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Comment on: Topic 'Turkey Tips': -sauce base. See very happy kids! Freeze the turkey carcass until the next time your family is sick and then boil that up for a very tasty healthy soup. It worked wonders for my family..... :)…; Added by Barbara Ling at 6:19am on November 29, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'RECRUITMENT – I COULD CRY, I COULD JUST CRY!': y doctor did healment, provided he keeps me healthy. A rose by any other name will still make big bucks if the product and service is right, no matter what titles get used to describe it. …; Added by Karen Siwak at 12:34pm on March 22, 2011

Comment on: Blog Post 'Women Dressing for Success in the Workplace': , I think that was met here. I hope if I do an article coming up on how men should consider dressing for work that it gets equal attention. Thank you for reading and commenting. :)…; Added by Dave Thomas at 1:06pm on February 28, 2012

Blog Post: Telecommuting attracts top talent: With the shortage of top IT talent with high demand skills such as Java, .Net, PM, BA/QA, and PHP, companies are beginning to offer generous incentives and creative benefits to attract potential…; Added by Jon Prete at 1:49pm on August 11, 2011

I am very tickled with the idea of “Talk like a Pirate Day” as it gives us all another opportunity to give rise to a variety of our voices.…

Added by Kathleen Smith at 10:28am on September 16, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'How the Economic Downturn Has Really Screwed Up Recruiting': last quarter and we are sitting at a healthy 5.2%... Those fantastic 3 words 'candidate short market' are being bandied about again and we are wrestling that 'power' back. Hang in there! Like the Phoenix - recruitment will return!!…; Added by Craig Watson at 5:11pm on October 13, 2011

Topic: Want to work for a healthy, team-oriented recruiting firm? Let me tell you about it...: finding people like you to offer a great place to work. If you like the 'agency' environment, the thrill of the deal, the art of our craft.. and would like to also work in a solid, healthy, environment with an executive team that have been creating growth and making decisions together for over 10 years, I may have something for you. Our Recuiting Managers are individual contributors focused on placing candidates; sales is a separate function at Accountants Inc. There is no candidate ownership here, but compensation is based on base plus personal production and is uncapped. Our compensation structure has not changed in the 5 years I've been here (except percentage increases) and our Best Practices have withstood the test of time for over 10 years. Our current openings are in: San Francisco, CA Pleasanton, CA Torrance, CA Phoenix, AZ Tempe, AZ Reston, VA Washington, DC Rockville, MD Philadelphia, PA Wayne, PA Lancaster, PA Tampa, FL Atlanta, GA Please contact me directly if you'd like to have a conversation about this. It's truly a great place to work. Anne Finn National Recruiting Manager Accountants Inc. afinn@accountantsinc.com 412-772-1648…; Added by Anne Finn at 1:41pm on April 25, 2008

As a HR professional learning for you never really stops. Gaining knowledge allows you to…

Added by Joanne McDonagh at 9:32am on January 15, 2019

Blog Post: Ego is not a dirty word...or is it?: Let’s be honest, to be successful in recruitment you need a combination of hard work, industry knowledge, deep networks, hunting instincts, a little luck and a healthy dose of…; Added by Craig Watson at 4:26am on October 18, 2011