Archive | December, 2007
new facebook app: jobster’s ‘work me’
29. December 2007
Seems Jobster likes Facebook apps so much, they just created a new one. This gem is called “Work Me.” According to the description, “Hire your friends to do any job! Pay them. Give them raises when they’re good. Fire them when they stink! Compete and see who earns the most amongst your friends.” Check it out here.
Continue reading...business lessons beyond the business world
28. December 2007
Its hardly a fresh thought that business=the jungle, so that understanding the laws of the jungle may help you in business. Likewise the culture and learning in almost any sphere can apply to business; from what you learned in kindergarten to the personal habits of effective people. I do think however that [...]
Continue reading...ere.net may harm your computer …
28. December 2007
Or so says Google. Checkout a recent search result: What does this mean? According to Google, “This warning message appears with search results we’ve identified as sites that may install malicious software on your computer.” Users even have to go through a warning page before getting to ERE. Yikes! Now, knowing the gang at ERE, I have a [...]
Continue reading...outside the box recruiting
27. December 2007
Employers are looking for creative ways of hiring employees. Whether that is due to a competitive market place, or not as many qualified candidates, it depends on the field. One thing in common is some of the outside the box recruiting techniques employers are using. The various ways of recruiting employees are: • Specified job fairs • Internal recruiting – [...]
Continue reading...a recap of 2007 predictions
27. December 2007
I made some predictions for 2007. Let’s see how I did. 1. MySpace wins. Facebook loses. Man, how much crow can one man eat? The gang at MySpace would disagree, but there’s no doubt this was the Year of Facebook. Just ask MySpace owner Rupert Murdoch. Most impressively, FB has everyone – including Google – on their [...]
Continue reading...10 Background-Screening Trends to Track in 2008
26. December 2007
Happy Holidays and Happy New Year to you all! My company recently released our list of Background Screening Trends to Track in 2008. Included in this list are some of the following trends with detailed descriptions. Please check it out. Privacy and Data Protection Legislation Verification of Right to Work Blogs and Social Networking Sites International [...]
Continue reading...- confessions of a former careerbuilder sales guy
- theladders should stop bait-n-switch tactics
- monstirs sells english are reely good
- monster still really dumb, buys trovix
- 100 great interview questions
- the slice (8-25-09)
- jobfox interjects on your behalf
- careerbuilder wants you to work at the gap
- careerbuilder job app launches on iphones
- vault snags monster exec
- ax falling hard at careerbuilder? (212)
- theladders should stop bait-n-switch tactics (121)
- grey marketing team – job posting scam (93)
- monstirs sells english are reely good (65)
- a real alternative to job boards (63)
- more job cuts at jobfox (60)
- march: there will be blood (59)
- is jason goldberg killing jobster? (54)
- careerbuilder sales rep’s a real ‘twit’ (54)
- jobing acquires cheezhead (48)
- jobing acquires cheezhead
- jobvite raises $8.2 million
- not your father’s recruiting conference
- 10 reasons why niche sites will survive
- top 5 fastest growing companies in HR
- why niche job sites should band together
- monster’s back-to-school makeover
- the slice (8-25-09)
- a fleeing workforce
- the unconference movement
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