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Comment on: Topic '***NEED VIRTUAL RECRUITERS*** (All Areas)': It's nice to see there is plenty of business out there Joy! One question though - what do the dollar amounts signify? The fee? The commission? 1/2 of the revenues?; Added by Jerry Albright at 1:18pm on October 30, 2008

Blog Post: Broad Based: Recent reports show that we are experiencing a wage growth barbell. Wage growth on the far ends of the income spectrum. So the highest paying industry, Information Technology, is experiencing…; Added by Todd Kmiec at 9:46am on October 18, 2017

Blog Post: Why Sumser Made Me Laugh Today: "We see the tip of the iceberg in our own Recruitosphere. The Animal, Cheezhead, Mr. Moustache and a host of other characters signify that our online personalities are not necessarily what our…; Added by Rich at 2:33pm on June 1, 2007

Dream about hair

A dream about hair often represents a desire to change one's look. It indicates that you…

Added by Alice Thomas at 11:31am on December 4, 2021

Comment on: Topic '***NEED VIRTUAL RECRUITERS*** (All Areas)': usiness out there Joy! One question though - what do the dollar amounts signify? The fee? The commission? 1/2 of the revenues? …; Added by Joy Caldwell at 6:27pm on October 30, 2008

This is my account of Day 2 “The Afternoon” of Talent 42…

Added by Dean Da Costa at 3:37pm on July 25, 2016

Blog Post: Job Interview: Decoding The Handshake: A handshake, whether at a job interview or business meeting, can have several meanings. Not only is it important to focus on how someone is shaking your hand, but on how you shake their hand as well!…; Added by Tanya Willette at 10:45am on July 20, 2008

Blog Post: Take Care Of Your Roofs And Save Money: The skin is the first line of defense of the body in response to the presence of harmful substances that may elicit one to produce different symptoms which may lead eventually to different…; Added by Geo Msn at 7:39am on December 10, 2016

Comment on: Blog Post 'The Modern Recruiter': the HR certifications simply prove someone was able to pass a test. From what I've heard, the vast majority of PHR/SPHR holders didn't become certified simply by knowing "stuff" from doing real-world stuff. They spent big bucks to purchase study materials and/or attend the issuing organization's and affiliate's profit-driving seminars and workshops until they memorized enough information. That doesn't necessarily translate to mastery of the HR body of knowledge, but that's what those letters seem to signify. Not sure if that's the case in other industries. …; Added by Kelly Blokdijk at 8:37pm on April 7, 2014