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Blog Post: March 2008 New Positions: Business Intelligence Analyst Lansing, IL

$65,000.00 -$80,000.00 RA14707NB

The Business Intelligence Analyst must understand business reporting requirements, create extraction,…; Added by Anna Karoutsos at 12:05pm on March 18, 2008

Blog Post: Post Sourcecon Atlanta Fall 2018 Day 2 Sheryl Sandberg track!

First up Rebecca Fouts Building a Sourcing Function.…

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Blog Post: Hidden LinkedIn Resume Tool for Candidates: Fed up with sub-standard Resumes and CV's, even from top people?…; Added by Martin Ellis at 12:44pm on January 25, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'What is your strategy when faced with a high volume of applications ?': daily basis, then figure out a way to give them and exercise that could put them in a similar situation. In the past for, say junior marketing analysts, I've provided them with sample data and asked them to do some basic computations, and submit an analysis on what they've found. That's an easy one. For your junior assistant, I'm guessing they do some mix of research, communication and scheduling. I might ask them to submit an draft email, requesting a meeting for the CEO of your company, with the CEO of a potential partner company. Gives you a chance to see non-resume business writing, and communication skills/style. Or for research, I might ask them to submit a list of 10 commercial spaces currently for rent within a local zip code you define. Probably not that hard to find, and it would be interesting to see what you get back. Some might send an email with a list of addresses, while others might send an Excel sheet with columns for address, broker, square footage, price, etc. Once you get to the interview process, it would be interesting to talk with them about the approach they used to gather their information. Probably a lot more insightful than standard interview questions. The challenge is always getting an exercise that's relevant to the job, but also simple and doesn't require a ton of institutional knowledge. Does that help?…; Added by Ian Jones at 11:40am on March 30, 2010

Blog Post: 5 Resume Mistakes that Job Seekers Make: If there is one thing that gets most students worked up, it is the mundane task of drafting their…; Added by Ladderise at 4:48pm on March 26, 2018

Blog Post: #DidYouKnow: Minor League Baseball players earn less than minimum wage: Battling for the Field of…; Added by Chrissy Nicholas Dooley at 3:12pm on May 16, 2017

Blog Post: Manufacturing Jobs You Can Apply For and What You Need to Do It

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Blog Post: If They Aren't "Engaged" Then What Are They?: At ERE this year I had the pleasure of meeting and listening to Steve Lavin,…; Added by RecruiterGuy at 12:49am on November 6, 2008

Blog Post: 8 essential things to consider before becoming a freelance writer

The life of a freelance writer can be a wonderful experience especially to versatile writers. You simply enjoy some freedoms; no set working hours, no dress code and no…

Added by Julia Baron at 9:41am on December 20, 2017

Blog Post: Suit Required. How Dress Codes May Affect the Quantity or Quality of Interested Candidates.: Dress for the job you want, not the job you have. A fantastic rule of thumb for up and comers in Corporate America 10, 20, even 50 years ago. However, a new generation of office professionals have…; Added by Michael Brandt at 1:29am on August 31, 2010