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Throughout my life there have been so many times that I have "wanted" to do something or "thought" about doing something, but I just never followed through with or completed. There have been lots of things actually, like going back to school, becoming a police officer, writing a book, and the list goes on and on. I'm almost certain that I am not alone in this category either. Things always seemed to come up or I just never took the initiative to get something started as it related to my desire…See More

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The Dash

There are a few things in life that are just beyond our control, and then there is the rest which we have a "say" in. Obviously we didn't have any say in the fact that we were born. We couldn't choose the day, the time, or our parents, etc. Everything was basically out of our control. Eventually we will all die, and if let alone to nature we really don't have much say in that event either. It's what happens between those dates, the dash, that we have a major impact on. This is the story that we…See More

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Are You Listening?

Have you ever had an entire conversation with somebody only to feel like your point was not heard? I can say that I have had this happen to me on several occasions. This phenomenon is even more frustrating if the conversation is one that was designed to settle a dispute or argument of some type, or a conversation that involved an important negotiation. Whether it be an argument between spouses, a negotiation between two parties, or even two friends that are just catching up on what's happened…See More

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Loni Spratt commented on Matthew Hakaim's blog post 'Lessons For A New Recruiter'

Hi Matthew! Great post. You are so fortunate to have had such an inspiring, enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentor. I believe in paying it forward. It is so important for us to be mentors and mentees. One of my greatest lessons learned was to always…

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Being Yourself & Why It Works

It's funny the way life works sometimes. For years I was a bartender at a very popular local bar, and I was damn good at it too! My customer base was very large, I was making a lot of money, and I loved my job! What more could I ask for?? Life was really good! It was during my tenth year at this particular bar that I heard the terrible news, the bar was just sold to an individual who had no intentions in keeping it open. My "perfect world" had just crumbled in a matter of seconds. I was faced…See More

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Saleem Qureshi commented on Matthew Hakaim's blog post 'Developing And Nurturing Candidate Relationships'

@Matthew Hats off to RecruiterBuddy..In a highly competitive marketplace, recruiters need to exceed candidate expectations and differentiate their business by delivering a better candidate experience. Technology is instrumental in making this…

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What is most important to you when considering a Recruiting CRM/ATS tool?

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Easy Candidate Sourcing

RecruiterBuddy is an entirely web-based recruiting CRM that now includes the SLEUTH TOOL & Resume Parser as standard features! The new Sleuth Tool sources candidates automatically using simple key words provided by the user. RecruiterBuddy's Resume Parser will pull candidate skills & additional relevant information from the resume & automatically populate their record. Just two of the standard features available for $50 per user monthly with no long term commitment.

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Name: Matthew

Job Title: Partner

Company: RecruiterBuddy

Which best describes your profession?: Sourcing/Research

How many years have you been in the business?: 2-4 years

Which industries do you work in now?: All Industries

How many employees in your company?: <10

College/University: University of Toledo

Are you interested in split placements?: No

Which conferences do you plan to attend in the next year?: RecruitFest

What kind of networking are you open to?: Open networking

What recruiting tools can you not live without?: RecruiterBuddy of course!

Website: http://www.RecruiterBuddy.com

Blog: http://recruiterbuddy.blogspot.com/

LinkedIn Profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewhakaim

About RecruiterBuddy

SOURCE NEW TALENT AUTOMATICALLY WITH EASE!
RecruiterBuddy, a completely customizable web-based contact management software system that is designed "for" recruiters "by" recruiters, announced today that it has added the "SLEUTH TOOL" to its already growing number of standard features! The SLEUTH TOOL will allow users of RecruiterBuddy to source the entire worldwide web for viable candidates by entering key skills into a search field.
Already well known for their easy to use system that manages clients, contacts, requisitions, and submissions, RecruiterBuddy has now simplified sourcing for new talent even more with the new SLEUTH TOOL. The SLEUTH TOOL works by scouring thousands of resources- including internet engines, social media websites, blogs, internet resume databases, and RecruiterBuddy's own private database of several thousand job seekers. The feedback on the new SLEUTH TOOL has been amazing! Users comment on the tool's ease of use and are equally shocked by the great number of qualified leads it returns in just a few moments time. The days of writing complicated search strings have finally come to an end for the users of RecruiterBuddy. RecruiterBuddy offers the SLEUTH TOOL and a Resume Parser as part of their complete package that costs only $50 per user and requires no long term commitment. None of the RecruiterBuddy competition (Bullhorn, Maxhire, Taleo, etc) offers such a complete package at such a low price! If you are looking for a web-based tool that sources top talent, parses resumes, and manages candidates, clients and requisitions, then RecruiterBuddy is your tool.
The RecruiterBuddy System is currently offering a free trial of their product as a special promotion! The trial also includes both the SLEUTH TOOL for sourcing top talent outside of your immediate network and the resume parser. You can learn more about RecruiterBuddy and request a free demo by visiting: www.RecruiterBuddy.com.

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Lessons For A New Recruiter

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I have often heard that a good plan is essential for success, and for the most part I agree. That being said though, a good plan was definitely something that I was lacking when I entered the recruiting industry. I began my career as a recruiter out of necessity. Why necessity? Well I had just lost my job, and it was necessary that I have money to eat, pay bills, and ultimately survive. A new career was not in my game plan by any stretch of the imagination, and recruiting was foreign to me…

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