Archive for July, 2007
Recruiter vs. Researcher – a Further Analysis
It is with distinctive pride and pleasure that I introduce to some, but present to others, guest blogger - Amybeth Hale. Enjoy…
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Recruiter vs. Researcher – a Further Analysis
For anyone who hasn’t read some of my prior postings, this is a topic that I have and will continue to pick apart, beat to death, and feel [...]
Tne United Nations on Global Discrimination
On June 29th 2007 - The United Nations Labor Organization recently presented a new report regarding Global Discrimination in the workplace. The Report noted that though there were some progresses to fight discrimination, unfortunately there have also been tremendous failures which brought a need for Countries to do more to help prevent Discrimination in Employment.
Workplace [...]
The Week In Recruiting (Reading the blogs so you won’t have to)
The Day In Recruiting presents…
My fab 15 for the week
1. The drama at ERE just 2. Keeps getting more and 3. more interesting. 4. I wonder what will be said next? 5. I just want us all to get along. 6. Maybe we all need a Second Life? 7. [...]
COMIC - The Recruiting Life - Bathroom fun
Related PostsCOMIC: The Recruiting Life #2COMIC: The Recruiting Life #3COMIC: The Recruiting Life - I don’t think they understand her roleCOMIC: The Recruiting Life - Retention is very importantCOMIC - The Recruiting Life - Who is looking at your resume? Nothing says “Thanks for posting this Jim!” like Starbucks Coffee. Click here to buy me [...]
Blogging Laws - it Really isn’t the wild wild west
A while back there had been an interesting article regarding Blogging Laws that caught my attention. One of the things that really struck me was the Phrase “While the Internet still retains some of the “wild wild west” feel, increasingly Internet activity, and particular blogging, is being shaped and governed by state and federal [...]
How to write a letter of recommendation
Saw this info online and thought it would be helpful.
It seems that everyone, at some point or another in their lives, will be requested to write a letter of recommendation. No matter what position you occupy, employer, friend, neighbour, teacher, most people will be called upon to write a letter of recommendation. Writing a letter [...]
Powerset - A serious Google contender?
I’ve been hearing a lot of buzz lately about a new “Google Killer” called Powerset and right away I think, “Gee, I’ve never heard that before.” Still, as I have been hearing more and more about this company, I confess to being curious myself. Visit their website to get on the beta list and/or check [...]
Credit Checks and the EEOC
EEOC has been urging companies to take caution in regards to utilizing credit checks in their employment screening decisions. Credit Checks have a potential for discrimination Under Title VII, unless of course there is a legitimate business necessity.
At first this appeared to be a bit shocking, or maybe even a stretch. [...]
The Corporate Recruiter’s Guide to Competing with Agency Recruiters
Welcome back Howard! Another VERY interesting article. Anxious to see how the audience reacts. (Smile)
The Corporate Recruiter’s Guide to Competing with Agency Recruiters
By: Howard Adamsky
Agency folks tend to see the corporate world as bureaucratic and slow to make decisions; more specifically, they see most corporate recruiters as lacking the requisite skills and bare-knuckle tactics required [...]
How to save time on your searches with Sputtr
Stumbled across this new site called “Sputtr” and although I have seen similar sites, I can say that none are as pretty. This is what it looks like.
And this is how it works…
1. First you register for an account (free), then click the “Customize This Page” link above the Search box (as show below).
2. This [...]
