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Thank You…NOT! A Jobseeker Vents
October 24, 2012 by Guest Post
There is no denying that social media has been an excellent resource for my job search efforts with the opportunity to meet wonderful recruiters, career coaches, placement experts, job postings, industry connections/weekly chats, and much more. Speaking from my own experience, I’ve found many wonderful people and made valuable connections via Twitter as well as [...]
Continue Reading →By popular demand here are the four questions we will discuss during #HFChat Friday, November 19, 2010: 1) Why is it important to meet your social media contacts? (maximum leverage for network expansion) 2) How many of you are making phone calls, and obtaining meetings with your social media contacts, if not why? 3) What [...]
Continue Reading →Staying Positive: #HireFriday Guest Post By Emily Birchfield
October 28, 2010 by Margo Rose
Emily Birchfield is one of the most positive, upbeat job seekers I know. She made the transition from California to Virginia, and has conducted an effective job search. Her journey is sure to inspire you. I am very fond of Emily. I now give you– Emily Birchfield. Staying Positive during Your Job Search by Emily [...]
Continue Reading →The Consequences of Faulty Recruiting & A Haphazard Job Search
August 24, 2010 by Margo Rose
Strategy. Where would we be without one? Rowing rudderless down a rapid river without a paddle. If we don’t have an object, strategy, and plan our efforts are fruitless. The low rate of return is a waste of time. More importantly, if you are a recruiter, and your recruitment techniques are bad, you risk your [...]
Continue Reading →*Editor’s note: I asked Chris Havrilla to write a guest post that would simplify your use of #HireFriday, and maximize your enjoyment. Chris is a nationally recognized speaker, world renown recruiter, and perhaps one of the most loved recruitment professionals in our Industry. She exemplifies servant leadership, and demonstrates corporate responsibility not just through her [...]