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Comment on: Blog Post 'R.I.P. Recruitment Search Agencies. Thank you for all your contributions but yo…': is not necessarily a good measure. Contingency recruiters would not be in business if all they did was generate candidates. You see Mark, we get paid when we are successful -- only. I suspect that the reason for this post was purely to be provocative, to elicit a reaction. Congratulations, you got one. I've been in the business for over 24 years and every downturn that comes along produces the same prediction, ie. the demise of the search industry. Fortunately that hasn't happened yet.…; Added by Edward Caliguiri at 1:03pm on October 18, 2010

Comment on: Topic 'It Was the Best of Times, It Was the Worst of Times..., Part 3': if he has any - but I'd suspect they just pretend to love him to make sure they get something when this nasty SOB kicks it. We all have things precious to us. His reaction was nothing less than disgusting. Sounds like an old bastard that needs a good punch in the face if you ask me. Regardless of whether this was his dream car or not, debasing the person who accidentally hit him is unacceptable. Thoroughly uncalled for.…; Added by Jerry Albright at 5:52pm on November 3, 2010

Comment for: PAUL FOREL: y favourite recruiting blogger. I suspect you might enjoy his style. Start here perhaps: http://fasttrackrecruitment.com/blog/its-friday-right. You'll often find him bursting the balloons of people who normally speak out of their backside. I warn you you may not agree with him, but his brings a pretty bright torch to the murky waters of recruitment.…; Added by Martin Ellis at 10:51am on March 6, 2014

Blog Post: Siemens is just fine: By now some of have heard that Siemens has been fined $1.34 Billion to settle cases of global bribery. Yet…; Added by Steve Levy at 9:09pm on December 15, 2008

Blog Post: StaffingU Living a Life of Whelm: Circumstances can seem overwhelming at times, and it may appear like there is domino effect of one event happening after…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 10:11am on December 6, 2010

Blog Post: Kill the Dog and Corral the Pony – Scott’s Sales Yoga Thought for the Week: Earlier this week, a salesperson told me about a difficult conversation she was about to have with a client. In asking for my advice, she said there was a chance this customer will ask for a price…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 9:31am on May 2, 2013

Blog Post: Shut Up and Sell: In just two minutes the salesperson had gotten the client to say “yes” to giving his firm a shot at filling their needs. Had he stopped there, all would have been right and good in his world.…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 9:02am on January 26, 2015

Comment on: Blog Post 'What would I like to see on Recrutingblogs.com? What is an ICR to do to make it?': colleagues does a lot in the pharmacy space and may have things you could work on and I suspect the cut for you might be more. E-mail me directly, am happy to chat w/you about this. The friend I'm thinking of for you started out similar to you, she switched from being a teacher to doing recruiting on her own out of her house, and she's doing very well, about 4 years into it now. ~Pam…; Added by pam claughton at 1:48pm on November 20, 2008

Comment on: Topic 'The Comment Club': escribing already exists and has for years now: "When we see a blog posting that's just begging to be criticized we send a message (like ants) to the other members of the team. And they all descend on it at the same time and start discussing it back and forth until all of the errors are exposed and corrected." Personally, this is gang speak. …; Added by Amitai Givertz at 10:18am on March 20, 2009

Comment on: Topic 'Thought Leader vs. Doer': e's thinking. And his thoughts are further ahead than most in the room. So what else would you call it? Many of us (TL's) simply go about our work - thinking, doing, then thinking some more (all the while immersed in the deepest of thoughts) - without making a big deal about it. Typically we don't even reply to stuff like this. Not that it's beneath us (because it surely is) but because we're just busy. Very busy. So go ahead and laugh. It's nothing new.…; Added by Jerry Albright at 3:40pm on February 24, 2010