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The Day In Recruiting presents… My Fab 15 for the week! 1. He did the mash, 2. The Monster Mash! 3. It was a dancehall smash 4. Now, who’s next? 5. Or maybe, Monster is bringing sexy back? 6. Sigh… is there love for the working-class millionaire? 7. Where else would you go to get a job? 8. One recruiter’s [...]

Most search engine enthusiasts know that many resumes we find are quite dated. I see resumes regularly that have not been updated in five or six years. I am a big believer that the date of the last update is not necessarily a factor in deciding whether to try and reach a likely prospect. Many people live and work at [...]

And now, something interesting from the Virtual Organization Management Institute. Enjoy! A Paradigm Shift: VISION for Making the Transition from Recruiter to Virtual Organization Recruiter and Virtual Organization Consultant by: Pierre M. Coupet Every now and then something comes along that revolutionizes an entire industry or brings about a new age. Without having to go all the way back to [...]

Wow! The hits just keep coming. I just read an interesting article on the latest Monster debacle and here are the highights… 1. Monster.com waited five days to tell its users about a security breach that resulted in the theft of confidential information from some 1.3 million job seekers 2. Hackers launched the attack using two servers at a Web-hosting [...]

This just in! His Cheeziness just hipped me to a nice before and after shot of the Monster.com homepage. I think it accentuates nicely my earlier rant. As of August 20, 2007, this is what the homepage looked like. And as of this writing (a mere 3 days later), this is what we see now. Not much of a difference [...]

In case you did not know, Monster.com was hacked yesterday; or rather, it was revealed that 1,000,000+ resumes were exploited by hackers yesterday. This is not a new problem, nor one that I see going away as identity theft is (unfortunately) pretty prevalent. I wondered how Monster.com would reply to the news on yesterday and was expecting… something. Unless I [...]

The response is something a GeekTech Hiring Manager would take pride in and their recruiters groan in discomfort. Check out this strange (but true) story… Peter B. was an out-of-work PHP developer looking for contract work in early 2005. A recruiter he’d worked with in the past emailed him some information regarding a possible position. Reading the job description, Peter [...]

I wonder how this news will affect how often job seekers use job boards? Will they simply use an alias and a disposable email address to protect themselves (as I often suggest), or will they avoid job boards like the plague? Time will tell. -snip-snip- A recently disclosed fraud involving hundreds of thousands of people on the Monster.com jobs website [...]

Gee, I don’t know. Although this guy was (obviously) frustrated, he did come up with a creative solution to his problem. (Sort of) That has to count for something, yes? Related PostsVIDEO – Why I love “The Office”VIDEO: A classic office prank goes horribly awry…FUNNY VIDEO: MSN Engineers Improve Office SpaceGEEK: Cubicle War 2006 – VIDEO (Funny)FUNNY VIDEO – Life [...]