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Blog Post: Interview tips from Gunnary Sergeant Hartman....Full Metal Jacket Recruiting: A colleague got me going on this blog idea...and after a little research I love it!. For those of you…; Added by jeffreytmoore at 11:10pm on September 23, 2011

Blog Post: Some Prevention Tips To Tackle Water Damage In Michigan: Handling the water damage in the house is always the most expensive home improvement task and house owners usually fear such an investment. You have to spend a lot of money to get the water damage…; Added by Geo Msn at 4:31am on June 6, 2016

Comment on: Blog Post 'Integrity. It’s a bit like virginity. Either you have it…or you don’t!': do have to point out that my blog is written from a commercial, everyday perspective, focussing on behaviors in the staffing industry. I was not attempting an esoteric treatise on the finer points of philosophy, as they relate to honesty and the human condition. Also I would have to admit that I was not really considering metal disorders or personality conditions when I was suggesting honesty is a black and white issue. What you say is true, but I believe at a very obtuse angle to the theme of what I am referring to. Sane,everyday people who "bend' their morality to suit the situation. As for your literary quotes. They are excellent. But had I the time, I can cut and paste as many that argue the other case. Thats the beauty of blogs and public debate. We can agree to disagree. And as far as honesty in commercial activity is concerned, I maintain my position. In 99% of cases in business, you KNOW what is right and what is wrong. You know. It's just a case of deciding whether the financial inducement is enough to tip you over the "wrong " threshold. Thats where integrity and a line in the sand comes in. Regards Greg…; Added by Greg Savage at 4:47pm on February 11, 2010

Comment on: Topic 'Gun For Hire!!!': s Your Parachute? will walk you through the mindset of making a decision to go out on your own, or not. I'm sure you're on to them. Sandra makes a good point on sharing, "A good recruiter doesn't have to stay in a niche unless you want to". You have an expertise in IT recruiting. This tells me you can make the leap to most other technical disciplines and certainly non-technical disciplines. Why is this important? Starting out you need TRACTION and the sooner the better. Broadening your scope will actually enhance your business traffic. How you can manage and leverage it will be on you and can be huge if you can hang...and bro' you made it through the Marines and this far into your professional career. Making this change will be testing your metal again, but you've been in tougher scenarios. No doubt--this will be challenging but YOU WILL SUCCEED when it's all on you. Hell, you'll be taking work from all of us--SO BE IT. We live for that competition because it's not personal...it's for you to take if you can make it work for you. And when you do, we'll applaud you and ask for tips and stories and share the road with another crazy-like-a-fox recruiter. …; Added by Valentino Martinez at 4:13pm on March 5, 2011

Blog Post: 5 Recruiting and Training Tips To Maximize The Growth Of Your Plumbing Business: Like any other industry, plumbing business is associated with its fair share of challenges and rewards. Plumbing technicians need to be abreast of proper technicalities along with kits and stocks…; Added by Smith Willas at 7:20am on August 30, 2018

Blog Post: Six Degrees from Delicious: It's that time again: Thanksgiving is tomorrow

And The Early Show offered a heaping helping of help to anyone getting set to make a turkey for the big day -- as three…; Added by Dave Mendoza at 4:55pm on November 26, 2008