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Blog Post: Productivity and the Perspective Piece of the Puzzle: I found this today on PickTheBrain.com and wanted to share it. Truly an inspiring piece that can help many of us during stressful times.…; Added by Craig Fisher at 11:57am on December 11, 2008

Blog Post: The Top 5 Guerilla Job Marketing Campaigns

Job marketing is slowly gaining traction with recruiters, who are realising that it is possible to reach candidate audiences without them having to first visit a job board.

There are many…

Added by Chris South at 8:20pm on November 27, 2014

Photo: Missing Piece to Your Financial Solutions Puzzle: Added by Jennifer Stacey at 1:49pm on March 24, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'What Does Your Email Address Say About You': I almost forgot about couple email addresses! Off topic, but couple Facebook profiles really puzzle me too.; Added by Jackie Burress at 5:52pm on February 16, 2012

Blog Post: Quote for the Day: Friday, June 1st, 2007: On stupid interview tricks...

"Mind games, puzzle tricks, gotcha impromptu zingers, irrelevant “IQ tests”, “moving Mount Fuji’isms and Chris Sells’isms”,…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 6:15am on June 1, 2007

Comment on: Blog Post 'Jobseekers Beware: It's a Buyer's Market...and the Interview Questions are Gett…': 0316919160 and details the questions you are describing. These questions are only good for extremely technical groups and would be completely inadequate for say a SharePoint developer or a legal secretary. Only for those candidates that are asked to difficult algorithmic problems do they make any sense and even then questionable. One of my favorite questions is " Tell me about your least successful work relationship and what you could have done to make it successful". Paul: the interviewer was a total ass. …; Added by Gene Leshinsky at 5:26pm on August 19, 2011

Comment for: Shally Steckerl: Oh, I know you're just a "piece of the puzzle" and am still awaiting feedback.....even though I know I am not eligible for this challenge, I still want to solve it.; Added by Suzy Tonini at 9:31pm on August 10, 2007

Topic: Graphics on resumes?: art. Something like a puzzle piece or a dollar sign could be a subliminal message that the candidate is the missing piece of the puzzle or that the sales person is money-driven. I am skeptical. I have reviewed a lot of resumes and I don't recall ever being swayed by something like that. I question whether it would do more harm than good. There is a branding aspect, which makes a little more sense but you have to be consistent and it should not look like something copied from Clip Art. What do others think about this? …; Added by Brian Grimmer at 4:02pm on June 13, 2013