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Blog Post: Ahhh, The Possibilities...

Added by RecruiterGuy at 10:35am on September 20, 2010

Blog Post: And now You’re Director of Talent Management!: Its 5 am on Monday morning and you’re up ... But Holdup! (My Jamaican expression for wait a minute)…; Added by Paul Alfred at 11:47am on November 21, 2010

Blog Post: Foreigners working for Japanese companies (in Japan)

Nihongo hansemasu ka? Can you speak Japanese?

Many foreigners who work in Japanese companies can answer that question in the affirmative with a resounding “Hai!” Morgan Shimizu, an…

Added by Joe Peters at 12:20am on February 19, 2011

Blog Post: B2C Recruitment: Think Like A Marketer To Get More Candidates: Miss Recruitment sits over in one corner of the office, sifting through CV's and writing…; Added by Jaja Bowling at 4:27am on August 15, 2013

Blog Post: Why Should Your Company Start Using Video Interview if You Have Not?

recruiters can lower costs by using video interview software

Before the Covid 19 pandemic, most businesses and corporations were already very familiar with the term…

Added by Rakuna at 9:47pm on November 8, 2020

Blog Post: Embrace your mistakes and keep chasing your dreams: Eric…; Added by Christina M. Bates at 1:47pm on July 25, 2015

Blog Post: Why Should Your Company Start Using Video Interview if You Have Not?: Before the Covid 19 pandemic, most businesses and corporations were already very familiar with the term “Video Interview Software”. In a 2019 HR report by Hiring Thing, 60% of surveyed businesses…; Added by Rakuna at 4:32pm on October 1, 2021

Blog Post: Why Should Your Company Start Using Video Interview Solutions if You Have Not?: Before the Covid-19 pandemic, most businesses and corporations were already very familiar with the term “Video Interview Solutions”. In a 2019 HR report by Hiring Thing, 60% of surveyed businesses…; Added by Rakuna at 4:58am on November 11, 2024

Topic: You Could be Swinging on a Star: s a bear. The memory of an elephant. Soaring like an eagle. A lion's pride. Busy as a bee. A bum steer. Don't be a chicken. A snake in the grass. Something smells fishy around here. Strong as an ox. A fly on the wall. Human attributes are consistently compared to those of animals. I suppose this is that sometimes we behave like animals. I, personally, believe this is a good thing. Monkeying around every once in a while, and working like a horse when necessary is what leads to a fulfilled life, one which proves that balancing hard work with the right amount of play pays off. When we lose that balance, when we shun responsibility or, on the contrary, burn the candle at both ends, we risk losing the focus and stability that is requisite for success - both in business and life. Many have heard me say that I am my work, I am what I do. There have been those that say I am wrong and that I should not equate my worth to a paycheck or number of hours worked. This is not what I do and not what I am saying. What I mean is that when I put "me" into my work, then my pride is attached and I have a vested interest in intersecting with accomplishment, in reaching my company's goals; this is a reflection on me. Vice versa holds true, when I take my work with me, when I think about work while away, I usually have more clear thoughts, ideas flow and my creative juices are renewed. The energy from both sides of me crosses over and my equilibrium is reset. Do not be afraid to work hard. Do not think you can succeed without working hard. Do not be afraid to take time off and do not think you can go, go, go without the rejuvenation that play or relaxation affords. It is odd to think that being free as a bird will lead to soaring like an eagle, but it is true, it has worked for me. It can be easy to fall into the trap of laziness or becoming a workaholic. You can have it all, just don't neglect the "all" when you get it. by rayannethorn "Oh, would you like to swing on a star, carry moonbeams home in jar? Or be better off than you are? Or would you rather be a mule?" …; Added by Rayanne at 2:01am on January 6, 2011

Blog Post: How to Coach a Focused Team

Added by Ryan Mead at 4:11pm on June 30, 2015