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Blog Post: R.I.P. Carl Karcher, Farewell My Friend

Carl Karcher, (Carl Karcher, 1917-2008) parlayed a single hot dog pushcart into a chain of more than 1,000 fast-food restaurants bearing his name, past away today. He was…

Added by Dave Mendoza at 5:23am on January 15, 2008

Blog Post: How many job boards is too many?: It’s true: anyone and his or her dog can have their own job board. Actually, the dog could probably run the board, thanks to…; Added by Jeff Dickey-Chasins at 9:28am on January 19, 2010

Blog Post: Classified Ad Company Edgeio Shuts Down & Blames Investors: Edgeio

announced late last week that it was ceasing operations and looking to

liquidate its assets. The company, which had recently raised $6M in

capital ($3M of which came from…; Added by TobyDayton at 3:00pm on December 14, 2007

Blog Post: Wagging Tail Syndrome...fatal or is there a cure?: I woke up this morning with my dog sitting next to my bed, waiting for me to open my eyes. His tail was going everywhere. Everywhere. And it reminded me of a conversation that an old co-worker…; Added by Zachary Sines at 2:06pm on March 2, 2012

Blog Post: My Dog Ate My Cell Phone & Other Nifty Excuses Why NOT to be Successful: With all the talk of recession, depression, and obsession with how 'bad it is' it is tough for most people to keep their thoughts positive. Personal Empowerment begins with making a choice to be…; Added by Margaret Graziano at 3:52am on April 19, 2009

Blog Post: Five Successful People Who Struggled When Young

Added by Cristopher Denton at 11:30am on March 14, 2014

Blog Post: Does Free Technical Support Make ATS Software Better?: by Steve Hazelton, Head of Products, Newton Software

“Please contact support.” Makes you cringe, doesn’t it? At…; Added by Joel Passen at 2:03pm on November 6, 2009

Blog Post: 8 things you oughta know about me...: so jeremy tagged me for this, the whole eight things you don't know bit, seems interesting since a lot of folks here may not know these assorted items...oh, but do pardon my salty language...but…; Added by daveinboston at 3:52pm on July 31, 2007

Comment on: Group 'Recruiters On LinkedIn': wever when I try to do that they won't allow me to do that either!!! They also told me that I could not allow people I don't know to connect with me and they do not like "open networking"... Please read the email chain below: Dear Chris, We have recently received complaints from our members that you have sent unsolicited mass mailings and/or promotional materials in messages that appear to be phishing, spam or abusive in nature. We realize not everyone understands how messages on LinkedIn should or should not be used. Our User Agreement prohibits using LinkedIn to connect with people you did not know and/or sending them unsolicited mass mailings. We have these policies in order to protect the value of the LinkedIn network for everyone. We have suspended your account until we hear back from you that you will adhere to the LinkedIn User Agreement and Privacy Policy. For complete guidelines, please see the "User Conduct" section of LinkedIn's User Agreement. https://www.linkedin.com/static?key=user_agreement Regards, Lindsay LinkedIn Privacy Team Dear Chris, Thank you for your reply. Please note, open networking is not encouraged by LinkedIn. We encourage members to connect with those that they do know. If you'd like to connect with someone that you do not know, we ask that you utilize our Introduction and InMail features. Sending open positions to members is considered spam. We do have jobs feature which is where you could post a job and send it to your connections. We are unable to disclose who made the complaint or what the complaint entailed. Once you have confirmed that you will not send spam, including job offers, we will determine if the restriction can be removed from your account. Regards, Lindsay LinkedIn Privacy Team *Lindsay,* * I have adhered to the policies of Linkedin and will continue to do so. Please reactivate my account. * * * * My profile clearly says on it that anyone who links to me will be sent open positions and asked to network with me - just as they are welcomed to network with me. Unfortunately there are some people who don't get the concept of networking and don't believe it's a 2 way street. Especially since I'm a recruiter. * * * *Please let me know when you have reactivated my account - I'd also like to see this particular claim so that I can show you exactly what happened. I'm sure you can also look into your files and see any emails that were sent directly to my contacts.* * Thank you* * * Chris Shoulet Top Dog Recruiting 301-530-9694 ext 1. chris@topdog-inc.com (mailto:chris@topdog-inc.com) www.topdog-inc.com (http://www.topdog-inc.com) Career Coaching & Career Coaching Club (http://www.topdoginc.com/) Resume Writing Services (http://www.topdoginc.com/Resume_Services.html) Job Search (http://www.topdog-inc.com/) Top Dog Hot Jobs Newsletter (http://visitor.constantcontact.com/email.jsp?m=1101954597339&p=oi) Join us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/edit.php?gid=89825755620 (http://www.facebook.com/groups/edit.php?gid=89825755620) Join me on LinkedIN: http://www.linkedin.com/in/cshoulet (http://www.linkedin.com/in/cshoulet) Dear Chris, Thank you for your reply. Please note, open networking is not encouraged by LinkedIn. We encourage members to connect with those that they do know. If you'd like to connect with someone that you do not know, we ask that you utilize our Introduction and InMail features. Sending open positions to members is considered spam. We do have jobs feature which is where you could post a job and send it to your connections. We are unable to disclose who made the complaint or what the complaint entailed. Once you have confirmed that you will not send spam, including job offers, we will determine if the restriction can be removed from your account. Regards, Lindsay LinkedIn Privacy Team I ALSO SENT THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS TO THEM WHICH HAVE GONE UNANSWERED From: Chris Shoulet [mailto:chris@topdog-inc.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 6:17 PM To: 'LinkedIn Customer Service' Subject: RE: Your LinkedIn Profile [Ticket: 090203-001810] Can you please explain to me what the point in having a network is if I can’t network open jobs that we’re working on? Most of my contacts send me open positions they need help with through linkedin. They also send me information when they are looking for jobs as they do their other contacts… Chris Shoulet Top Dog Recruiting 301-530-9694 ext 1. chris@topdog-inc.com www.topdog-inc.com AND.... From: Chris Shoulet [mailto:chris@topdog-inc.com] Sent: Tuesday, February 03, 2009 6:41 PM To: 'LinkedIn Customer Service' Subject: RE: Your LinkedIn Profile [Ticket: 090203-001810] In follow up to my last email. I have tried posting jobs in your paid area but got a message that I wasn’t allowed to. I also tried buying ad space and again got a message that “some members are not allowed to purchase ads”… I have sent numerous emails asking why I can’t purchase jobs or ads and have not received a single reply. If you can answer this that would also be very helpful. When I first joined linked in you were encouraging members to share jobs and let others know when they were looking. I believe that was the main reason your marketing team targeted recruiters and asked us to join in the beginning. I save all my old emails and can probably dig up the email stating this. You also had a feature where subscribers could send out jobs to their contacts. In fact that is still a feature on the website.. Please explain why you are now telling me that we are not allowed to do this.. Chris Shoulet Top Dog Recruiting 301-530-9694 ext 1. chris@topdog-inc.com www.topdog-inc.com Has anyone else had similar problems? I still can not access my account .. Chris…; Added by Chris to Recruiters On LinkedIn at 10:36am on February 4, 2009

Blog Post: Social Recruitment through Pictures: A picture is worth a thousand words. Cliché? Yes. True? Absolutely! Especially in terms of social media, people have so much to look at and take in (the average Facebook visit is 20 minutes), that…; Added by Jen Dewar at 5:03pm on May 20, 2013