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Looking for Fair Issacs Blaze Advisor/Vitria skilled Consultant and Singl.eView Specialists

Hi all,

I am looking for:

1. A Fair Issacs Blaze Advisor/Vitria skilled Consultant, for a 3 months project we have with one of our clients at Merrifield, Virginia.

2. Singl.eView Specialists, for a six months project we have with one of our clients at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Interested Consultants, please reply ASAP.

Shane

Added by Shane on June 25, 2008 at 5:58pm — No Comments

Starting your own business - the joys and pains!

I wonder how many of you have started your own business? After 20 years of corporate recruitment leadership roles, I have launched my own executive coaching firm. It is fun, exhilarating and scary at the same time.

The biggest joys so far have been the freedom to create the firm the way I want to and the engagement of five clients during the first month of operation. The challenges have been developing business and marketing plans, budgets, incorporating as an s-corp and having to do… Continue

Added by Carlos Adame on June 25, 2008 at 4:57pm — 1 Comment

Network Engineer

This is Vikram from Collabra and I am writing to you with reference to an exciting opportunity we have with one of our clients – for “Network Engineer” below. Please forward the resumes of your consultant that match the requirement.

Title: Network Engineer

Work Location: Windsor,CT

Project Description:

· Client site designer and network engineer

· To support the data networking environment for Client, providing design and delivery support. A strong knowledge… Continue

Added by vikram on June 25, 2008 at 4:47pm — No Comments

Hasn't That Always Been Our Job?

I just read an article on SHRM's home page today - "HR's New Role: Supporting Organizational Growth". That's new? I have always viewed workforce planning and aligning recruiting strategies with company objectives as part of my role. Are there really so many people out there that don't know that?

Maybe it's because I'm a generalist and a bit of a control freak. I just assume that as an HR professional, I should know what's going on in my company (or my clients') and anticipate it's… Continue

Added by Pamela Moore, SPHR on June 25, 2008 at 3:17pm — No Comments

The 12 Rules of ART - Part 3 of 12

Part 3 is about the delicate line between planning and over-planning:

“Winning is Accomplished Equally in the Preparation and Execution Phases” - Dr. Robert Anthony

In my experience, people who fail in our industry either spend all of their time in the preparation phase, developing an overly complex plan they become obsessed with – almost as if it’s a shield to keep them from DOING anything – or they fail to plan anything and produce a… Continue

Added by Art Pitcher on June 25, 2008 at 2:12pm — No Comments

Let me know if u guys have any Oracle EBS Inventory Management and Purchasing Consultant

Position 2: Oracle EBS Inventory Management and Purchasing Consultant

Location: Houston, TX

Duration: 2 months +

Description: Oracle eBusiness suite Purchasing and Inventory Management consultant for requisition, purchase order processing, inventory, and planning requirements.

Thanks & Regards

Richard

Zieta Technologies

PH: 678-248-2096x 251| FX:… Continue

Added by Ricky on June 25, 2008 at 11:35am — No Comments

it's Not You, It's Me

I used to date this guy (who shall remain nameless) who was under the misconception that he could do better than me. This probably comes across as a bit cocky on my part, but allow me to explain.

I was twenty-two and HOT. I had a real job, made lots of money, and had my own place in Virginia Highlands. I drove a new car (thanks, Dad), attended classes, was well-traveled, and fairly knowledgeable about politics and music. I had a nice stereo, a big bed, and I actually liked hanging… Continue

Added by Shannon on June 25, 2008 at 11:34am — 5 Comments

Animal Show Wed NOON New York Time

DATE: Wed June 25, 2008. NOON New York Time
GUEST: Lisa Rokusek Lisa's blog. Lisa on Twitter
TOPIC: "I am not your average recruiter"

CALL & LISTEN INFO HERE

Added by Recruiting Animal on June 25, 2008 at 11:28am — No Comments

Best way to handle a business that does not pay it's contractors

Not too long ago, I was an independant contractor for a Florida based company. After leaving the company, I was told that I would receive my money in 30 days. Needless to say, I was never paid. Besides filing a complaint with my state labor board, is there anything else I should be doing? I have been trying endlessly to contact this employer and there has been no response. Is a lawyer my only option left?

Have any other contractors out there experienced the same thing and how did you go… Continue

Added by Dana Brandani on June 25, 2008 at 11:25am — 1 Comment

June 25, 2008

Claudia’s Wednesday Wisdom

Claudia Faust advises on tricky situations, answers members' questions...

Claudia advises "Curious" on drawing the line between prepping and priming candidates:

Prep a candidate more than this and you’ve entered the realm of the bait-and-switch recruiter, someone who makes short term deals with the black heart of a used car salesman.

Read Claudia's three-point answer and let us know what your thoughts are...… Continue

Added by Amitai Givertz on June 25, 2008 at 8:30am — No Comments

Can you recommend someone for this job? Application Engineer; Jersey City NJ

Position Title: Application Engineer

Location: Jersey City NJ

Duration: Direct Hire

iPlacUSA seeks a full time Application Analyst / Engineer (UNIX, Perl, Shell) for our client a global financial services firm. This full time opportunity will be based in Jersey City NJ. The ideal candidate will possess the following technical skills and experience.

Job Summary:

• Essential technical skills will be both Perl and Shell scripting and the… Continue

Added by Aswathy R Pillai on June 25, 2008 at 1:30am — No Comments

Wednesday Wisdom: Cliff Notes for Candidates

Dear Claudia,

How much is too much when preparing a candidate for interviews?

Curious

Dear Curious,

This is a great question, because it hints at some of the juicy stuff in recruiting closets: the fine line between finding the right person and earning a fee, between making a hire and priming the pump for future turnover. Where does a good recruiter draw the line? And when does coaching a candidate create unfair advantage, or worse yet - a… Continue

Added by Claudia Faust on June 24, 2008 at 10:00pm — 2 Comments

electro-mechanical technicians

Hi, I am a recruiter from South Eastern Pennsylvania. My niche is sort of mechanics, all kinds, electro-mechanical, industrial maintenance mechanics, electricians and technicians. I could alway use some help, finding a good mechanic can sometimes be really frustrating. If anyone has a good link or a good tip to find dependable mechanics, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Added by Dane Adams on June 24, 2008 at 9:47pm — No Comments

Talent Talk Cafe Transcript: Community - Moving to Action Part 1

Talent Talk Cafe, June 24th 3pm ET/ 12pm PT

Community: Moving to Action Part 1

We started a conversation around Community by first addressing the ultimate question - What is Community? From there we asked - What happens if you build a recruitment strategy that begins by first establishing a deliberate community focus. This week we explored moving to action and integrating social media into your recruitment strategy:

Setting… Continue

Added by Susan Burns on June 24, 2008 at 6:00pm — No Comments

Seeking CCIE Network Engineers........ Kindly revert back ....... ASAP !!!

Urgently require CCIE Network Engineers...

Please check up your database and let me know if you have any willing to work in the below locations -

North Carolina
Florida
New Jersey
Texas.

Look forward to your response.

Added by Navjot Singh on June 24, 2008 at 4:54pm — 1 Comment

Social Networking works with the correct financal incentives!

Blue Chip Expert is a worldwide job site for high-end professionals and consultants. Recruiters build their networks and receive referral fees for both candidates in their network that are placed as well as jobs filled for any posted by hiring managers in your network.

If you are interested, click on the link below to register:

http://www.bluechipexpert.com/invite?code=cs5020

Added by Craig Sidell on June 24, 2008 at 4:48pm — No Comments

I am looking for a Sr HR Director Chicago area. must have 10+ years of stable exp 90-125K

Responsibilities

Reporting to the Co-founders, and working closely with other senior executives of the fund, the Director of Human Resources will develop and structure an effective human resources function that will support the continued growth and development of the fund. Specifically, the Director of Human Resources will be a resource for the other professionals in regards to a broad range of human capital and employee relations issues. In this capacity, the successful candidate will… Continue

Added by Catherine Russo on June 24, 2008 at 4:13pm — No Comments

Semiconductor Material Planning Mgr.

I am a owner of an executive search firm in So. Ca. I need help filling a position for A Material Planning Mgr. out of Semiconductors who will relocate to So. Ca. Please help or suggestions. Thxs.

Added by alan gold on June 24, 2008 at 3:24pm — No Comments

Looking for a Staffing Sales Manager; Right outside of Philadelphia

The Sales Manager's responsibility is to manage strategic sales reps and inside sales force. The Sales manager is responsible for personally selling certain accounts either directly or in conjunction with sales reps who maintain & generate new business, building business nationwide, and continuously increase client base in the database by Selling the services of Delta-T.

The Sales Manager's primary responsibility is generating the required gross profit from strategic sales force… Continue

Added by Alysia Hedegard on June 24, 2008 at 3:12pm — No Comments

Sometimes it's the little things, or How a runaway grape ruined my tea break

So I’m sitting at my desk, drinking my 9:00 a.m. Lady Grey tea, black with one sugar, and munching on some green grapes. This little break is Nancy Nirvana where I enjoy delicious fresh fruit and a wonderful lightly sweetened tea while reading my email digests, checking out recruitingblogs.com, etc. Birds are chirping, the sun is shining – you get the picture.

Delicately picking my gorgeous grapes off the vine and placing them into my bow-shaped mouth (I wish!), one teeny tiny little… Continue

Added by Nancy Ford on June 24, 2008 at 3:02pm — 2 Comments