PODCAST - Dave Mendoza asks, “Who’s afraid of the blogging wolf?”
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In this podcast: Dave Mendoza asks, “Who’s afraid of the blogging wolf?”  Dave Mendoza has been blogging for a month and has become a HR celebrity in his own right. (I bet the management at his client, Freescale Semiconductor, must be thrilled to have their cutting edge staffing org evolution publicized by “El Dave” ….. ) So what’s your excuse? Are you a recruiter? Are you intimidated by the whole blogging thing? Listen to this podcast as Dave removes every excuse that is keeping you from blogging. All this plus, feel the love as Dave gives shout-outs to every recruiter known to man! (Jason Davis, are you out there?!) Listen up! I think you will like this one.   ÂÂ
About my guest: Dave Mendoza  Dave Mendoza & Associates, Inc. is a staffing solutions provider on behalf of domestic and international-based clients with over 8 years of expertise offering customized sourcing technology strategies, relationship management, employment branding, corporate recruiting (dedicated time on an hourly basis), contingency recruiting (fee per placement), and retained searches.   Dave Mendoza a TopLinkedin PowerUser with a semiconductor-based network exceeding 3,800 contacts and trained in CyberSleuthing methodologies personally, by Shally Steckerl’s JobMachine, Inc. I earned a Bachelors Degree in Russian & Central European Studies & Masters degreed professional with Human Resources Management emphasis. Additional training in AIRS Certified Search Lab (CIR) and AIRS trained Diversity Recruiter.  Our firm offers Strategic Development & implementation, Candidate Sourcing & Recruiting Services:
http://www.linkedin.com/in/davemendoza ÂÂ
 The theme music “Baja Taxi” by Brain Buckit is courtesy of Podsafe Music Network. Visit the homepage of The Recruiters Lounge for instructions on how to subscribe to this (and future) podcasts.
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