I know your area code and I’m not picking up the phone.

I know your area code and I’m not picking up the phone.

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by A Member of the RecruitingBlogs Community.

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By Scott Gordon
I’ll be the first to admit publicly that If I can’t recognize the number that magically appears on my caller ID, I won’t answer the phone. And I don’t feel guilty about it.
I think I’ve become sort of like “rain man” with area codes and it’s getting a little freaky. Making a game [...]

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10 reasons to prioritize immediately available candidates

10 reasons to prioritize immediately available candidates

Posted on 03. Jul, 2009 by A Member of the RecruitingBlogs Community.

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By Ross Clennett
Nervous candidates may be reading the press and viewing the TV news and deciding it’s “better the devil you know” and consequently putting their job search on hold until it’s more certain as to what the future holds for the economy.
In this climate, there is even more reason to work hard on placing [...]

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Moving the Recruitment Process to the Cloud

Moving the Recruitment Process to the Cloud

Posted on 02. Jul, 2009 by A Member of the RecruitingBlogs Community.

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Moving the Recruitment Process to the Cloud

“Moving the recruitment process to the cloud”, an aspiration that’s evolving quicker than many would think and the reason I sat down to speak with Bill Fischer Co-Founder of TwitterJobSearch.com. It’s no secret anymore that Twitter is a serious player in the world of social communication. In some [...]

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Happy Is So Yesterday

Happy Is So Yesterday

Posted on 02. Jul, 2009 by A Member of the RecruitingBlogs Community.

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By Bill Martineau
As a recruiter with 20+ years of experience I’ve heard the phrase “no thanks I’m very happy where I am at now” more times than I can count, and as recruiters all the world over know this is the equivalent to the brush off “no thanks….I’m just looking” that many of us use [...]

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