Last week, Phil Tusing of Destination Talent and Andrea Mitchell, founder of the Australasian Researchers Network, hosted the inaugural Australasian … Read more
The Boolean Five All-Stars: Fame, Fortune, and a Free Happy Meal
OK, I’ll admit it. Promising fame, fortune, and a free Happy Meal was a ridiculous exaggeration. So to set the record straight, the free Happy Meal … Read more
Diversity Isn’t a Bad Word
So you learn the client you are recruiting for has a diversity initiative. Hold on…did you just receive a discriminatory job order? What the heck does … Read more
Doing Due Diligence In Research
For those who are pure researchers – how do you do due diligence when you are doing a research project? Research by definition is “the systematic … Read more
Five Tips to Writing Awesome Tweets that Get Read and Re-tweeted
Recruiters can use Twitter to advertise jobs, build employment brand, spread influence, and improve reach or popularity. However, before any of this can be … Read more
Bing Bang Boom
It’s been a full week since Yahoo converted the organic results for its European properties to Bing’s search directory. This news came almost a year after … Read more
We’ve Come a Long Way, Baby!
I began my recruiting career in 1996, the same year a couple of PhD students launched Google. I was a researcher at an executive search firm. It wasn’t … Read more
Challenging Google Resume Search Assumptions
This post is second in a series focused on using Google to search for resumes on the Internet. In the first post I left some unanswered questions, such … Read more
10-Minute Sourcing…for Non-Sourcers
There have been countless days where I eagerly go into the office with a cleared calendar and I have every intention of spending the entire day sourcing. … Read more
Wow! LinkedIn Doubles Revenue, Turns a Profit
Wall Street may have tanked. The global markets may be in a shambles. But LinkedIn is proving you can roll uphill. Fresh off its May IPO, the company … Read more