Archive for October, 2007

Happy Hallowlinky!

October 31st, 2007 -- by Joel Cheesman

Lots of good stuff out there today.

Yahoo search rankings update - How is your site fairing?
Don’t piss off Google - Search giant goes after Facebook with OpenSocial.
Screw Google! - Learn how to market your company on Facebook.
Online shopping and surfing plagues employers - What’s your company doing about wasted time?
And of course, Happy Halloween! Heere’s […]

Networking with Jerks

October 29th, 2007 -- by Penelope Trunk

Anyone can be good at networking when the person in front of you is kind, scintillating and thinks you’re a rock star. The way you find out if you’re really good at networking is can you network with jerks.
The trick to being good at networking is to not be put off when someone does […]

Valuing Facebook

October 25th, 2007 -- by Susan Burns

Is Facebook worth $15B? That’s about 1/2 Amazon’s market cap. What do you think will be the most valuable aspects of Facebook?

The Value of Networks

October 25th, 2007 -- by Susan Burns

A fun story by Amybeth Hale on the value of networks can be read on Jim Stroud’s blog. The other cool part about how this all came together is the value the recruiter, Nikole Hunt, played in ensuring Waggener Edstrom was able to bring in great talent. Nikole had the depth of understanding […]

You asked, and I answered or Don’t blame me.

October 25th, 2007 -- by Rick Myers

Well, I received four comments on my first blog post so I’m going to address them one by one.
First, thanks to Nick for complimenting my post. I don’t know if I would go so far as to say it was the best post on the site, especially considering all the good authors Joel has […]

Background Screeners & Recruiters: We Can Get Along

October 24th, 2007 -- by Nick Fishman

As a recruiter, it is your job to identify the most qualified and desirable candidate and snatch them up as quickly as possible. But you just got a letter from the head of HR telling you that you must conduct a background check before you officially hire them. You just know that the […]

Radiohead - Disruption

October 22nd, 2007 -- by Hank Stringer

The band Radiohead disrupted the music supply chain recently by removing all the traditional friction points in the music industry: labels, agents, distribution channels etc. The band went directly to ‘buyers’ using the internet allowing them to determine value and pay or not for downloading the music online. The disruptive move was met with much […]

Barron’s Likes MNST

October 22nd, 2007 -- by Joel Cheesman

Might be a mistake to sell any Monster Worldwide stock you currently hold. Or it may be a good time to buy. So says Barron’s via Blogging Stocks.com:
But it looks like the bad news is baked into the stock already. Keep in mind that Monster trades about 20 times the projected profits for 2008. Additionally, […]

Hail to the Cheez

October 19th, 2007 -- by Susan Burns

Another fun clip to share for my fellow Colbert fans! Happy Weekend everyone!

Craig gets personal on Craigslist with Stephen Colbert

October 19th, 2007 -- by Susan Burns

In case you missed it - a little fun with Craig Newmark and Stephen Colbert

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