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Blog Post: First Time Thinking – Scott’s Sales Yoga Thought for the Day

Each of us is not responsible for our first thought, but we are responsible for our next action. This simple mantra not only can create powerful shifts in thinking, it…

Added by Scott Wintrip at 11:05am on May 5, 2014
Blog Post: Top 5 Human Resources Concerns in the Workplace Today

While it’s a…

Added by Anthony Coggine at 9:55am on August 30, 2017
Blog Post: How New HR Technologies Will Change The Way We Hire

A quick story.

I knew a woman who worked at a finance company. While working at the company, she went to school at night and eventually earned her…

Added by Paul Petrone at 3:22pm on April 18, 2014
Blog Post: Powerful women in business

In the past few decades, huge strides have been taken to challenge and shift the glass ceiling that was apparent in a range of industries, where certain demographics dominated and opposing…

Added by Jake Holyoak at 3:23am on June 2, 2020
Comment on: Blog Post 'The Client Side - Is Agency Recruiting A Bubble Business?'
he functionality isn't historical (the roots are in the slave trade, the original body business). But, the baby boom, coupled with the radical changes in gender equity produced a huge logistics problem. As a result, relatively sloppy practices, fat margins and low barriers to entry were the norm. Recruiting as a supply chain managed to avoid all of the powerful innovations (TQM, Lean, Re-engineering) that the rest of the organization (except HR) adopted in the late 20th Century. The shift really has two complementary threads: 1. The shift to Do it yourself, desktop recruiting (internet sourcing) and 2. Process rationalization in the Recruitment Process Outsourcers The trend to Desktop recruiting creates a set of easy to understand phases. First, sourcing is practiced as an arcane discipline. 2nd, it gets automated. 3rd, it disppears from view (this probably sounds familiar.) The RPOs (like Novotus) are taking the fat out of the traditional agency process. With 6% to 7% fees and performance guarantees across all positions, they are almost unstoppable. They have focused on improving performance while actually reducing process costs. For many organizations, the high level of professionalism that will start to emerge in the RPOs will make a big difference. More of the staffing function will get outsourced. Just not to traditional agencies. All older industries (WWII roots qualify this as an older industry), are faced with declining price points and increasing quality requirements. The agencies that thrive in this current encvironment will be the models for the future.…
Added by John Sumser at 12:19pm on March 7, 2009
Blog Post: Handling Change In The Work Place

Added by Josh Mangum at 10:41am on September 20, 2018
Blog Post: Get Connected
Yesterday I read a an amazing post from Doug Firebaugh who is a leading generic sales and marketing trainer in the…
Added by Ron Mason at 10:28am on July 24, 2008
Blog Post: Digging Into Recruitingblogs.com v1.6
This week, we focus on yet another piece of the navigation puzzle. Along with blogs, videos, RSS feeds, member pages and various job listings, Recruitingblogs.com features the forum



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Added by John Sumser at 11:12pm on May 22, 2008
Blog Post: The Challenges of Solo Shifts: How to Limit Loneliness at Work

Setting up a new business and embarking on a solo adventure can be truly exciting. You are fully independent and can often manage your working day in a personalised way that best suits your tasks…

Added by Jake Holyoak at 9:08am on March 31, 2022
Blog Post: Be a Peer, Not a Pauper – Scott’s Sales Yoga Thought of the Day

On a discussion forum this week, advice was sought for dealing with a reluctant buyer who was viewing the salesperson’s attempts to sell as competition to her own efforts. This all too common…

Added by Scott Wintrip at 8:52am on March 27, 2014
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