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Comment on: Blog Post 'Born to Recruit?': I guess you're right, Julia. I just hope that's not a queue for anyone . . .; Added by Brad Zirulnik at 12:19pm on December 10, 2009

Comment for: Candace: Hi Candace, I'll get back to you on this... We did 4 different demo's last Friday and I'm not sure where iCIMS is sitting in the queue at this point. Thanks!; Added by Becky Metcalf at 9:50am on January 12, 2009

Blog Post: TSA – Today’s Radical Accountability Zero: Five security lines and only one of them open to the long queue of passengers. TSA staff standing around laughing and joking. It’s no joke that that this was the scene at Airside C at Tampa…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 9:49am on February 18, 2014

Comment on: Blog Post 'Replacing Recruiter Greed with Goodwill: A new paradigm to evolve the talent a…': place they'll all be SOL. Each of the categories are both similar and dissimilar - focusing on the similarities creates Kumbaya moments, while focusing on the dissimilarities creates the a great amount of dissonance. Not that I disagree with you. ;) [queue "let the fur fly again"]…; Added by Steve Levy at 3:48pm on December 22, 2014

Blog Post: Direct Client: Urgent Requirement: Siebel Consultants Needed!! ASAP: Hi all

By way of introduction my name is Aurine. I workas a Business Executive in Invenger Technologies, Simi Valley, California.

There is a requirement for one of our direct…; Added by Aurine at 3:10pm on December 4, 2008

Comment on: Blog Post 'Hand Written Thank you notes? Unique and different or cheap and unprofessional': w. But once again, this can be typed up in a MS Word document and e-mailed over the hiring manager rather than writing in some scratchy handwriting where nobody can read with a dated postage on it.... sent over in snail mail.. Who knows? Maybe the hand written note might be mistaken for the numerous amounts of lame advertising I get in my mailbox on a daily basis....…; Added by Brian Pho at 12:14pm on August 3, 2010

Topic: Do you have strong .NET candidates?: t tsaunders@mbxg.com. See link for job description:http://jobsco.re/ppx80k Thank you and I look forward to working together. Tracy Saunders Recruiting Manager, CIR…; Added by Tracy Saunders to New York Recruiters at 9:18am on August 20, 2011

Blog Post: Never Enough Arms: One adage in baseball is that you never have enough arms. What it means is that pitching is important and good pitching is always at risk. One of your pitchers might get injured, or might flake…; Added by Todd Kmiec at 10:50am on April 4, 2018

Comment on: Topic 'What do you like LEAST about the recruiting business?': ive hiring managers who want to see more candidates. Receiving calls from indecisive hiring managers/HR reps who now want to speak to my outstanding candidate(s) who was once available but is no longer available due indecisive hiring managers who now want to hire your outstanding candidate(s) who is no longer available. Shoot me now.…; Added by Valentino Martinez at 12:50am on January 22, 2012

Topic: Looking for .NET Developer/Superstar in Midtown, New York: ndidates in queue and are interested in a split, please email me for more details at tsaunders@mbxg.com. See link for job description:http://jobsco.re/ppx80k Thank you and I look forward to working together. Tracy…; Added by Tracy Saunders to Recruiters Looking For Splits at 9:21am on August 20, 2011