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Blog Post: Meet Rainer Jeske: "Going Global, A German Recruitment Expert in Japan": Rainer Jeske

President at CONNECTYOUK.K. / Tokyo

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Blog Post: How to Poach Tech Talent the Right Way: Added by Steven Duque at 10:17am on September 9, 2016

Blog Post: New Business Generation for Recruiters made REALLY Easy: Being the Co-Founder of MyResourcer.com the global No.1 Vacancy Lead Generation system for the Recruitment Industry, I was delighted to see a…; Added by Mark Lennard at 5:11pm on July 7, 2010

Blog Post: Who Should Make The Final Decision In The Hiring Process?: This post was orginally posted at…; Added by Margaret Graziano at 11:49am on June 20, 2008

Blog Post: Can we trust LinkedIn?

I love LinkedIn. But I do not trust LinkedIn.

For recruiters, it’s obviously a key tool, and clearly a brilliant invention that is part of a seismic shift in the…

Added by Greg Savage at 11:56pm on October 28, 2013

Blog Post: Let’s Call “Diversity” a Different Word - “Blending”

A whole industry has been built around diversity. Is that good or bad?

Obviously when the Diversity industry was formed inside and outside of recruitment, it was critically…

Added by Bill Humbert at 12:52pm on May 5, 2012

Blog Post: Social Media Transitions From Supplemental To Fundamental: Social media is obviously not a new concept. A Jobvite infograph posted by website Intricate states that 92% of…; Added by Michael Brandt at 11:50pm on September 23, 2013

Blog Post: Are you a fear-based recruiter?

I am a recovering fear based recruiter! My diagnosis came…

Added by Travis Furlow at 2:20pm on March 15, 2010

Blog Post: How Microsoft-LinkedIn Could Reboot Recruiting: What's the big…; Added by Ninh Tran at 4:34pm on June 22, 2016

Topic: DAWG DAYS OF SUMMER AND THE DAY AFTER A PLACEMENT: n the expression, in July and August. The Romans thought it was when the seas boil, people are mean and mad and dogs die. I think it just has to do with the heat, vacations, kids out of school driving everybody nuts. If my dogs are any indication they are a hell of a lot smarter than most of the humans on the planet during this part of the year. They aren't dead, they just have enough sense to stay in shade or in a cool place in the corner of the house and sleep until it cools off. This summer in the Texas panhandle has been the worst i have ever encountered and i've been here for seven decades. 33 days of over 100o and no rain. None, ziltch, zero. I saw a group of people standing outside the other day having a fit over something. Thinking it must be some wonderful discovery or geez, even a five car pileup i ran over to see what everybody was so excited about. It was a weed. Yeppers just one little green weed, growing out there all by itself like it had water or something. None of us had seen anything green in so long that it was something worth gathering around and talking about until some little old lady ran over and pulled it up. The old bitch ruined the day for about 20 people. The next time we see a weed we are going to watch out for the little old ladies and head them off before they can kill the only thing green in the Texas panhandle. Biatches, they should stay inside when it's this hot. One thing about the Dawg Days of Summer when it's like this, most folks have to stay inside and work because it's too hot to do anything else so production should go up but since the seas seem to be boiling everybody is a little or a lot nuts. I have had a good sumer with several good placements made in the industrial engineering vertical but the Dawg Days of Recruiting hit with a sledge hammer force this morning. To me the Dawg Days of Recruiting are the few days after i have closed a particularly difficult placement. That's not true. In my world the Dawg Days of Recrittering (that's not a typo) i often refer to what we do as "recrittering" I just take a critter from one place and put that critter someplace else so would else could it be but "recrittering". Don't go there with your insults about referring to people as critters. It's the Dawg Days of Summer and i could care less about your touchy feely crap. I'll get back to being Ms. "Love they one ya got" next week after i get over the Dawg Days of recruiting recrittering, whatever. I digress... The two or three days after i make a placement or close two or three that have gone on since Noah launched the Ark, i am litterally not worth a flip. I'm tired, i'm drained, i hate everything with two legs and a mouth and email. All i want to do is curl up with my sleeping dogs or go talk to my horses because they don't talk back, they don't care about benefits, they don't take but a minute to make a decision about anything and none of them have failed a drug test or a background check. Let's hear it for the Equines! I'm here, this is it, the Dawg Days of Recrittering and the Dawg Days of Summer crossed paths in the eternal equinox today. I will not interview anyone else this week, I will not answer any more questions, i will not listen to anymore nervous nellie hour long phone calls from candidates who have a phone interview a week from next Tuesday and are driving themselves crazy worrying about what they are going to say and how to say it and want to beat in my ear about it. I am not even going to try and get feedback from the interview that happened ten days ago before the internal recruiter went on vacation with instructions that if call the hiring manager she will forever banish me to seventh circle of hell. In sort ..until Monday i just don't give a damn. What happens to you the day after you make a placement or two? Are you one of those lying, obnoxious recruiters who never hits the Dawg Days, always have things in the pipeline organized to fall between the hours of 8 and 5 Monday through Friday. If you are go to a conference or tweet about it or something equally as oatmeal. I want to hear from the people who run on five hour energy until they hit the wall when things close. What do you do when the fighting is over, the offer is made and accepted, the drug test is passed, the start date is set? I am going shopping, then i am going to go bathe seven horses. It's hot they need a bath and it takes all day and requires no thought or conversation. :)…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 4:01pm on August 3, 2011