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Blog Post: Recruiting Survival Tips in a Very Tough Economy: A less than perfect economy (especially after a 15% US stock market…; Added by Tim Giehll at 2:40pm on August 9, 2011

Blog Post: Top 5 Recruiting Challenges to Overcome in 2016: Whether you need to fill a position by a certain deadline, are not attracting the right type of candidates for specific positions or experience difficulty in moving candidates through the…; Added by TargetRecruit at 7:48am on May 18, 2016

Blog Post: How is the beauty industry becoming more environmentally friendly?: Following David Attenborough’s Life on Our Planet documentary on Netflix, we are once again reminded of the responsibility we have to reduce our impact on the planet. We are all becoming more aware…; Added by Caitlin Purvis at 6:50am on November 10, 2020

Blog Post: The Future of Warehousing: Automation, Robotics, and Energy Efficiency: The rise of e-commerce is underway and impacting our highstreets – even before the rise of Covid-19. Due to the pandemic, the shift from physical shops towards online spending has…; Added by Alicia Walker at 5:16am on September 20, 2022

Blog Post: Hiring? - Here are the TOP 5 things you NEED to Know.: I have written a lot about how hiring practices affect the size of your current and future candidate pools and thought that this might be a good time to talk about what you CAN do NOW to increase or…; Added by Corey Harlock at 11:42am on May 21, 2010

Topic: Time Management: Travel Tips: management tips. Many may be gearing up to attend the Kennedy Recruiting Conference in Las Vegas this week or others may be prepping for an annual family vacation. Whatever your destination, travel can be either restful and relaxing or filled with anxiety and bursts of frustration and anger. Avoid the latter by proper preparation; the R & R will naturally come. 1. Do Not Overbook Your Schedule. Don't fall victim to the age-old plot of scheduling every minute of every day while traveling. Air, Rail, or Auto travel takes its toll on the body. Some are energized by travel but most fall prey to the fatigue that comes along with extensive preparation and thought, jumping time zones, and the increased interaction with others who are also a bit stressed due to their own travel agendas. Allow for some down time in your schedule to rest, catch up on some zzz's, visit exhibits or landmarks in the area, or just enjoy a leisurely meal and some interesting conversation. The key word here is "enjoy." 2. Knowledge. Investigate the airline you are using or the roads you'll be taking. Air travel still has many restrictions, follow the rules and boarding will go more smoothly. You'd be surprised how many travelers still have items confiscated at security or hold up the lines because of not "dressing" for travel. Be prepared to place your computer in its own bin and remove your shoes EVERY TIME. Road construction adds not only time but also strain to travel plans; prepare alternate routes or changes drive times to avoid unnecessary hassle. Know what amenities are available at your lodgings, you may be able to not only pack better but also less. 3. Make a Checklist. Seems juvenile but this simple step will save you added expense on the road. Include on the list necessary chargers (phone, computer, pda, iPod), razor, toothbrush, thumb drive, ancillary/marketing materials, passport, directions or navigation device, batteries, reservation info/numbers..., etc. 4. Check flight times and reservations 24 hours in advance. Check again four to six hours in advance. Eliminate needless wait times at the airport or hotel/car rental check-in. 5. See a Bathroom, Use a Bathroom. This rule has saved me many times. Especially when traveling with children or for long distances. You never know when you won't have access, so when you do, take advantage of it - every time! 6. Always Learn. Whether traveling for work or pleasure, make the trip more memorable and worthwhile by committing to learning something new about the culture or location you are visiting. Knowledge is power and can come in handy during a meeting with a potential business associate or client. "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." ~Mark Twain by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 3:19am on May 18, 2009

Blog Post: Overseas outsourcing heats up again: As sales drop and business owners look for ways to cut their overhead, sending jobs to cheaper locations is an option back on the table.

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November 11, 2008: 6:02 AM…; Added by 01. Lonnie McRorey at 11:54am on November 12, 2008

Blog Post: How to make ‘working from home’ more environmentally friendly: More people than ever are now working…; Added by Alicia Walker at 4:55am on October 28, 2021

Blog Post: RecruitDC: Change You Can Believe In: There was a time in the not so distant past (and not too distant future) where recruiters’ calendars were devoted, you know, largely to recruiting. Between sourcing and…; Added by Matt Charney at 5:38pm on June 3, 2010