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At 4:30pm on April 8, 2013, Bill Humbert said…

Hey Ed,

I'd like to chat. Will send LinkedIn request. 

Bill Humbert

At 2:27pm on May 20, 2008, Meg Campbell, CIR, CDR, ACIR said…
Thanks Ed! Glad to be connected. I am sad to hear that I missed you at the Kennedy expo - I was there with the RecruitingBlogs crew...hopefully our paths will cross again in the near future and we can take advantage of the opportunity to meet in person.
Take Care!
Meg
At 12:27pm on May 20, 2008, jobboardguy said…
Ok-
due to popular demand (and the fact that many of you did not recognize me in Las Vegas...I have uploaded a more recent picture. Albeit this newer pic shows me sans mustache and a few more grey hairs, it's still me!
At 9:28am on April 24, 2008, Gerry Crispin said…
Yup
At 3:38pm on April 7, 2008, Danielle Zittel Moseley said…
I like your screen name "jobboardguy." It was definitely great seeing you and I'm glad you enjoyed the show. I hope you can make it out to the fall event in Florida! Let me know if you need anything!
At 10:24am on December 11, 2007, Lisa said…
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At 6:33am on September 16, 2007, Volora Howell said…
Hello, how are you?
At 10:37am on August 2, 2007, Jackie Bellanco said…
Really? That is great! I know a few people in the Des Moines office. They are actually doing the IT Recruiting for our office here in Cleveland.
At 5:38pm on August 1, 2007, Volora Howell said…
always looking for CSSIP SALES ENGINEERS
At 9:36pm on July 20, 2007, Fiona Cherbak said…
Thanks a lot, jobboardguy!
 
 
 

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