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Topic: Job Outlook for 2009: Tips for Surviving the Downturn: . * Make yourself useful. * Focus on core work. * Get to know your boss's boss. Landing a New Job Here are some expert tips: * Cast a wide net. * Be able to explain how you would help a company. * Don't wait. More here. ****** Need telephone names sourcing (or market intelligence?) to fill your hard-to-fill positions? Call the experts at TechTrak 513 899 9628…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 7:29am on January 1, 2009

Topic: Time Management Tips for IT Leaders: r concentration away from your main job—such as driving sales or moving your organization forward. Read more…; Added by Alexandra Smith at 10:47am on March 7, 2019

Topic: How Do You Keep a Candidate "Warm"?: ile, your candidate is being seduced by competitors who are moving quick. How do you keep them patient and save the deal? I recently posted on my blog www.nethunters.wordpress.com some suggestions. But I'd love to make the list more comprehensive. Please share your thoughts and tips. Thanks!…; Added by Jesse Fernandez at 5:23pm on August 3, 2011

Topic: Check Please!: nt, press 1. To hear the company directory, press 411. Part A connects to Part B, then attach both to the end of part C. To hear a listing of movies and their show times, press 3. Please enter the last four digits of your social security number in order to access your account. We live in an ever-increasing digital world. Customer service ain't what it used to be. What does it take to speak with a human voice over the phone? I typically just keep pressing zero until a recording states, "Hold on, while I connect you with a customer service representative," or far worse, "I'm sorry, you have pressed an invalid number." Then of course, there is that lovely hold music. I rarely walk into a bank anymore, my banking is done on my computer or at an ATM. I rarely pay bills in person any more or even write out a check. Bills are paid by mobile or by website. So, what exactly, does customer service entail these days? What drives you to leave a greater than 15% tip? Are you even cognizant of good service? I recently took my family out for a nice meal. The food was good, the atmosphere was nice, the wait staff was friendly and attentive, as they should be. When the check arrived, there was a list of suggested gratuities, ranging from 15%, 18% and 22%. So, is that customer service? Providing information, a glass of iced tea, and some chopsticks? Do you want to be remembered? I recently read a marketing case study about the Blue Whale Moving Company out of Austin, Texas. This successful moving company was born out of good service. A young college graduate, who had worked his way through school had impressed a hot shot attorney during a move. The attorney told the kid, "Call me when you graduate." He did and together they launched Blue Whale Moving Company, they saw revenue of $1.7 million by year five. All resultant of good customer service. Do you go that extra mile? Do you tailor your services? What is your differentiator? Where is your level of service? Are you deserving of that 22% tip? Or will your customers grumble at the thought of leaving a 15% tip? by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 3:28am on July 14, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'How do you value a domain name?': using Google Trends Google Keyword Tool - Does it get natural type in traffic ? - Have other similar domains sold recently ? Needs research - try http://www.DNJournal.com , http://www.Namepros.com, http://www.sedo.com Domain valuation is still a moving target...But the above resources can get you started.…; Added by Suresh to Domain Names at 10:41am on June 12, 2009

Blog Post: A Reminder For Recruiters - The Little Things That Work: Added by Noel Cocca at 10:30pm on October 21, 2010

Blog Post: How to stay mentally strong during shifting in Electronic City, Bangalore?: One of the difficult and most hectic processes in moving your home to another location. It includes many things and therefore it requires a very better planning and right execution. That is why…; Added by Mukesh Panda at 6:24am on May 27, 2020

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Blog Post: July 22, 2008: Tutorial Tuesday

Teach something, learn something...
Starting this week our featured columns will be appearing in the Forums section with a couple of tweaks coming down the pipe. To…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 9:18am on July 22, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'Let’s have a toast for the douche bags. Let’s have a toast for the recruiters': ogs like yours for the responses they tend to generate and the flack that you receive for writing them. I do wonder if it makes the frustrated feel powerful to let loose on the author and let them know how they themselves have never made the same mistake. I tend to be with Jim and want to ask "really not even once?". But Rich in putting yourself out there you are always going to cop a little flack for being honest. My tip to you is remain honest, cop the flack and keep moving forward, if you have learnt from this error and you have learnt from writing the blog then it has been a worthwhile excersise.…; Added by ryan morphett at 1:11am on November 2, 2010