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Nick Lagos commented on Elise Jennings's blog post 'The Power of Niche Job Boards'
"@Elise, Thank you for sharing your views as they relate to niche JB's.  As a recruiter of many years, I'm comfortable sharing my belief that your conclusions may have been accurate in the past, but I'm sensing a…"
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Stephen Smith commented on Nick Lagos's blog post 'Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"'
"It's a fascinating conundrum. As I compose this response, I'm visualising the life cycle of the traditional job board model. In my view, we've certainly passed the apex, however it's unclear just how far into the JB's…"
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Nick Lagos commented on Nick Lagos's blog post 'Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"'
"@Stephen, In general, as an early adopter I believe technology has been and will always be integral to improving the process for recruiters and candidates alike.  Having said that, I do not believe ALL technology is or remains relevant in…"
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Stephen Smith commented on Nick Lagos's blog post 'Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"'
"According to the recruiters and firms I'm speaking to, they rest on the horns of that very dilemma. In order to achieve that all important differentiation, modern software is welcomed with open arms, which further perpetuates the problem of an…"
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Nick Lagos commented on Nick Lagos's blog post 'Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"'
"@Stephen: I'm not so worried about the "thankless" nature (when was the last time you "thanked" your power company, but boy, don't take away my voltz!).  I am however curious to know if we as recruiters are…"
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Stephen Smith commented on Nick Lagos's blog post 'Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"'
"I must confess that I had to run a quick Google search on 'dolt', but the context was obvious from the preceding 'lazy , uncaring' description! In all seriousness, recruitment can often be a thankless task, especially with firms…"
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Nick Lagos commented on Greg Savage's blog post 'Suck it up princess. This is as good as it gets'
"I'm in IT and very busy, but it's more often than not, "musical chairs". "Incestuous" behavior failed the pharaohs and I expect, if "the new normal" doesn't include "new blood"…"
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Nick Lagos replied to Ryan Leary's discussion 'Has reference-checking become a check-the-box item? Best answer wins a Nexus 7!'
"Past employer: "Oh, yea... she's great!!!  Go-To-Person on so many levels.... ahh.. she still works here... doesn't she???""
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Industry Leader Reports Study Findings- "Recruiters are Lazy Uncaring Dolts!"

Posted on May 21, 2013 at 5:30am 7 Comments

Much hoopla accompanied the publishing of a "Study" the popular Job Board TheLadders made public back in March 2012.  They titled their report "Keeping an eye on recruiter behavior".  Sounded  a bit…

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Recruiting is a game of failure.

Posted on April 17, 2012 at 10:30am 83 Comments

Ike Davis, 1st baseman for the NY Mets hit his 2nd home run this year, a 3 run homer against the Atlanta Braves last night, possibly reversing a “slow start” to his season in grand fashion.  To wit, Gary Cohen, one of my favorite sports announcers of all time commented (paraphrase here) “Ike handles both his successes and failures the same way, his demeanor does not change, he’s got the perfect personality for Major League Baseball”. 

He went on to say “After all, baseball…

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Do You Live Outside Your Comfort Zone?

Posted on October 12, 2011 at 12:00pm 8 Comments

I’ve seen it before, but didn’t recognize it for what it was at the time.

 

On my own at an early age and scrambling one month for a fourth roommate to split rent, serendipity

delivered a guy, let’s call him Will, who had that “spark” so hard to identify with when the uncertainty of daily sustenance overshadows all else.

 

At the time, three teens living in a rented “Animal House” of sorts, not unlike I imagine sorority houses dotting the lanscape back in the…

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The Narrative Resume is Dead!

Posted on August 23, 2011 at 12:30pm 10 Comments

Getting my coffee today, I peered down as I always do, at the piles of newspapers lined ankle high bordering the service counter at my local delicatessen. All the major publishing players are represented. I scanned the headlines while waiting 15 deep to order my “black no sweet”.

The headlines read –

“Sensational”, “Bleak”, “Scandalous”, “Dry”, and “Rye”

But none…
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At 9:00pm on November 14, 2010, pam claughton said…
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the nice comments! Am happy to connect here. :)
At 2:28pm on May 9, 2008, Jeffrey K. Radt said…
Thanks for taking the time to put together such a thoughful and in-depth response. You touched upon several key points that I agree with. Let's stay in touch and keep the lines of communication open on this front.
At 6:24pm on May 5, 2008, Bill Vick said…
Hi Nick and welcome to RecruitingBlogs. I've found it to be a good resource for sharing and learning. Please let me know how I can help you in using it.

I'd like to invite you to join us here at the XtremeRecruiting.tv group.

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We are a growing network of recruiters pursuing excellence and would value your input.
 
 
 

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