you like Judy, check yes or no. In a corporate setting it would achieve the same thing as keeping a list of who spent the most time gossiping at the coffee pot if they had all the good gossip. The only site I know of that one has to email to get their account removed. People are having fun giving people klout scores for things they hate.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 11:35am on November 9, 2011

Blog Post: When do you just walk away?: If you've been in the business long enough, then you've experienced situations that made you upset, angry, irritated. People are irritating, sometimes situations are upsetting and at other times,…; Added by Joshua Lee at 11:11am on June 22, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'A Capability Lie': ple to fully map out that whatever the item is, it's absoulte bullshit. In my Beadle mode, I despise front-runners, thread hi-jackers, and trojan horse jockeys of all kinds, while that stuff does not bug many others; some even find it savvy behavior rather than sleazy behavior. Likewise with headline inflators- the bloggers and media types who write trollish headlines on purpose. It's low class, but not very many people mind. Sandra does. A problem with ethics and honesty in general is that stuff is situational and fluid in time and place, and that many, many people do a lot of good things and a few bad things, or vice versa. That's the central problem of history: its impossible to understand many human decisions without a great understanding the moment, and that's often just not possible. In the scheme of things, who foresaw Bill Gates saving lives by the thousand fighting disease in the third-world and spending billions on education NOT involving Microsoft products, while at the same time Steve Jobs would be in full flower showing sharper kleptocratic fangs than Gates could have dreamed of back in the day ? We will have to finally judge them when they are finished- as for us all. But till then, ain't it great that we all can post rippers like Rayanne's ? More and better information should make for a better world and more humane and effective judging, but it's a bumpy ride !…; Added by Martin H.Snyder at 12:34pm on May 10, 2010

Blog Post: Ghosts of songs past, exploring the echo's in my head!: Interesting experience today, well maybe I over thought it. OK let me explain it.

I was driving in the car with two hungry and tired kids and a weary wife, suddenly a song comes on the…; Added by Dan Nuroo at 10:12am on August 24, 2009

Blog Post: I have a puzzling Love/Hate relationship with Twitter....please help!: Let me start by saying I'm a Twitter fan, and think we've only begun to scratch the surface of it's potential.

That said, as my Twitter base grows and I politely try to follow back the…; Added by pam claughton at 12:00pm on May 19, 2009

Blog Post: Research: The Ragan Way: I am generally speaking, a pretty perceptive person. I tend to trust my instincts moreso than statistics or the like. I remember when I was in the 8th grade, my science fair project…; Added by Ragan Kellams at 4:52pm on June 21, 2007