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Comment on: Topic 'Are Recruiters Really Necessary?': ing. It wastes your time and annoys the pig." Take care, BillLeslie Wilcox Hughes said: Thanks for a great story to tell those who "Don't use Recruiters" thanks to Craig's List. I wonder if the VP does his own colonoscopy? Used equipment is probably available on Craig's List along with instructions. A perforated colon, bleeding and infection or possibly death shouldn't dissuade him from saving all the money he'd pay a Gastroenterologist and hospital for their services. An intelligent and wise person knows that they have limits on their abilities and they seek help when needed. I wonder how many thousands or millions of dollars of new business the candidate would have brought the company with his talents? I'd have to call that VP back and finish the discussion - after I'd placed the Candidate. I'd either turn him around and get his business or I'd leave him with a gnawing headache. …; Added by Bill Radin at 11:37am on August 11, 2011

Blog Post: July 1, 2008: Tutorial Tuesday

Teach something, learn something...
Geoff Peterson continues his series of videos that introduce…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 8:15am on July 2, 2008

Blog Post: May 27, 2008: Tutorial Tuesday

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"Passion" is a word that gets bandied about a lot. Here is author and activist Patrick Dixon's take on what it means and how it…; Added by Amitai Givertz at 5:58am on May 28, 2008

Blog Post: Talent 42: Technical Recruiting Conference Day 1 Recap with Amy Ala: This Conference #DOESNOTSUCK - So say Amy Ala and the 250 + Others that saw some real world Technical sourcing applications from real hiring managers and real leaders in the industry. This is not…; Added by Ryan Leary at 11:29am on June 28, 2013

Comment on: Blog Post 'Why Multitasking Destroys Staffing Effectiveness': a one-track mind if they've learned something else? 2) How does a leader avoid becoming more of a distraction? …; Added by Katrina Kibben at 11:45am on October 13, 2015

Blog Post: 3 Things Driving Can Teach Us About Growth Management: How do you set your focus to achieve your business goals? How do you manage your growth so as to move toward a goal but still be open to other opportunities? Here are 3 things that driving a car…; Added by Louis Bina at 3:23pm on August 26, 2011

Comment for: Michelle Stair: recruiting. I figured if all the numbsculls can do it so can I. Its just extremely competive and this market is yucky! Call me anytime. (602) 799-3450. Alice…; Added by Alice Barton at 9:59pm on June 30, 2008

Comment for: Vicki Z. Lauter: ty? Let me know and I'll be on the lookout for those folks to send you. With my site http://employmentatlanta.com - I get a little of everyone responding. Have a great holiday! Ed Freeman…; Added by Ed Freeman at 4:05pm on December 26, 2008

Blog Post: What Hockey Can Teach Us About Effective Recruiting: It’s the height of hockey season and the winning teams and great players all have one thing in common—they skate to where the puck will be versus where it already is at any given moment. The great…; Added by Scott Wintrip at 8:42am on December 9, 2013

Comment on: Topic 'New To Recruiting And New To This Site...': l teach you how to do it" or something to that effect. Some larger firms have lengthy training programs, which can be great, but the downside is different things work for different people... So the best training out there still may not be right for YOU. My best advice is find a mentor or two (in your office or elsewhere) and do a lot of reading on your own. I learned a lot by reading and webinars from Barb Bruno, Scott Love, Lou Adler, Tony Byrne and even paid full price for Bill Radin's "Recruiters Almanac" which is a book of scripts. For sales - Jeffrey Gitomer. The good news for you is at least you know what's expected - 50 dials and 3 submissions. It's easier to work towards a specific goal than to just be hanging out wondering if you're wasting your time. (hint - conversations with candidates that teach you something, even something negative like that candidate is a kook! are never a waste of time). Good luck and feel free to message me any time!…; Added by Amy Ala Miller at 10:48pm on December 28, 2012