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Blog Post: Buy American...Recruit American?: Seems that several lobbyists managed to convince the House to insert Buy American - initially…; Added by Steve Levy at 3:39pm on February 1, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'Women should wear high heals and lipstick to be successful': ions, and understanding of the US staffing process on so many levels. Initially they wanted to know the age of the people we were sending them and if English was thier native language. Their idea of paying reimbursement for travel to the interview was, that if a person drove they had to produce the receipts of the gas they purchased for the trip rather then the miles times the IRS Rate. They would reimburse someone to fly into boston but not pay for the hotel. Initially they balked at paying for travel to interviews too. As for the audacity of the company insisting on a makeover for partner, why they were not subject to a lawsuit seems like a mystery. As for attire and make up I am wondering to what extent that is the culture of a company, but it seems far out of the mainstream for this day and age. For quite a while it seemed like women were discouraged from wearing makeup and their dress had to be very conservative. If women wore nailpolish it needed to be close to the original nail color and women were coached to be more neutral then expressing a sense of style of feminity. Moreover those who wore makeup or painted nails were seen as more on the secretarial administrative assistant track then on a professional track. Women were discouraged from wearing sweaters, vests, or anything that would draw attention to a woman's bustline. So I find this an interesting yet amazing thread of conversation. Women who have posted please explain more, I feel like this is a time wharp or something, best regards josh arnold…; Added by Josh Arnold at 11:07am on February 11, 2009

Blog Post: Global on line recruitment with a single point of contact - The future ?: These days we are told that we live in a "global village" and that everyone is contactable 24/7 with and via a myriad of devices ranging from letter, telephone and telegram to e mail instant…; Added by Anil Aphale at 2:36am on September 3, 2010

Blog Post: Six Reasons: Professional Writing Services Can Increase Your Sales: Taking a professional writing service needs a small investment in both money and time, but can boost your sales and incomes in the long time to a great extent. Following, there are the best five…; Added by Maya Parj at 2:50am on November 5, 2013

Blog Post: Start Job Search by Creating Your Brand

You are in the initial stages of a job search and trying to figure out how to get the ball rolling. Step back and think about your last shopping expedition for any…

Added by Brian Hill at 9:50am on June 18, 2014

Blog Post: The Role Of Incense Pot In Pokemon Go: If you are a fan of a new game Pokémon Go then you definitely want to know about each and everything that features inside the game. Undoubtedly the game is immensely attractive and once a person…; Added by Geo Msn at 9:34am on July 29, 2016

Blog Post: The Role Of Incense Pot In Pokemon Go: If you are a fan of a new game Pokémon Go then you definitely want to know about each and everything that features inside the game. Undoubtedly the game is immensely attractive and once a person…; Added by Geo Msn at 9:34am on July 29, 2016

Topic: Pride Takes the Backseat: r siblings - even our parents. We yearn for it from our peers or colleagues. We wish our bosses would recognize all we contribute and do to deserve it. The more I have thought about this, the more I have come to realize that respect is not something I need to earn; it is something I need to give. That is what I can contribute. Much like the Golden Rule, giving to others what I would like to receive for myself, respect is reciprocal. Several years ago, I purchased a new car. My fiancé and I had gone to the dealership together to choose the vehicle, jointly - however, it was to be my car to drive. A few days after bringing it home, I noticed an engine knock that was not typical or good, additionally a strong rainstorm proved the need to replace the rubber stripping around each window, as severe leaks ensued. I returned to the dealership with a request for service. I was received with intense disrespect and the final request, "Perhaps we should speak with your husband." As you can imagine, that did not sit well with me, nor did it end well for them. Of course, the issues were resolved as I initially requested, and a return visit to this particular dealership was not in the cards, for I found an alternate location to service my vehicle. Over the years, I have come to a place that calls for me to give the respect due right off the bat and not worry about what comes my way. For what goes around, comes around. I have found that when I treat those I deal with as I wish to be treated that that is exactly what occurs. Respect is a funny thing. Often those that demand it, rarely deserve it and those that quietly fulfill their ends of the bargain are the ones that rarely receive it. Perhaps I am over-sensitive, maybe I have had only a few bad experiences but they were enough to alter my way of thinking and also change how I approached those with whom I work, like, and love. Lessons learned, eh? The homework is easy when pride takes the backseat. ©by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 9:45pm on July 15, 2010

Blog Post: What Will Rise From the Ashes of Retails Death?

Retail stores may be facing an impending demise. Quite a number of once-popular retail stores have closed their doors for good. Customers simply…

Added by Devin Caldwell at 6:20pm on January 11, 2018

Blog Post: Temp to perm fees. Are we absolutely stark raving mad?: Here is a prediction. As the market recovers the first impact on our industry will be a revival of the temp and contract market.

Employers will see increased work volumes as the economy…; Added by Greg Savage at 6:54am on July 2, 2009