Search Results - neighborhood

Blog Post: Utilizing the Correct Communication Tool: Years ago before debit card usage became the norm, writing checks for goods and services was commonplace. A friend of mine went to her neighborhood grocery store, bought the items she needed, and…; Added by Nancy Ford at 1:13pm on July 15, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'Bypassing the Third Party Recruiter': aring about an opportunity from me, started contacting former colleagues at the client company to do some due diligence even before I had a chance to submit her. The concern of course was that this could allow the client to make a legitimate claim that I was not responsible for this introduction. This occurred even after I explained the many benefits of being represented by their friendly neighborhood executive recruiter. In this case it was an honest misunderstanding and it was tough to get annoyed with the candidate. Everything worked out OK in the end. But it reminded me to not take anything for granted and to look for signs that a particular candidate might decide to go "off-road" on me out of ignorance. The person in Hardeep's story seems to be proud of his cleverness and obviously doesn't understand how the relationship is supposed to work and how it can benefit him. There's probably only so much that a recruiter can do when a candidate (or a client for that matter) decides to act in bad faith.…; Added by Christopher Perez at 3:57pm on May 13, 2013

Blog Post: Eatin' Good in the Neighborhood: Those who have heard me speak publicly or have been clients of…; Added by Jonathan D. Davis at 4:03pm on December 28, 2010

Blog Post: Day 5/6: 10,000 Words

I'm not quite as glib and bullet-proof feeling as I was on Friday (Reference the "Day 4" blog posting).

Yea. The weekend was OK but I kind of feel like I'm planning for a wedding all over…

Added by Stephen Nehez, Jr. at 6:38pm on June 2, 2013

Blog Post: Digging Into RecruitingBlogs.com v1.28: Making Your Mark

(December 05, 2008) How many times can you say "Please keep the job postings on the job board." Maybe this would be clearer: "When you put your jobs in the blogs or the…; Added by John Sumser at 11:25pm on December 4, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'My Life, in Unlabeled Boxes': ids that stretched from the boxes in the garage to each room. Pizza and lemonade was the last thing that got passed down the fire line which they thought was hilarious. One 7 year old announced that when the pizza came it must be the end of the job. Fran Hogan said:Rayanne, I feel your pain! We are in the process of moving from NJ to DE. We close on our home here in NJ on Friday and don't close on our new home until the following week. Our "stuff" will be in storage and we will be moving into then out of a friend's house in Delaware.I like Sandra's "crap cop" idea but there are no small kids in my house to order around anymore. However, I still apply the wine principle. I'm sure it will be like Christmas when we open up all those "labeled" boxes :-)Good luck in your new home. May you live many happy, healthy years there. …; Added by Sandra McCartt at 1:50pm on July 26, 2010

Blog Post: Attached to Choices are Consequences

The source for many of my posts over the years has been the local churches announcing their upcoming sermons for the Sunday services and this one is no different. Originally I thought…

Added by Daniel T. Bloom at 10:29am on June 3, 2020

Blog Post: Great Article on the Virtues of Fencing as Preparation for Business: This is a terrific article which reinforces some of the points I have tried to make previously. Not really a recruiting article, per se, but the principles have definitely proven true in my life:…; Added by Nicholas Meyler at 2:52pm on August 15, 2014

Blog Post: 4 Cohesive Careers for People Who Love Traveling to New Frontiers

Many people enjoy traveling during their leisure time. When you also…

Added by Anica Oaks at 2:09pm on February 23, 2017

Blog Post: It's just lovely weather outside!: Ugh. It's only 5pm and it's super dark and gloomy. That is the down

side to sitting so close to windows and the door. I think if it wasn't

for my heater I'd freeze to death from the draft…; Added by Yvonne Wong at 8:36pm on January 23, 2008