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Comment on: Topic 'If every company has an internal recruitment team, how will consultancies play…': it might make sense to call in some extra support. Conversely, we might hire a contract recruiter to come work in house for 3-6 months, so maybe you better watch out for contract recruiters 2. Specialty searches. If I'm working on a completely one-off req with highly specialized requirements, it might make sense to turn over to a TPR who already has a deep network in that area. 3. Confidential searches. If we're replacing someone who doesn't know it, or for some other reason need to keep the search quiet, it might make sense to call in a professional firm. So pray tell, what superior skills should TPRs possess over their corporate brethren?…; Added by Amy Ala Miller at 10:00am on July 23, 2013

Blog Post: Ambition?: Where does ambition come from? My 15 year old daughter seems to lack all drive & I don't get it! Of course they say, that's just teens, but I swear I think she's intentionally trying to be less…; Added by Steve van horn at 3:20am on September 18, 2009

Blog Post: 138,252: I see it in the slumping gaits of commuters.

I see it in the desperate eyes of recruiters.

I see it in the headlines about thousand dollar trash cans.

I do not fear because I walk…; Added by Steve Levy at 3:44pm on January 27, 2009

Blog Post: And they still want guaranteed bonuses: I had lunch with a friend this past Monday. He's simply one of the best software developers I ever met and he credits me with saving his life - back during the summer of 2001, I recruited him to a…; Added by Steve Levy at 11:20am on January 29, 2009

Blog Post: Quiet before the storm...

New to this blogging phenomena....but I won't have a problem when I get going, hence my profile photo of a rabbit, as in rabbitrabbit etc.. as I like a good natter. Oh dear that's corny.

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Blog Post: 5 Best Recruitment Marketing Articles of the Week 4.6.13 to 4.11.13: Here is our weekly feature in which we share the top articles we enjoyed from the past week about recruitment marketing, social recruiting…; Added by Chris Brablc at 10:47am on April 12, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'Zombie Recruiter Need Input . . . . . . Zombie Recruiter Need Best Practice': best practices that I see are from quiet conversations with the people that I know are the true innovators who have a tendency to shy away from the public accolades anyway. They are creative, contrarian and risk takers who know that getting it wrong is part of the process of learning and refining what works vs. what doesn’t They are happy to share the landmines they trod on during that journey where most public best practice sharing seems to reflect more about only successful elements and why their solution has solved world hunger. Not downplaying some of just deserved winners for some of the ideas they have implemented but personally I do not reserve best practice discussions for a public forum or conference but rather I go looking each week to see who is doing what. That is what I thought networking was for…….No?…; Added by Rob McIntosh at 12:10pm on July 18, 2008

Comment for: Mohammed Osman: uring work hours. It sounds like you are fully committed to your current employer and that is admirable. However, this is a critical need for my client and they need someone to come in this week. Unfortunately, if you are not available to commit to this, I have another candidate I need to get in the door. Certainly please call me when your able to be a bit more flexible, I'll let my client know that you are no longer available for the position at this time." Then be quiet. One of two things will happen. 1: All of a sudden he will "have some free time on Thursday afternoon." 2: He'll say, "sounds good I'll get back with you." In which case you didn't have a "real" candidate anyways and you were wasting your time. Ross Cooper www.themadrecruiter.blogspot.com…; Added by Ross Cooper at 1:28pm on September 17, 2008