Having spent time at Monster in the content and social marketing game, but I still believe in job boards. And anyone who thinks they’re dead and … Read more
More Like Job Bored
Everyone seems to have a stance when it comes to the validity and usefulness of job boards. Once the reining champion of sourcing and recruiting, job … Read more
How the Role of Corporate Recruiter Is Evolving
Calling yourself a recruiter doesn’t do justice to what “recruiters” have to do. Here’s a quick overview of where the role was, where it is … Read more
Workers Underestimate Demand, But Even the Employed Are Looking and Will Look
A survey from Monster shows there’s a real disconnect between what job seekers think of the current employment market and what recruiters say. While … Read more
Employers Expect No Change in Hiring of Permanent, Fulltimers, But More Plan to Add Temps
The number of employers planning to hire full-time permanent workers by the end of the year is unchanged from a year ago, though the number expecting to … Read more
5 Recruitment Myths Debunked
Let’s get right at it: Recruitment is recruitment is recruitment false. One size doesn’t fit all. Just ask Cinderella’s step sisters. Recruitment … Read more
Recruiting Tradeoff: Will You Find Programmers If You Call Them Ninjas?
Yes. Recruiting software can hire you the talent you want. But what you name that talent is entirely up to you. So, does it matter that you call … Read more
For Love or Money? eHarmony Entering the Job Search Market
The next time you want to find a date and a job in the same sitting, you’ll be in luck — eHarmony job matching will soon exist. The dating website … Read more
Job Seeking Is Like Dating and eHarmony Intends to Prove It
Remember George Costanza from the old Seinfeld show? He had problems with jobs and women, which makes sense to anyone who believes job seeking is like … Read more
Big Layoff in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Dunder Mifflin/Sabre Closes
We pause now, before beginning our workday, before we plunge into this post about Mars and Monster, to pay homage to television’s most real unreality … Read more