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Blog Post: Why You Lose Potential Candidates with LinkedIn Job Posts: This post on LinkedIn got featured in the "Recruiting & Hiring"…; Added by Irina Shamaeva at 2:49pm on May 19, 2015

Blog Post: 5 Tips for Recruiting Better Candidates: Even when the unemployment rates are relatively high, most business owners struggle with finding and recruiting good employees. It’s difficult to become an expert in this field because recruiting…; Added by Tracey Clayton at 10:03am on July 23, 2017

Blog Post: The "Five Years Experience Required" Fallacy: I've recently finished "…; Added by Johnny Campbell at 8:48am on April 26, 2012

Blog Post: Recruiting Proactively in 5 Simple Steps: We’ve heard so much talk about Proactive Recruiting but where are all the Proactive Recruiters hiding? Have they conveniently decided to make a no show or are they playing hide and go seek? Well…; Added by Sourcing Adda at 1:35am on July 31, 2015

Blog Post: How HRMS Facilitates Enhanced Productivity While Working Remotely?: The coronavirus pandemic has completely transformed the work dynamics in India. With working individuals shifting from office setups to remote working, the…; Added by Amit kumar at 4:29am on October 5, 2021

Blog Post: How to impress at your next job interview

One of the MOST stressful parts of looking for a new job is the interview!

If you have been successful in getting shortlisted to the interview stage, you need to take just as…

Added by Stephanie Bressan at 10:46pm on August 2, 2011

Blog Post: Quality versus Quantity: The Dilemma of “Open” Networking: I hesitate to say that I am not an open networker because, to many people, that makes me a completely closed networker and that's not true either. “Open networking” is a term used to describe people…; Added by Valerie Gonyea at 8:04pm on March 30, 2008

Topic: CAPS MEETING JUNE 4, 2009: rom both Candidates and mere Suspects." $$$$$: $30.00 per person* WHEN: Thursday, June 4, 2009. 5pm registration; program starts at 6pm. WHERE: SBC Restaurant & Brewery - Stamford (yes, we are heading "south!") 131 Summer Street Stamford, CT 06901 (203) 327-BEER ABOUT DANNY SARCH: Danny Sarch is the President of Leitner Sarch Consultants, Ltd., an Executive Search firm based in White Plains, that specializes in the placement of senior level sales executives in the financial services industry. Danny just celebrated his 25th anniversary as a search professional and his 19th anniversary as Principal of his own firm. Recognized nationally for his excellence in his niche, Danny has been quoted frequently in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, On Wall Street Magazine, Registered Rep Magazine and numerous other publications. September 2005 marked the debut of his column for On Wall Street Magazine, entitled "Careers." Danny was accepted into the Pinnacle Society, the nation's premier national honor society for executive recruiters, in April 1998. He served two terms as Vice President from 2000 through 2004 and two terms as President. In October 2008 he was the fifth member to receive the "Honorary Lifetime Member" designation. Danny has been married for 20 years to his wife, Judy, is the father of two daughters, Carly and Rachel. He is an expert skier and less than expert tennis player and is working hard to achieve his goal of skiing 100 days per year. DIRECTIONS: From I-95 Northbound: (from Greenwich and NY): Exit 8, turn left off ramp onto Atlantic Street, turn left on Broad Street, turn left on Summer Street. SBC Downtown is on the left, directly across from The Crown Majestic Theatre. From I-95 Southbound (from Westport and Norwalk): Exit 8, right off ramp onto Elm Street, turn left on Broad Street, turn left on Summer Street. SBC Downtown is on the left, directly across from The Crown Majestic Theatre. PARKING: There are two parking lots. On Summer Street (which is a very short street). There is a large parking lot next to a movie theater with MuniMeters which is about 10 yards from SBC on the right hand side or there is a PROpark garage across the street from the parking lot on the left hand side close to the traffic light. *REGISTRATION NOTES • Seating is limited; there are only 30 seats open!!! At 30 bucks a head!! Reserve your seat now. We are accepting checks in advance to guarantee a spot. Send checks to John Sacerdote, 65 Prospect Street, Bloomfield, CT 06002 with checks made out to CAPS. • RSVP to jsacerdote@recruitinglife.com with name(s). Please RSVP only if your are certain you would like to attend. With limited space, we want to make sure we have enough space for everyone who is interested. • Any questions, please do not hesitate to contact anyone on the CAPS Board or Staff…; Added by Kristen Durkin to CAPS at 11:59am on May 15, 2009

Topic: The Golden Rules of Engagement, Part One: uiters and HR Professionals face every day. The rules you work by can define who you are. So, what is your definition? Eddie Cantor said, "The harder I work, the luckier I get." It is absolutely true that fortune may smile or frown on any one of us. Do we have the opportunity to choose our fortune and success by implementing hard work and preparation? Of course we do. The Yankees didn't win the World Series 26 times without a significant amount of homework and training. Luck may have helped them out of a tough inning or two. But hard work and diligence trumps luck any day of the week. The world is a tough place in which to to live and work these days... Work your way up from the mail room. Climb your way to the top. Not everyone gets to start in the corner office of the glass tower. I sat in a room with inadequate lighting, my back to the door, and a window facing a wall with a phone and list of hospitals in front of me for the first six months. And I always had a yellow pad in my hand - taking notes consistently. Earn each step up you take. The early bird gets the worm. Be to work on time and start your day ready. Stay ahead of the curve by preparing the night before for your next day's work. Make the calls, chirp the tweets. Don't be the work. Franklin D. Roosevelt: "I think we consider too much the good luck of the early bird and not enough the bad luck of the early worm. " Put your shoulder to the wheel and your nose to the grindstone. It is called work for a reason. The career you have chosen requires you to labor. This is not easy: if it were, how many of you would still have a job? "Plans are only good intentions unless they immediately degenerate into hard work" ~Peter Drucker He who hesitates is lost. Have the courage and fortitude to stand up and do the thing you think you can't. Make the call, conduct the interview, do the research, go after the big one. Make the presumptive close. If you don't, how will you ever know if you could? Be tenacious and committed. Thomas Edison will close out Part One. “The three great essentials to achieve anything worthwhile are, first, hard work; second, stick-to-itiveness; third, common sense.” Read Part Two…; Added by Rayanne at 2:33am on April 2, 2009

Topic: UK Job board network focussed on CAD roles within the Mechanical Design, Product Development and Manufacturing sector: all industries including Product Design, Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing, Architecture, Civil Engineering, Construction, Geospatial, Design Visualisation, Animation and Computer Games. The network consists of www.CADjobhunter.com, which covers all roles and also includes DEVELOP3D Jobs (http:jobs.develop3d.com), a job board attached to the print and digital journal DEVELOP3D a publication that tracks the essential technologies used throughout the entire product development and mechanical engineering process from concept to production. For a limited period all job advertising is free so if you would like to take advantage of this offer please do not hesitate to contact Matt Wells on 01252 414007 or matt@cadjobhunter.com …; Added by Matt Wells to Mechanical Engineers at 3:18pm on January 3, 2011