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Blog Post: Top 10 "Most Desired" MBA Employers: Universum IDEAL™ has just released its annual list of the "most desired" companies to work for according to a survey of over 6,000 respondents from 58 top MBA programs around the world. Once again,…; Added by Ryan Pratt at 12:12pm on September 15, 2009

Blog Post: What Marketing Trends Should You Follow?: When you are trying to promote your business, you need to come up with the best ideas and you need to promote your business in the perfect way so you can get the desired results. If you are unable…; Added by Geo Msn at 3:18am on July 11, 2016

Blog Post: Charity Poker Event A Success!: Last week was the ERE conference in Washington DC. It was a real success and people had fun. One of the things that has become a regular…; Added by Slouch at 10:43am on October 22, 2007

Comment on: Topic 'Self employed? Why?': g with funding to do serious journalism. The writing was on the wall . . . A friend suggested recruiting and I haven't looked back. My investigative background gave me a distinct advantage. After working at a retained firm, I honestly believed that "there must to be a better way!" I set out to find out what that was, and by George, I think we've found it. I don't think I would ever work for another company again. Quite simply, working for another firm, you can get fired or laid off. So essentially, you're always just one step away from financial ruin. Running a business, you spread that risk across multiple clients. You're not dependent on a single one. Moreover, company ownership may be a lot of work, but it offers a direct path to wealth creation.…; Added by Krista Bradford at 7:39am on December 1, 2009

Blog Post: Hold the Vision and Trust the Process...: I’m hearing from more and more from people I meet with and interview how difficult it is out there. Particularly during the holidays when you are reminded about a holiday bonus, giving gifts and…; Added by Lisa Kaye at 7:37pm on December 6, 2009

Blog Post: Everyday Business: With over 200 graduates through my Global Mentor Program you can understand that I am witness to commonalities in shortcomings,…; Added by Ric Willmot at 6:15am on January 9, 2009

Blog Post: What's your motivation??: I recruit recruiters. During the interview process, one of the most

important things that I look for is what drives them to be great, to be

better than the day before, to graduate from…; Added by Kristi Young at 12:47pm on June 6, 2007

Blog Post: Enhance your recruiting experience through latest technology: The recruitment process is not an easy job. It includes many parameters such as skills, experience, position in candidate selection and onboarding. Recruiters usually receive plenty of resumes…; Added by Amruta Singh at 4:14am on December 1, 2017

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Comment on: Topic 'Having Friends on RecruitingBlogs.com': n Friends (that's a RIF). Imagine the headlines. We're all experimenting with the strengths and limitations of social software. It was only a year ago that it seemed scandalous when Harry Joiner was banned from Facebook. Now we're learning something about the way that scale impacts community. I really like the distinctions Michael is wrestling with. Is it a network of friends, a fan club, a direct marketing database or a new resume database? I doubt that there's a single right answer for everyone all the time. I do imagine that great communities will have strong (and enforced) guidelines about building relationships within the membership. I just moved into a community that has an approved list of plants you can put in your garden. It seemed really weird and restrictive at first. Then, someone explained that any deer resistant plant was on the list. The idea was to manage the fact that the place is overrun with deer, not to cramp my own personal desire for large clumps of poison ivy in the front yard. What's really cool is that there are a community of us who want to investigate, understand, use and improve.…; Added by John Sumser at 10:49am on January 9, 2009