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Blog Post: Recruiters and Falsehoods!!!: Added by Dean Da Costa at 12:27pm on June 29, 2010

Comment on: Blog Post 'Honesty and Social Media: Is It Just Me? Or Does Anyone Else Consider These Thi…': community serves. You don't get a second chance at a good first impression. If we are interested in the reputation and success of the community, we should act accordingly. As an individual member, I would rather have a good reputation in a reputable community than a great reputation in a community riddled with "virtual vandalism".…; Added by Jim Canto at 1:21pm on September 18, 2008

Blog Post: Reputation Management on the Job Boards: Finding the right job board is just as important as finding the right job,…; Added by Dave at 10:39am on December 30, 2014

Blog Post: Want to Open Recruiting Doors? Remember Your Reputation Precedes You: Your Reputation. It's your credibility. It's your voice, it's your respect…; Added by Mike Rasmussen at 8:14pm on March 23, 2018

Comment on: Topic 'Branding decision, company or name?': ntify something with a name. I think you just proved my point with your disagreement when you said that "the term brand got hijacked." Would you agree that if someone says i won't buy that brand they are saying so because the reputation of that named product is shoddy or bad? Anything can become a bad brand just as easily as it can become a successful brand. Success is based on building a good reputation for the named product, thus enhancing the reputation of the name. Toyota is a brand name. The reputation for quality is down the tubes ergo the reputation has been destroyed but the name or "brand" has not changed. A badge in fact is a brand. If you go to a convention wearing a button that says XYZ corp you identify yourself with that brand or name. If you act like a jerk you cast aspersions on the reputation of that company but you do not change the name of the company only the perception of yourself and potentially damage to the company name. Branding or naming something does not build the reputation. What you do after you name it makes that Brand what it is as in your example of Marlboro being associated with manly , cool etc. Should manly and cool go out of style the brand name would still be Marlboro. Moving back to the world of recruiting and the subject of this post. Craig Silverman, Steve Levy and multiple others have the reputation for being top recruiters. They can go to any firm and build the reputation of that firm. Their "brand "is their name if they screw it up their names/brand does not change their reputation may certainly do so. If anyone ever tries to sell you a horse with circle 7 brand on the left hip trust me when i tell you that it may kill you. The reputation is so bad that when you see that brand name run don't walk. The brand identifies a bad minded, treacherous animal. Or if you do buy it, name it Toyota because once it starts it just may not stop. A brand is a name /identifier.…; Added by Sandra McCartt at 4:42pm on April 28, 2010

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The sheer quantity of different information sources online has resulted in a media…; Added by Tina Huckabay at 1:23pm on November 13, 2008

Blog Post: Why Are Some Employers Missing the Social Boat?: Social media sites are fast becoming the go to outlet to compliment a marketing campaign. Companies of all sizes are embracing the technology and the ability to interact with their audience to…; Added by Craig Fisher at 5:01pm on January 20, 2009

Blog Post: Reputation management: Tooling-up recruiters

On the Radar: Thursday, November 1st, 2007

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Added by Amitai Givertz at 8:20am on November 1, 2007

Blog Post: Your Last Resort to Online Reputation Repair

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Blog Post: Tips On Online Reputation Management For Freelancers

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