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Glen Cathey, Boolean Black Belt

Glen Cathey*, the “Boolean Black Belt” believes that there is a hidden talent pool in every database comprised of 2 types of candidates: #1 candidates that recruiters cannot find, and #2 candidates that recruiters do not find (there is a difference). He further declares that this hidden talent pool is at least 30% - 40% of the candidates in each database.

Glen has developed a high level of expertise in sourcing, recruiting, and… Continue

Added by Maureen Sharib on November 14, 2008 at 9:00am — 2 Comments

MagicMethod Chat Log w/ Todd Burkhardt Leading (TH Nov 13, 2008)

Best Remark of the Day

"First off never volunteer the info." ~ Tom Cook

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11:38am Maureen Sharib Welcome sourcers! Before class, read today's Itinerary.

11:57am Todd Burkhardt Before we start, I want to clarify that I don't mean that active recruiters are not real recruiters. But if you are only recruiting active candidates, you… Continue

Added by Maureen Sharib on November 14, 2008 at 8:00am — No Comments

Age Discrimination: McCain was too old!

Not in years but in attitude, energy, and communication style.

Okay - I am sure that I am going to step on some toes here but….I think McCain lost the election because he is “old”. Why do I say this? His platform, knowledge, integrity, and experience were much stronger but he failed to deliver the message because he is uncomfortable with technology, publicity and this new age of communication that we are now in.

He had an opportunity to be on the O’Reilly show at the exact… Continue

Added by Peggy McKee on November 14, 2008 at 7:30am — No Comments

Junior Consultant

We are currently seeking an articulate, energetic, highly motivated French speaking Junior Recruitment

Consultant to provide support with the recruitment needs of our client, a world energy expert who offer its customers technological solutions for highly reliable nuclear power generation and electricity transmission and distribution, for short but regular missions in third world countries.

Responsibilities:

Develop an understanding of the client's requirements.

Take… Continue

Added by Nadia on November 14, 2008 at 5:52am — No Comments

Alrighty then.. I'll get active! Sorry oh RBC Community

It's not like I didn't want to be contributing. I'm glad you noticed though! It's good to be missed, although a little confronting, logging into my "My Page", weary from a long couple of days interstate, without the time or ability to feed my addiction of RBC, only to be taken to task for not contributing. "You have no recent activity. Why not start something?"

... sorry. OK OK OK I hear myself sounding like Joe peski (?) in Lethal Weapon

The last few days have not been… Continue

Added by Dan Nuroo on November 14, 2008 at 4:56am — 2 Comments

Applicant Tracking System/ATS and its Efficiency

I am looking for an Applicant Tracking System for my company.
Can anyone please suggest me a good system and it would be really nice if you share your personal experience with it.
Suggestions on Pricing also would be really helpful.

How will an ATS be useful to my team to increase our efficiency?

Added by Kunal on November 13, 2008 at 6:57pm — 3 Comments

Urgent Requirement for PHP/MYSQL Developer

Title: Sr. PHP/MySQL Developer

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Duration: 6 months contract to hire

Job Responsibilities:

Designing, developing and maintaining multiple applications in a team environment

Plan and develop multiple robust and extensible websites, implementing a strong code base across the websites, e.g. exercising code reuse methodology through object-oriented design and/or a template-driven approach

3+ years experience… Continue

Added by John on November 13, 2008 at 6:30pm — 1 Comment

SENIOR FLASH DEVELOPER POSITION AVAILABLE IN BOSTON, MA.

I am looking to hire a Sr. Flash Developer near Boston University. You should have a thorough understanding of multi-tiered Web Applications with a strong understanding of Flash/ActionScript language, OOP, and Agile Development Methodologies. We're like you; we want to learn and grow.

Required Education and Experience:

Solid knowledge of ActionScript 2, ActionScript 3 and OOP concepts

Experience building data-driven Flash applications

1-2 years of online or… Continue

Added by KAREN H. FRANCIS on November 13, 2008 at 5:43pm — 2 Comments

Full Time Cisco ICM Application Developer Positions available in Atlanta, Georgia

I am looking for a ICM Applicaiton Developer with ICM hands-on experience required. A successful candidate will have extensive hands-on experience working with Cisco Unified ICM scripting and configuration. Additional proficiencies in CVP, IPCC and IP IVR are highly desirable.

The salary range is $90,000.00 to $110,000.00.

Position Description:

Project Implementation includes:

Project Management

Ensure projects remain within scope

Project… Continue

Added by KAREN H. FRANCIS on November 13, 2008 at 5:42pm — No Comments

SOFTWARE/SYSTEM ENGINEER POSITIONS IN BOSTON, MA 02118

I am looking for a Software/System Engineer that will work closely with the engineering team and users on high priority bugs and features. This person is expected to be able to manage many small to medium projects and deliverable quality work in a timely manner.

The Core duties include:

Perform software development on companys application

Perform maintenance and bug fixing on existing applications

Design and document your work

Unit text software changes and… Continue

Added by KAREN H. FRANCIS on November 13, 2008 at 5:33pm — No Comments

Online Reputation Management

http://tinyurl.com/5e4tkb

2ClipsPubCon: Submitted by Adamcohen from Google Reader 13 hours ago

The sheer quantity of different information sources online has resulted in a media circus. The various blogs, tweets and mainstream media outlets are like different acts vying for user attention. Online reputation management amid all the chaos can be difficult. It seems only appropriate that a circus insider, Jessica Berlin of Cirque du Soleil, weighed in with some tried and true… Continue

Added by Tina Huckabay on November 13, 2008 at 1:16pm — No Comments

Google Flu Trends and Job Search Engines?

Survey Data vs. Behavioral Data

Google Flu Trends offers a fascinating look at how search engines can replace traditional models for data acquisition to great effect. When google took search requests of flu symptoms by region and mapped them to CDC data, they indicated that at much greater speed and lower cost they could collect epidemiological info the closely… Continue

Added by william fischer on November 13, 2008 at 12:23pm — 1 Comment

The power of networking when your position has been eliminated!

I remember at my first recruiting position how scared I was to pick up the phone to talk to someone. I could feel sweat start to drip from the back of my neck and my voice started to quiver as I asked for their name. I figured emailing would suffice and I could fill jobs that way, right? WRONG. I had no idea what I was doing or what I was asking. All I knew was that I wanted to get off the phone and make the next call so the day could be over. Well, years later I hardly use email and would… Continue

Added by Tina M. on November 13, 2008 at 11:30am — 1 Comment

Senior Technical Recruiter Seeks New Oppotunity

I am a Professional, results oriented, customer focused Recruiter, skilled at building relationships with hiring managers to ensure success in hiring employees. I am experienced in all methods of direct and indirect recruiting and knowledgeable in numerous applicant tracking systems. The industries in which I have recruited include Information Systems and Services, Engineering, Finance, Manufacturing, Banking, Sales, and Clinical Laboratory, Life Sciences, Food Sciences and… Continue

Added by Dennis on November 13, 2008 at 10:56am — No Comments

Tough times call for tougher Action!

“In job transition” is a commonly used phrase I hear more and more these days. As the recruiting manager for a sales consulting firm, I receive and review dozens of resumes on a daily basis. When recently asked how many of those resumes were well written, properly formatted, and didn’t violate the ‘no spelling errors’ rule I responded, “About 10%”- That’s scary!

It's hard not to feel sympathetic to those that have been 'downsized' out… Continue

Added by David Benjamin on November 13, 2008 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

TARP won't cover it at all

The Treasury Secretary said it was clear by the time Congress passed the Tarp legislation that the plan to buy assets would “take time to implement and would not be sufficient given the severity of the problem”. Capital injections offered a “more powerful” way to shore up the financial system and support lending.

“I will never apologise for changing an approach or strategy when the facts change,” Mr Paulson said.

There are so many people to blame here but it makes… Continue

Added by Steve Levy on November 13, 2008 at 8:00am — No Comments

63 Questions: Be part of Obama's Team

"They must include any e-mail that might embarrass the president-elect, along with any blog posts and links to their Facebook pages."

If you really love Barack, why not be part of his team?

Added by Steve Levy on November 13, 2008 at 8:00am — No Comments

Becoming a Master Sourcer(er)

It is an interesting role, being a sourcer and supporting multiple recruiters. These folks are good at what they do, so when you have a recruiter stuck in a race to get that talent to the hiring manager, there may be a good sourcer behind that magic. So, how to become one of the best sourcer(ers), a worker of magic?

1. Learn the job backwards and forwards. I study my JD as best I can. I want to know the role, live it, breathe it. I see the essentialness of this every day.

2.… Continue

Added by Mike Rasmussen on November 13, 2008 at 2:39am — 1 Comment

JobsInSocialMedia is now mine, all Mine! bwahahahaha!

Sorry about the title - I've always wanted to be an evil genius, but I seem to be missing both the evil and the genius part.

Chris Russell built the JobsinSocialMedia social network for social media folks, and with my focus in the industry, it made sense to reach out and snag it.

Who says that flipping domains is a thing of the past?

Added by Jim Durbin on November 12, 2008 at 7:25pm — 5 Comments

Senior Architect : Cranston, RI

Hi !

I am looking to fill this role.

Role: Senior Architect

Location: Cranston, RI

End Date; 3 + months

Deliverables: criteria/results by which success can be measured:

Skills: IBI and Data Migrator

We are looking for a senior architect experienced in IBI Data Migrator.

Plus: SQL and PL/SQL skills and analytical skills. WebFocus and IWAY skills required.

Technical Knowledge:

§ PL/SQL, Data Mapping

§ People… Continue

Added by Parmila on November 12, 2008 at 6:50pm — No Comments