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Blog Post: Land your most FULFILLING job (written by MF for Brandon Hall Newsletter): You want to find a new role, a job you can really get excited about. Think beyond the jobs you see and hear about. Make it your temporary job to seek out your dream job. How?

One way is by…; Added by Margot@avondalesearch.com at 9:10pm on December 15, 2008

Blog Post: Employee Referral Program Tips that Actually Work!: Referral programs can do wonders for a business. …; Added by Raj Sheth at 2:07pm on June 18, 2013

Blog Post: Online Interviews Extend Employer Brand Beyond the Career Website: For a talent acquisition manager, the career website is often their first exercise in employer branding. These days, companies are deploying …; Added by Angela Yu at 3:17pm on March 18, 2013

Blog Post: Resumes for Beginners: If you’re a fresh graduate, the word resume would be haunting you. It is a necessary document you need…; Added by Ladderise at 2:43am on April 23, 2018

Blog Post: 8 TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL HR OUTSOURCING IN 2018

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Topic: With the Pressures That Come With A High Stress Job like Recruiting - How Do You Keep Your Sanity?: hat said, what are those things you do besides momentarily stepping away from the phone and the keyboard or taking a vacation? What do you do that satisfies your other interests, that are legal in 50 states and Puerto Rico? I'd like to know and I think others in the RBC would be interested to know as well. For me it's photography and training & competing in Masters and Senior Olympic Track & Field Meets. Both are for fun and pleasure...and sometimes they tie into recruiting, but that's for a different discussion. More importantly, what are those hobbies & interests that you engage in that help you balance your personal and professional life? Remember, without some "balance" you end-up being right-handed. Where do think the term "red eye" comes from? Training for and competing in The Discus Throw event is meaningful for me on so many levels. I literally picked it up in high school fielding it for my older brother who also competed at the All-State qualifying level. He inspired me to get into the sport. Though there is hard work, and tension--it is a different kind of tension and hard work. And the sweat equity payback actually relieves the different kind of tension that can build in my job as a recruiter. It poses a physical release as well as a physical build-up that is healthy for me, particularly as I get older. Getting up for it gets harder only if you let yourself get rusty. The old saying, "Use it or lose it" is so true going into my 63rd year. Plus the competition is invigorating--win or lose--I have something to show for it--my training, effort and accomplishments. I've also end up meeting new people--all competitors. I find myself giving and getting training tips and advice on how to correct noticeable bad habits that even the most experienced athlete can exhibit. The Discus throw is very much like ballet with an implement to throw. It requires great balance, speed, timing and power to make it look effortless. It's a spin and a half of gathering forces that violently whips or slings a discus into the air in the hope that a kind wind catches it and takes it ever further. An unkind wind can take a discus straight up and drop it at your feet, daring you to try again. It's a beautiful thing to see--a discus spinning so smoothly as it swiftly glides through the air. Gaining altitude and distance as it goes--it finally lands near or past your personal best distance. When it does that it's a thing of beauty for an old and grizzled discus thrower. I ought to know. I am one. …; Added by Valentino Martinez at 4:30pm on January 30, 2012

Blog Post: Social Media list of Lists!!

Social Media list of Lists!!

Main Categories: general (not specific to any brand, mission, type of person), specific (targets a specific group, such as flixster…

Added by Dean Da Costa at 1:58pm on December 9, 2011

Blog Post: The Proof is in the Portfolio: Knock knock. It’s a lovely Saturday afternoon and you wonder – who could possibly be interrupting your bliss (including a large turkey sandwich and reruns of your favorite 80’s sitcom – insert for me…; Added by Kelly Moeller at 1:49pm on April 27, 2010

Blog Post: Why a Good Career Site is Important and What Makes One Great: If your career site is tacked on to your company website as an afterthought, or if it looks like you designed it in 2000 and never revisited it, you’re missing out on a huge opportunity to…; Added by Steven Duque at 9:07am on September 21, 2016