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Blog Post: Summer is here! How to keep calm and stay productive: Staying focused at work in summer can…; Added by Investigo Ltd at 5:01am on July 2, 2015

Comment on: Topic 'My Life, in Unlabeled Boxes': ids that stretched from the boxes in the garage to each room. Pizza and lemonade was the last thing that got passed down the fire line which they thought was hilarious. One 7 year old announced that when the pizza came it must be the end of the job. Fran Hogan said:Rayanne, I feel your pain! We are in the process of moving from NJ to DE. We close on our home here in NJ on Friday and don't close on our new home until the following week. Our "stuff" will be in storage and we will be moving into then out of a friend's house in Delaware.I like Sandra's "crap cop" idea but there are no small kids in my house to order around anymore. However, I still apply the wine principle. I'm sure it will be like Christmas when we open up all those "labeled" boxes :-)Good luck in your new home. May you live many happy, healthy years there. …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 1:50pm on July 26, 2010

Blog Post: Putting this year in perspective: This doesn't have a lot to do with recruiting, other than to help me through an attitude adjustment and maybe provide some perspective for 2008 which has been a rough year. It seems the daily…; Added by Dave Templeman at 2:59pm on June 17, 2008

Blog Post: Flexing our Recruiting Muscle for Natural Disaster Relief Efforts.: I hope this blog finds all you readers happy, healthy, and prosperous I've recently posted a blog that I wanted to share in this forum, and hope that you'll take a few moments to look at it. I…; Added by Jason C. Blais at 11:51am on September 10, 2008

Blog Post: Why Corporate Parties Should not be Limited to the Festive Period

Corporate celebrations are often limited to a single…

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Blog Post: The Art of University Hiring (part II): Give and You Shall Receive

So now that the 6 key relationships are established it is now time to use these relationships to your advantage. You see, a university does not just exist…; Added by Steve at 4:59pm on October 16, 2008

Blog Post: 4 Great Ways to Improve the Design of Your Business

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Blog Post: How Can Happy Employees Make For More Productive Workers?: The well-being of employees is crucial. Improper care for staff can impact their performance and can have harmful effects within a company.…; Added by Adam Johnson at 5:17am on February 16, 2022

Topic: Striving for Dissatisfaction: . In the dark, little car driving next to mine, the neck of a guitar was sticking out my window. The guy driving was also playing an acoustic guitar. Seriously. I am always fascinated by what people do and what people think is alright. To be clear, I have been guilty of cell phone use, I was however stopped when I took this picture and, frankly, how could I decline this photo opportunity? I hate to say the dreaded word, multi-tasking, but there is NO way this is working. No way. Tasks line our days. They are necessary in order for us to get our work done. My almost sixteen-year old daughter has a semi-permanent babysitting gig this summer, plus another temp corporate job. She is learning to balance her time between work, friends, family, and vacations, as well as an online class. It is not an easy thing for her to learn or anyone else – for that matter. I told her while making money brings certain freedoms, it removes others. Free time is out the window; this is a tough lesson for some. Others, the lucky ones, fall in line easily. When we commit to projects, when our work denies our wants, we pretty quickly determine our needs and figure out a work-around. I’m pretty sure driving down the road while cradling a guitar does not paint a healthy picture of free time. I am also pretty sure this driver was not healthily focused on either the function of driving or the joy of guitar playing/composing. The age-old discussion about journey versus destination can aptly apply. While the journey can be exciting, is the danger of never reaching the destination worth the risk? I’m fairly certain that a risky journey is thrilling and makes a great story, but I am also certain that the journey doesn’t really end at the intended destination. The journey is about crossing the gap between where you are and where you need to be. If you are truly engaged in growth and development, education and edification, where you need to be will always be on the horizon. There is always a better way. by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 2:11pm on June 29, 2011