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Blog Post: Is this the Death of the Revolution?: I saw a video today which re-ignited a thought of mine, which has been bubbling away in dormant fury for the last few years.

I have got fed up with generation generalisations. In…; Added by Dan Nuroo at 10:33am on April 7, 2009

Blog Post: Exempt, non-Exempt, contrac employee, independent contractor & lease staffing employee

Regardless of your position it is very important to fully understnad the difference between various employment statuses.

Employee status is defined by both IRS code and DOL…

Added by Jeff Dahlberg at 7:07am on April 9, 2013

Blog Post: Trusted Raises $149m from Greenspring Associates, Others, to Develop a New Workforce Management Tool: Trusted Inc., a startup focused on connecting nurses and other healthcare…; Added by Phil Strazzulla at 10:19am on October 29, 2022

Topic: Are the Best Things in Life Free?: produce original content consistently, that create thoughtful and meaningful responses to emotionally- or politically-charged blogs or discussions. There are those that prefer to simply peruse the pages of RBC searching for answers or shared experiences. Lurkers represent the listeners, the audience, the foot soldiers in the trenches. The readers. The opportunity to step out of the trenches every now and again is here, right in front of you. Click on "write a post" or "start a discussion" and there you have it. An instant platform, an opportunity to put thoughts to page, to raise awareness, to share know-how, to stir the pot or spoil the stew - whatever the case may be. Some write "because it's there." Others write because they have to - to increase their vocabulary and develop their brains or simply to spew some venom. To liberate their thoughts. "Blogging is free, it doesn't matter if anyone reads it. What matters is the humility that comes from writing it. What matters is the meta-cognition that comes from thinking about what you're gonna say... If you're good at it, some people are gonna read it. If you're not good at it and you stick with it, you'll get good at it. This has become such a micropublishing platform that, basically, you're doing it for yourself, to force yourself to become part of the conversation, even if it's just that big. And that posture change changes an enormous amount." So says Seth Godin at a recent Amex Open Session. Blogging is free but does that lower the perceived value? Because anyone and everyone can do it, express themselves in numerous forums through the written word, should they? Should we? Bloggers have been blamed for putting reporters and columnists out of work, for twisting the truth, for gaining knowledge using unethical or easy means, for not checking their facts, for not having a formal education or experience... Oh, because the news media, in its previous form, was never charged with those accusations, right? Seth Godin was a columnist for printed media, yet he doesn't appear to be out of work. Why is that? Is it because he changed as technology did? Because he embraced the new and saw the direction media was going? He put down his pen and now fervently moves a cursor. Tom Peters, co-author of In Search of Excellence , finished Seth Godin's preceding statement with, "My first post (blog)was in August of 2004. I will simply say, no single thing, in the last fifteen years professionally, has been more important in my life than blogging. It has changed my life. It has changed my perspective. It has changed my intellectual outlook. It has changed my emotional outlook and it's the best damn marketing tool by an order of magnitude that I've ever had." Godin responds, "And it's free." That being said, the only question remaining, "Why aren't you blogging?" by rayannethorn…; Added by Rayanne at 1:34am on July 29, 2009

Blog Post: Minnesota Recruiters Group FAQ's

As posted on the MN Headhunter blog:

Over the past four weeks, the two preceding the…

Added by Paul DeBettignies at 8:52am on March 14, 2008

Blog Post: Online recruitment: Quantity at the expense of quality?: Let's face it, we've never before lived in an age where such a plethora of job opportunities are accessible to us at the mere touch of a button. But is this instantaneous solution really all it's…; Added by Alasdair Murray at 5:50am on November 22, 2009

Blog Post: Mobile Recruiting: App or Mobile enabled Career Site?: This post was inspired by Keith McIllvaine’s blog post Recruiting on the…; Added by Chris Brablc at 2:48pm on August 7, 2012

Blog Post: 4 Key Areas to Improve Your Recruitment Process: In This Article…; Added by Phil Strazzulla at 7:18am on October 28, 2022

Blog Post: SourceCon Washington DC 2010 – Few Words…: For last 6 years sourcing has been a real passion for me. I would

proudly say that SourceCon and community around SourceCon has been one

of the prime reasons for this. I can…; Added by Sarang Brahme at 1:47pm on October 24, 2010

Blog Post: Staffing agencies: do they have a future?: I used to work for a staffing agency. A good one at that. One that tried hard to recruit good consultants, who, on the whole, tried hard to do a good job finding the right people for their…; Added by Nick Leigh-Morgan at 7:21pm on May 30, 2012

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