Responding to my last article, Tough Tactics for Tough Times (April 19th), some of you reported that you were not experiencing any bad vibes at all from … Read more
The Role of the Manager and Technology in Recruiting
Scenario 1 Joe, the hiring manager for IT, Inc.’s software development group, sits in front of his computer. The corporate Intranet offers him a … Read more
Motivators: The Keys To Retention
A client recently called with exciting news. “Joe,” she said, “you won’t believe this when I tell you, but…” Naturally … Read more
The Chemistry at Dow
Dow Chemical is a 50,000-employee company with $28 billion in revenue. Over the next five years, it intends to grow revenue to $60 billion. To accomplish … Read more
Recruiter Layoffs Are Coming…Are You Prepared?
Any savvy recruiter is well aware of the economic downturn that is facing most industries today. If that downturn has not yet affected your job as a … Read more
Sense, Common Sense and Nonsense
I’ve been wandering around the Web lately, just looking at some of the claims and counterclaims made by companies who sell “hiring … Read more
Pressed for Candidates?
Company press releases, those documents that share the latest and greatest corporate happenings, often include the names of people responsible for the … Read more
Stop Wasting Time and Money!
In a slowing economy, does it make sense to recruit the way you would in a tight economy? Has recruiting ever been a one-size-fits-all proposition? … Read more
The History of Recruiting Technology and Some Thoughts On How it is Evolving
Do Are you confused by all the recruiting technology that is pitched at you by eager salespeople? Do you have a clear idea of where technology is going and … Read more
Fort Contingency
Wouldn’t it be great if real life were just like it appears in old movies, especially Westerns? (Opening Scene: Sunrise on the stockade of Fort … Read more