Maureen Sharib's Comments

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At 10:27am on February 5, 2008, Recruiting Animal said…: Hey everybody, Maureen is the Supervixen of Telephone Sourcing.

At 6:33am on February 5, 2008, Maureen Sharib said…: Better late than never...
"Would you consider joining the Indian Recruiters Group as an advisor?"

Yes, of course I would.

At 11:20am on August 14, 2007, Recruiting Animal said…: Would you consider joining the Indian Recruiters Group as an advisor? You don't really have to do anything. Right now we're trying to come up with a great story line for a Bollywood movie in a recruiting setting.

At 3:51pm on June 6, 2007, Ginnie Bellville said…: Hey there! Just wanted to mention that Steve explained why he couldn't announce the WINNER of your contest today on Animal's radio show, as planned. I'm sure we all understand the frustrating technical issues with "call-in systems," and in fact, I was one of those "silent limited spotholders" myself! (Had dialed in on my speaker phone-line, checking & responding to e-mails while listening to the entertainment.) Conference call systems can create a bit of confusion, to say the least... I thought it was funny when Craig praised either Heather or Pam, thinking she was YOU (Maureen)! Anyway, I'll try to tune in again tomorrow, and maybe won't be so silent this time... gb

At 6:01pm on June 1, 2007, Maureen Sharib said…: I sa wit - it's great thanks!

At 5:57pm on June 1, 2007, Ginnie Bellville said…: Yeah, I did! But, it's one that I'd already posted on S_U; hope that's OK. I REALLY hope that's OK because I was promised a FREE book from that Canadian guy who liked it so much, but he never sent me a copy!

At 11:17am on May 22, 2007, Slouch said…: I am not sure if we can edit comments. I know that you can just hit the red x and start all over

At 11:07am on May 22, 2007, Slouch said…: Hey Maureen, My two cents to the world about you is that you did some work for my firm and as a result, we had someone hired. Thanks

At 10:44am on May 22, 2007, Bill Vick said…: Sourcing school is a great concept and if I were you I'd take it one step further and offer it as a placement service as well. I think companies as well as recruiters would gladly pay a fee for a trained and 'certified' sourcer.