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Blog Post: Potential hiring pact rankles rusing recruiters!!!: Restraint of trade? Violation of the Sherman Anti Trust Act of 1890? I'm sorry but you can keep your best people - we don't want them!!…; Added by Steve Levy at 11:23am on June 3, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post '[CARTOON] Barry stumbled upon a new niche...': Valentino, could you come up with a picture that does not involve animal slaughter restraint? Totally inappropriate for this venue in my opinion.; Added by Sandra McCartt at 9:19am on June 25, 2012

Topic: Nurse Test: Restraint. Anyone have any good sites that they use?…; Added by Antoinette at 11:07am on March 5, 2009

Comment on: Blog Post 'The King of the Cold Call': ore suited for sales (and not in a good way - he would give sales a bad name as well). How he gets people to actually pay for his services is beyond me. I felt as if he was trying to scam all of us and it just wasn't going to work. I applaud your audience for remaining silent until the after show. It took a lot of restraint to do that. However, we do know when to keep our mouths shut, unlike your guest....…; Added by Cathy Mannis at 5:48pm on June 20, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'LinkedIn profiles: fake, phony & faux is NOT the way to go!': hese people contact me through LI, I ALWAYS call them out for it. Whether or not, they fail to realize that their credibility goes completely in the toilet at this point and there is no redeeming themselves. A lie is a lie is a lie. You can try to talk (read: weasel) your way out of it, or around it, but the fact remains, you LIED. So, if you lied to get the job, what makes me think you'll all of a sudden be completely ethical on the job?! Nothing. I'd be a fool to think so. There is a reason for the saying: 'Once a cheater, always a cheater'......just sayin'.....…; Added by Linda Ferrante at 10:50am on January 17, 2012

Comment on: Topic 'Twitter this - Twitter that - how do YOU manage the FEEding frenzy?': t myself for being the anal multi-tasker with extreme ADD.... ;-) Not one to tweet about life and what I had for breakfast, but annoyed that I get pulled away to read about other's .... and then HAVING to follow a link that leads me to a page that, ugh, is a blog posting about 15000 words long that really REALLY REALLY is not relavant! I feel that since I said I would FOLLOW - then shouldn't I FOLLOW? Seriously, I guess I have too much the midwesterner handshake mindset (no offense!) and honor. BUT - I don't have the time.... so ..... ugh! ;-) Ok, whew, ranting done. Barby - I feel like that would be social media suicide to "un-follow" ... Maybe I will get a 2nd account. Let the other one die a slow and lonely death and start over again with a bit more, shall we say, focus and restraint? Julie…; Added by Julie Hankins at 12:27pm on June 16, 2009

Blog Post: Why RecruitingBlogs.com Will Live Long and Prosper...: Seeing that Recruitingblogs.com does not infringe on trade secrets, customers or impose unfair competition to Jobster I think that Jason Davis can rest easily…More to…; Added by WorkFarce at 10:42am on June 27, 2007

Blog Post: How to Alienate the Best Talent: I’ve read literally hundreds of employment contracts over the years. I’ve…; Added by Paul Slezak at 8:18pm on November 17, 2013

Blog Post: In Defense of Eliot Spitzer - NOT: Eliot Spitzer, the governor of NY, has just made headlines as an allegedly admitted customer of a prostitution ring. This is the guy who, as NY’s former Attorney General, prosecuted more than his…; Added by Dr. Janice Presser at 3:34pm on March 10, 2008

Blog Post: Fighting "Fake News" in the Recruiting World: I was just listening to a discussion of the multiple legal infractions involved in threatening to slander someone for conducting perfectly legal business and it reminded me very much of my own…; Added by Nicholas Meyler at 12:01am on July 6, 2017