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Blog Post: Running Straight and True: Bob and I went to see the third film in the Caribbean trilogy “Pirates of the…; Added by Maureen Sharib at 4:28pm on May 23, 2008

Blog Post: US Online Job Market declines 2.4% in November 2012: Online labor demand in the United States began its descent toward the end of the year. Employers posted 2.4% fewer job openings in November than in October. Employers struggled to maintain a…; Added by Henning Seip at 2:04pm on December 4, 2012

Blog Post: 3 Tips For Using Free Online Dissertations Archives!: Have you downloaded a pile of online dissertations from dissertation archives in hope to tinker them and submit it as your…; Added by Rose Tyler at 6:07am on June 12, 2009

Blog Post: 5 Best Recruitment Marketing Articles of the Week 2.11.12 to 2.17.12: Here is our weekly feature in which we share the top articles we enjoyed from the past week about recruitment marketing, social recruiting…; Added by Chris Brablc at 10:29am on February 17, 2012

Blog Post: Diversity Recruiter - going Independent: Hello All,

My name is Teisha. I have been a member of this group for about a year I believe and I have watched and read the email convos that come through and while some are quite…; Added by Teisha Overton at 1:01am on May 21, 2008

Blog Post: Hertz's Green Strategy: Is There a Marketing Lesson for Talent Acquisition?: Talent Acquisition (HR and/or Internal Recruitment) could probably gleam a thing or two from a new & engaging (at least to me as a marketing-head) Hertz commercial I watched this morning (see…; Added by Joshua Letourneau at 12:08pm on April 6, 2008

Last year, I was recruiting for a very challenging…

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Comment on: Blog Post 'Activity versus Result... the task driven recruiter': good run. I've worked sales and I know how it goes. That's why I do stick to my method. There is a method there, it's just not what anyone else around me does. I've actually gotten a lot of mentoring from this site. And I'm not just saying that to bs. I get zero coaching from my team and I've come to depend on this site a lot for tips. So a lot of the things I do are straight from what you guys say. Like the other blog post about the head hunting call. Most of my roles require me to source passive candidates. Reading that post helped my check what I was doing (thankfully, not that!). Anyway, I've taken your comments to heart. I'm always trying to see what I can tweak to get better. I know I'm new and I need to always keep my eyes and ears open. What works for me this year might not work for me next. I need to have a full bag of tricks ready and waiting.…; Added by Melissa Zentgraf at 2:21pm on April 27, 2011

Comment on: Topic 'Gun For Hire!!!': eat deal to think about and I appreciate your insight. Amber said: I don't know your motivation for going out on your own, but if you don't know much about running your own business there is a lot to learn and think about! If you are great at finding and bringing new clients in, you will probably be successful. If you are not good at bringing in new business, or haven't done it much, it will be hard to make a living. It seems most people think about going out on their own because they look around and think "Gee, I could be keeping the whole fee for myself", but sometimes they don't remember to look at the whole picture: where did the job order come from, what resources are you using to find candidates - and who's paying for them?, etc. If you have been working stright commission with no benefits, then you probably have a good idea of whether or not it's a good choice for you financially. The flexibility is a plus, but there is a lot of hard work and hours involved when you are building a company. But, again, if you are already straight commission you already know if you want to close a deal then you have to do whatever it takes to get it done! Good luck, hope you keep us upated. …; Added by David J. Sforza at 8:47pm on March 4, 2011

Blog Post: Satisfaction Guarenteed: Right off the top, no, I didn’t just swear. These two words are thrown around daily under a multitude of reasons; but how many people actually back it up or even mean it as much more than a catch…; Added by Daniel J Smith at 11:08am on February 11, 2011