Archive for November, 2005
This is SCARY brilliant!
If I am a fanatic of anything, it is imagination and strategic thought. I suppose this is why I flipped over backwards when I read this post. It discusses Social Networks as a whole, discusses what they are doing wrong and cites related tools. Very good job! I LOVE THIS MAP! (see below)
Here [...]
Have time for a quickie?
Here is a neato trick that will save you time on your resume sourcing. Instead of visiting your favorite searchengine, type in your keywords into the address bar. If you are using Internet Explorer, chances are MSN Search is your default searchengine. By typing your terms in the address bar (shown above), your keywords are [...]
Come on, everybody loves a polka!
Who remembers how it used to be when Napster was the #1 (and only one) file swapping service out there? Umm… not saying that I engaged in illegal downloading of music files (umm… that would be bad), but I have heard that it was quite the wild, wild west. Imagine having a music collection as [...]
Jeepers! I MADE THE FRONT PAGE OF THE WALLSTREET JOURNAL
From PAGE ONE of today’s THE WALL STREET JOURNAL
Talent Search
Google’s Growth Helps Ignite
Silicon Valley Hiring Frenzy
Here is a snippet…
To compete against its larger rivals, Google beefed up its recruiting effort, retaining veterans like Shally Steckerl, a contract recruiter who runs a consulting firm called JobMachine, and Eric Jaquith, a free-lance recruiter who runs Recruiting Choices. [...]
Super-Recruiter Man and The Keyword-O-Matic 3000
Okay, say you just landed a client in the Health industry and they ask you, “Can you supply us with Pharmaceutical Sales Reps for our offices across the country?�
In a flash you consider your background in Information Technology and Retail and realize that you have nooooo experience staffing this type of requirement. So with [...]
