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Blog Post: Revelation - Your Employer Brand Is No Longer Owned by Your Firm: I wrote and posted this blog some weeks ago and got a lot of feedback. But that feedback got me thinking about the whole topic and after 10 years in a Uk HR Comms agency and 6 years building job…; Added by Keith Robinson at 12:10pm on November 24, 2009

Topic: Beyond the Simple Picture: them in a purposeful way. It is usually a methodical process but sometimes it just happens and the words flow out of me in a way that all I really have to do is control where they drop on the page. It is usually extremely cathartic. Words have become my best friends. There are times, however, when it is difficult to write, mostly because what is rolling around in my head should just stay in my head. It wouldn’t do anyone any good to send them out to the world to read, to rip apart. These words usually turn around and around in my head or become some obscure poetry that only I know about. Years later, they may make it into a blog, but you never know... Here's the thing, inspiration can come in any form and sometimes it just takes recognizing it. The writing mind is just like any other muscle or exercise - you have to work it in order to get better at it and you have to train your eyes to see beyond the simple picture. That fight in the parking lot between a husband and wife may trigger a series on getting along in the work place. A question you read on LinkedIn or Facebook may spark a series on leadership. A garden truck in traffic becomes a metaphor for workplace distractions. A sunrise inspires a post about second chances. There are opportunities all around to build a story or break down an issue based on your own concerns. A family reunion, a weekend away, walking a dog, picking up the mail - all turn into a chance to explore the world we face and what each happening means to our work and life. It isn't always easy and sometimes the posts that feel like I have gestated for nine months producing a horribly painful birth are usually the best ones. Born of pain; delivered with principle. Whether you choose to share the most private or tenderly expose a past hurt, much healing and learning will fall in line as a result. It is also a way to shed that hurt and heal through exploration. We all face moments that test our ethics, that shoot a hole in our motivation, that de-inspire, that cause tremendous sorrow or remarkable joy. Remembering through writing, recording through posting are both possible, are - for me now - necessary. It is good to remember the sources of each experience of growth, the roots of delight. They light the path. And you don't need batteries. Back to write again - another day. © by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 1:27am on August 10, 2010

Blog Post: Immediately seeking for ADF Developers/Winston salem, NC: Below is the details of the job position

Role: Oracle ADF Developer

Location: Winston-Salem, NC 27107

Duration: 6+ Months Contract

Position Summary:

The…; Added by David Fisher at 11:16am on December 29, 2015

Blog Post: Making a Big Hit with Succession Planning: Good bench strength makes for good succession planning, and with baseball opening day upon us, we want you to hit it out of the park with your bench every time. Many companies over-simplify…; Added by Mark Bregman at 2:43pm on February 24, 2011

Blog Post: Discrimination: Tattoos and Body Modification Challenge to Business Casual and Business Attire

The face of the up and…

Added by Daryl Daley @IntelMinds at 9:24am on June 18, 2014

Blog Post: PQE and Why it Matters to Solicitors in Scotland

The term PQE is heavily used within the legal sector…

Added by Richard England at 9:03am on March 5, 2019

Blog Post: Be careful of non-compete agreements when hiring

Recruiters and employers alike are asking the same question:

How do we handle a potential candidate who is subject to a non-compete agreement from their previous…

Added by Stephanie Bressan at 11:08pm on August 2, 2011

Blog Post: Cut To The Chase With Job Candidates: If your a hiring manager or a recruiter you have the challenging task of finding talent. Talent acquisition in a world where there is a lot of people looking for work only has become more…; Added by Patrick Richard at 3:24pm on April 4, 2012

Blog Post: Salons Finding Recruiting a Beautiful Thing: When you think of companies that recruit for their talent pool, you may think…; Added by Dave at 2:32am on November 7, 2015