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Doing Business with Arnold Schwarzenegger - Success is being Resourceful

Do you remember learning how to ride your bide? Sure, you faltered a few times, fell off, and scraped your knees. But, it wasn’t long before you were soaring on two wheels! Riding a bike for most of us was achieving a big goal. Maybe our first taste of success. Success is as simple as riding a bike.

You Can Do It With What You Have

Sam, a kid from my neighborhood, received a brand new bike. My brother and I, on the other hand, put my bike together from used… Continue

Added by Bert Martinez - The Emotional Engineer on September 4, 2009 at 9:39am — 1 Comment

Looking for Reference resumes for Job openings with me

Hello,

I am Jack. I am virtual recruiter and currently have Job openings of various states in US. Please forward me referral candidates, if any to my email id jobxplorer@ymail.com.

Below are the details of Job Openings

1. Business Development Manager at East Hartford, CT, USA

Skills required: The Manager will be involved in activities to help in the development of strategy, competitive analysis, market assessments, industry analysis and portfolio… Continue

Added by Neeraj Bhatia on September 4, 2009 at 6:40am — No Comments

About SPEECOMJOBS.COM

SPEECOMAJU acts and functions as Consultants and Facilitators for EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES.

Our duties include offering advise and guidance to Employers not only during the entire process of hiring Employees but also during the actual period of stay of the said Employee with them.

SPEECOMAJU assists Jobseekers not only in their search for gainful Employment BUT in their search for upgrading of Skills and Knowledge.

SPEECOMAJU (formally known as SPEECOM) was… Continue

Added by Gheerdial Singh on September 4, 2009 at 6:01am — No Comments

Easy Recruitment Model for Today's Economy

Added by Michael Glenn on September 3, 2009 at 11:14pm — No Comments

Put These in your Break Room. Star Wars Chopsticks!!

Everyday recruiters get up, dress, put their shoes, go to work and try to hire someone.

But it’s been a nightmare.

Hiring Managers have been overly picky. Candidates go through a multiple round of interviews, given urine, blood, and semen samples just to prove they can do the job.

Then after they get hired, it’s like Welcome to the U.S.S.R all over again. Community coffee spoon, handful of napkins, and a few abandoned coffee mugs in the… Continue

Added by Michael Glenn on September 3, 2009 at 11:09pm — No Comments

Making Money with Twitter Pt. I

In part I of our series on how to monetize Twitter, we explore a very basic method. If you haven't yet heard, Twitter is the new "big thing" on the interwebs. Everyone and their mother is on Twitter. While we don't really care what your mother is cooking at this very moment, we do care about generating leads and promoting business via "tweets". It's a great way to reach a broad audience, and takes very little time.

If you are interested in making money using Twitter, I recommend the… Continue

Added by Michael Meisner on September 3, 2009 at 6:16pm — No Comments

SAP CRM Consultant Montvale, NJ Area

Currently looking for the following;

Location – Montvale, NJ

Contract position

Senior BA with strong leadership and team management skills. Excellent written/oral communication and presentation skills. Must have experience in business process mapping and writing Business Process Procedures (BPP). SAP CRM Account Processing (Client/Engagement) and/or HCM specifically experience in Time amp; Expense or BOTH and. uPerform experience is a must. Should… Continue

Added by Dee Dee Kelly on September 3, 2009 at 4:39pm — No Comments

A Change in the way you will soon be reqruiting...that makes alot of sense.

Hello,

I am reaching out to you personally to share something that everyone is finding quite amazing. As an HR specialist I'm sure you can appreciate the following observation...that the staffing and HR placement process has serious flaws causing serious overhead expenses to the client. What happens all to often is that a candidate is selected for a various role and after a short period of settling in either the client or the candidate is not a good fit. This candidate churn can cost… Continue

Added by Quality Certified Candidate on September 3, 2009 at 1:32pm — No Comments

ERE Tickets + Flight $$ from Broadlook

Win a ticket to ERE. 2 lucky winners will get full conference passes ($1200 value) and one lucky winner will also get $400 towards either their flight or hotel. Watch this video for details.

See you at ERE!

Here is the youtube… Continue

Added by Donato Diorio on September 3, 2009 at 12:50pm — 1 Comment

Recruiting Model & Actionable Information

From $ apropos

This post will be somewhat tangential in terms of the SNS line of thought, although I would like to respond/think about Ken Forrester’s blog post “Searching for the New Recruiting Model”. Ken describes a conversation with a contact about how everything is being turned upside down, and that we now have a need to reassess what constitutes a workable recruiting model.

A lot of information is… Continue

Added by Chuck Hudgins on September 3, 2009 at 11:51am — No Comments

The Art of the Casual Greeting

The art of the casual greeting sounds simple in terms but can be daunting (or forgotten) to some. I’ve recently coached a few candidates who were afflicted with that serious condition that I have termed to be “greeting-challenged”.

The greeting-challenged individual has trouble remembering to keep their energy up when meeting a new person. They forgot to reciprocate with questions when someone asks them how they’re doing. They omit a positive sentiment, leaving the listener amid a… Continue

Added by Suzanne M King on September 3, 2009 at 11:40am — No Comments

General Interview Tips

1) Be flexible in what you are willing to do in the position you are applying for. 2) Don't discuss salary on the first interview. 3) Always be dressed professionally for an interview. Wear a suit (preferably navy blue, black or gray). It is always better to be as conservative as possible. 5) Ask what the company or manager is looking for in the person they will be hiring, what is important to them aside from the technical skills necessary, and what… Continue

Added by Kunin Associates on September 3, 2009 at 9:51am — No Comments

Tuck, Stanford and UNC MBA Resume Books Available Now!

The following resume book databases have been or will be released during the next month:

Resume Books Available Now:

Dartmouth College - Tuck School of Business

Stanford University -… Continue

Added by Ryan Pratt on September 3, 2009 at 9:08am — No Comments

Fast Forward, Rewind, Pause or Play Your Career …

Our careers are continually in motion. You move in real time whether you are currently employed or not. It does not always feel like you make progress as you measure your success by how much you have truly accomplished and in what period of time it took to get there. Whether you wish you could hurl yourself into the future and fast-forward your career into a more profitable time, or you could rewind it back to a place when you were perhaps at the top of your game, always remember the choice is… Continue

Added by Lisa Kaye on September 3, 2009 at 2:16am — 1 Comment

Social Networking Services - workflow $ apropos

From $ apropos

In my last post I spent some time worrying about whether adopting new SNS based technologies was really worth the trouble, and if it wouldn’t be better to sort of temper our acceptance of the technology with a need to preserve some of the more traditional ways of developing a professional network. With that in mind, I have laid out a few points to keep in mind when attempting to integrate… Continue

Added by Chuck Hudgins on September 2, 2009 at 12:38pm — No Comments

Winning Business

The Hub It is clear that the current recruitment market is a tough place to be at the moment. Over the last 10 years, the £26bn UK industry has been saturated by small entrepreneurial businesses looking for a slice of the action. The vast majority of the smaller agencies owners, by which I mean a business with less than 15 employees, would have started life with a larger agency where they… Continue

Added by Jonny Hiles on September 2, 2009 at 12:28pm — No Comments

Java/ ILog Developer needed in parsippany, NJ

Hello,

We are looking for a Java/ILOG Developer for the position with one of my direct client in NJ.

Types of hires: Long term Contract, CTH, Permanent

Please respond back to me with your most updated resume to mir@eliteisinc.com.

Job roles and responsibilities:

Design and development of various middleware and web components for a major enhancement in the primary B2C Sales portal

Must have skills:

J2EE, JAVA, ILog and SOA… Continue

Added by Mir Ali on September 2, 2009 at 12:16pm — No Comments

SalesForce.com (SFDC) Developers needed for the Multiple openings in US

Hello,

We are looking for the SalesForce.com (SFDC) Developers for the multiple opening in US.

Types of hires: Long Term contract, CTH, Permanent.

Please respond back to me with your most updated resume to mir@eliteisinc.com.

Requirement Details :

- Must have Technical experience with Salesforce.com.

- Good communication and leadership skills.

- Broad based past experience in designing, prototyping, and building custom data centric web based… Continue

Added by Mir Ali on September 2, 2009 at 12:00pm — No Comments

Righteous Resume

I shall organize
I shall take the complex and summarize
I shall use bullet points to list career highs
I shall control font appearance and size
I shall avoid any and all surprise
I shall not color my text or otherwise
I shall be concise

Enjoy!

Added by Suzanne M King on September 2, 2009 at 11:12am — 1 Comment

Just a thought

We were manipulated for about 150 years, beginning from old man Chéret through advertising, propagandizing comfort and carelessness. But we have absolutely forgotten about one thing, that sooner or later- we will have to pay for everything! People have convinced of prudence of crediting. And we did it. We took credits which we weren’t capable to pay even for one lifetime. The mortgage – became norm! All the world is under the credit. And here when the crediting world standards began to fall… Continue

Added by Dorian G. on September 2, 2009 at 7:13am — 2 Comments