Our most recent podcast touches on video resumes, job board traffic data via Hitwise, Monster’s sucky PR, the ERE conference and more.
We even discover The Chad’s not a big fan of our main man Kevin Wheeler. Yikes! Who knew? And we even kept it pretty short this time. Enjoy.

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Chad Sowash and I have a lot in common. He’s from Ohio; I live here. Both are fans of Ohio State Buckeyes football. Hell, we’re even the same age, born, like, a day apart. And we both have some respectable seniority in this thing called Internet recruiting.
What better reason to do a podcast?
Chad and I […]

Yours truly is quoted in an article out today in The Journal entitled Recruiting 3.0: Web Advances Change the Landscape. It’s a great read.
Some of the highlights include video, podcasting, job board growth, assessments, and social networking.
Another example: Recruiters for Electronic Arts Inc. began perusing MySpace.com and Facebook.com a little over a year ago to […]

With the unbridled enthusiasm around all things social networking these days, a solution like Standout Jobs was inevitable. The company, which recently added $2 million to the bank account, offers the ability for hiring companies to add a customized, Facebook-like component to their own site.
I called CEO and cofounder Benjamin Yoskovitz yesterday for the lowdown:
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Cheezheads know video is a hot topic all over and that its place in the employment industry is no exception. From better employment branding to the debate over video resumes, everyone seems to have an opinion.
That said, I sat down with Vcruit’s Mike McElroy when he was in Cleveland last month. His company creates […]

If you prefer your weekly online recruitment podcasts with a soothing English accent and angle, checkout Broadcasting Online Recruitment News, or born.
The born podcast compliments the many excellent news sites and blogs available on the Internet today, said presenter Julian Stopps. Online recruitment is one of the most exciting sectors around and it’s great […]

Rob McGovern doesn’t care what you think about the name of his company. He’s sincere when he says he’s building the first job site people love. And he has at least one really bad tune on his iPod.
Listen now for the skinny on Jobfox.
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