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Blog Post: 4 Professions That Need Specific Insurance Coverage: All businesses need to have some type of basic insurance, but you might need specialized coverage if you work in a specific industry. Certain jobs come with unique risks, and you must be…; Added by Anica Oaks at 6:21pm on October 3, 2019

Blog Post: 5 Ways The Medical Industry Can Improve Job Satisfaction

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Blog Post: In Recruiting, ROI Means Return on Impression

Whether you rely on a stand-alone applicant tracking system (ATS), lean heavily on mobile recruiting, work with HCM software like PeopleSoft Candidate Gateway or Taleo, or…

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Blog Post: Recruiters, this is what competition in our industry really means

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Last week I blogged on why so many recruiters have a…

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Blog Post: Tips to Help You Prepare for Retirement after a Long Career: If you have been working in the same field for several years and are now ready to punch the ticket toward the journey to relaxation, there are some points you may want to consider. When you have…; Added by Brooke Chaplan at 1:28pm on January 18, 2016

Comment on: Blog Post 'Replacing Recruiter Greed with Goodwill: A new paradigm to evolve the talent a…': h). My doctor visit takes five minutes of his time, an hour of mine in the waiting room, then he charges me $150 for telling me what I already know (but he's a Harvard-educated specialist). Calculations have shown, over and over, that not having positions filled costs companies much much more than it does to fill them. The whole idea of a 25% fee evolved based on the idea that it should be reflective of the salary of the person NOT yet hired, and the amount of time it took the recruiter to find that person (using three months as a baseline for time spent filling a senior position). By all means, people should be generous and helpful, and offer repeat clients discounts, etc., but, by and large recruiter fees are very fair and probably are too low, in many cases. So, I guess that I disagree. However, I have sometimes volunteered to do CEO and other searches for companies that don't yet have funding. In those cases, I took my fee only in stock options, which I would collect if and only if the company ever received funding. If you want to work for free, that's one good way to do it, and it might actually pay off one day. Goodwill is a good thing, but how about keeping the rates the same, and just being more attentive to the needs of individuals seeking counseling? I return every phone call, and am always available to any candidate that wants advice or wants to bounce ideas off of me. That way, I can do 'pro bono' work, while still focusing on making a living. How are you going to "boycott" large fees anyway? By slashing yours in half to see what the results are? I'm not sure that this idea is one that makes sense for most recruiters. On the other hand, I do like the emphasis on sharing and helping -- but let's help the individual players, not focus on dropping hard-earned fees paid by companies with huge amounts of money. When the Indians traded away Manhattan for $26 in beads and trinkets, they made a fundamental mistake. History should teach us not to repeat it.…; Added by Nicholas Meyler at 5:31pm on December 20, 2014

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