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The Economic Maelstrom - The Great Recession That Paved The Way To Humility

The Economic Maelstrom, The Economic Storm, The Economic Hurricane, The Great Recession, The Changing Tides of Fortune, The Essence of Economic Malady, The Loss of Economic Stability, National Financial Crises, The Housing Bubble, Jobs, Unemployment et all. 

 

It begs the question how…

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Added by Mike Rasmussen on April 5, 2012 at 4:30am — No Comments

International Women’s Day?

I don’t know if I agree with this day and wish to celebrate it, or if our drive for equality is becoming a bit too over the top and are we trying to gain supremacy as opposed to equality?

I have grown up in a stereotypical “Daddy goes to work and Mummy stays at home to look after the children and cook, clean, wash and iron etc etc  etc” environment and roll on a…

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Added by Lipton Fleming on March 8, 2012 at 9:30am — 2 Comments

Bill Would Ban Discrimination Against Unemployed In Hiring

Sad but true, earlier this year the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had to hold a public hearing because of a disturbing trend: several companies, nationwide, had been excluding unemployed applicants from hiring consideration. Their ads specifically stated that they would only consider employed job candidates, using phrases like “No unemployed candidates will be considered at all” and “Client will not consider/review anyone NOT currently employed, regardless of the reason.”

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Added by Tim Giehll on July 25, 2011 at 10:52am — 9 Comments

Do We Really Need Personal Pages?

I'm not talking about Facebook or other forms of social media, I am referring to the people that think designing a web page or home page to find a job using services like about.me and flavors.me.  Enough is Enough! Employers are not looking for flashy pizzazz, they are looking for someone that can do the job.  Technology is integrating itself into our lives more and more everyday but the workforce and hiring managers, they still use a calculator and pick up the phone.   It's not that using a…

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Added by Jason Monastra on April 28, 2011 at 11:40am — 4 Comments

How do I Recover from a Bad Job Interview?

Going on a job interview is nerve racking and I am certain dreaded by most professionals.  Where do the nerves and stigma come from?  Previous interviews that didn’t go well and the position that wasn’t offered, that’s where. 

Think about it, you have finally gotten the dream interview for the job you have always wanted.  5 minutes in, things start going south and fast.  Stumbling answers, twisted tongue, and the sweat - the company can see right through you.  They know all your…

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Added by Jason Monastra on April 13, 2011 at 9:39am — 3 Comments

Why Men Earn More than Women

I agree that you should be paid for the job you do, if you are a Doctor you should be compensated as such, if you are a mid-level manger or a fast food employee you should be compensated as such.  In 2011, male or female can hold many of the same positions, but women only earn 80% as much as men.  It could be for traditional reasons but studies show that the gap is closing and women are no longer accepting these statistics.

Moneywatch.com stated that a MBA study showed that men and…

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Added by Jason Monastra on March 31, 2011 at 1:25pm — 16 Comments

Is a Talent Pipeline Important for Successful Hiring?

The talent pipeline, an overused phrase developed by larger professional staffing firms that produces the idea that you need a strong set of professional people waiting at a moment's notice for the new position, the right job, the next career step.  It has become so engrained in our minds that this "best practice" is a must have.  But does it really work?  Think about it, are the best people simply waiting for the next role or the next step up the ladder.  I challenge you to re-think your…

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Added by Jason Monastra on March 14, 2011 at 8:26am — No Comments

Why are Companies so Slow in Adopting Remote Workers?

The gas price national average is $3.53; the commute for most is about 30-45 minutes, miles put on a vehicle.  How much does that cost every person per year that commutes to work?  The buildings and energy it takes to house a business, how much does that cost every company per year?  These costs have no prejudice; they are fixed except for gas that will probably be higher after you read this.  Information week provided these statistics; the US could save $38 billion dollars annually if 53%…

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Added by Jason Monastra on March 10, 2011 at 11:56am — No Comments

Government Worker Benefits vs. Private Worker Benefits

  It’s not expected that benefits should be equal with every opportunity or position out there but is it possible that the benefits offered for government positions are better than private positions.  It depends on what benefits and opportunities you’re looking for, what appeals to you.  I will say this; can you ever reach a government employee after 5pm even 4pm if you’re calling on a Friday?  For most of us working tirelessly, to make enough money for the government just to have a bit left…

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Added by Jason Monastra on March 8, 2011 at 2:01pm — No Comments

Will the phone ever ring?

I must say I get more phone calls from professional IT staff looking for new opportunities this year than we did last.  I was asked by one why we do not call every single person that applies back.  I thought about it a moment and actually believe that it would be a huge difference between us and other companies if we simply called each and every applicant.  But the time involved with the amount of applicants would pull key staff away from tasks that are essential to the operations.  I looked…

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Added by Jason Monastra on January 31, 2011 at 7:53am — No Comments

How Strong and Resilient are You?

Allow me to share with you a story about an email I received out of the blue from someone I have never met or done business with...but would one day certainly be open to meeting. We all receive copious amounts of email a day, alas much of it is spam or material that in our personal opinions may as well be spam. So, at the end of my days I tend to go through a major delete and purge mode of my inbox and…

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Added by Lisa Switzer on October 13, 2010 at 2:03pm — No Comments

Business Opportunity

I will be looking for some partners shortly for some very cool technology I have developed. More details will follow shortly but worldwide licenses will be available. Its a walk in the park for anyone in the recruitment business, purely additional income for expanding your portfolio of products / services.

Added by Martin Gibbons on August 5, 2010 at 11:40am — No Comments

HUSH!! "Create (JVP) JOB Value Proposition"

Hello and hope your day is fantastic!



As you know I am a 3rd party Search Recruiter (Headhunter)



When I am evaluating if I will take on a search assignment with existing or new client I qualify, qualify, and qualify, some more.



Why you may ask? As a contingent recruiter I WILL NOT work on a search, nor allow emotions to get involved, unless the company provides compelling, "reasons to work the search".



Here is how I create a Job Value Proposition, by… Continue

Added by Brian K. Johnston on June 26, 2009 at 9:30am — No Comments

SCREAM!!! Your "FREE Guide/Tips/ROI" Working with Headhunter/Recruiter on Job/Employment Search

Hello and good day!



From time to time a candidate will ask me qualifying questions (Clients ALWAYS do!) upfront about our client base, how long I have been in the business, etc.



I LOVE it when they do because it provides a platform for me provide "social proof" of my accomplishments, furthermore separates what I do, and have done (Track record), compared to my competition. (Well over 200 hires as 3rd party recruiter)



So... I want to share some qualifying… Continue

Added by Brian K. Johnston on June 5, 2009 at 9:35am — No Comments

Your How to guide to Finest Employees Job Search/Change Criteria (Extreme performers MOTIVATION/S!)

Hope your day is Extraordinary,

There are several keys components to finest employees across the globe consider when looking at a new career change or shift.

Top Seven:

1) Trusted Advisor's: The BEST always retrieve insight from there loved ones, Executives, Colleagues, etc

2) Company/Culture: The BEST are seeking a culture that offers autonomy for unique growth, and a culture that is futuristic!

3) Work/Life Balance: The BEST realize that a happy home makes a happy… Continue

Added by Brian K. Johnston on May 29, 2009 at 10:14am — No Comments

MSS Group Security Product Manager - Alexandria - VA

My Client is looking for an experience Managed Security Services Group Security Product Manager. I have included a job description below and if you are interested or know anyone that might be interested please send all resumes to garth@pierpoint.com. Relocation and competitive Salary provided.



MSS Group Security Product Manager

Location: Alexandria, VA



We are looking for a senior security services product manager to join an entrepreneurial team focused on providing… Continue

Added by Garth Kharitou on January 21, 2009 at 12:52pm — No Comments

A December To Remember & A New Year Full Of Promise

Recently, I gave my family as a Christmas gift a copy of my childhood journal kept from the time I was a wee lad.



I reread, and reread and as I prepared this gift it occurred to me that I have seen so many blessings this past year.



2008 will be the year I remember where I turned a corner professionally. I had all the mortar and bricks to build something great, but 2008 was where crucial life decisions, professional turning points, and a foray into and a return to staffing… Continue

Added by Mike Rasmussen on December 24, 2008 at 12:00am — No Comments

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