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Down For The Quarter, Kenexa Still Meets Wall Street Expectations

John ZappeMay 11, 2009

Kenexa, a leading talent acquisition software provider, reported first quarter revenues today that were close to what analysts had expected, even if they … Read more

Survey Shows Growth In Medical and Entry-Level Jobs

John ZappeMay 11, 2009

Not a lot of surprises in the latest career trends report from Beyond.com. Healthcare and medical jobs are the largest segment represented on the 15,000 … Read more

The Death of Twitter

Mark Hornung and amysuitsMay 11, 2009July 3, 2023

Nobody goes there anymore. It’s too crowded. —Yogi Berra You read it here first, folks: Twitter — at least as it is structured today … Read more

Job Losses Moderate. Is This An “Inflection Point?”

John ZappeMay 8, 2009

The job loss numbers released this morning, as deep as they are, nevertheless support the growing sense among economists and the public that the economy … Read more

Think Twitter Will Be Sold? You Can Get 4-1 On That

John ZappeMay 7, 2009

The only place rumors may be more rampant than in Silicon Valley is Hollywood. (OK, maybe Washington, too, but those rumors are b-o-r-i-n-g, if important.) … Read more

Free ATS Gaining Ground With SMBs Despite Recession

John ZappeMay 7, 2009

Even for a product that’s free, MrTed‘s entry-level ATS has had a meteoric rise. Since being introduced in October, 1,000 clients have become … Read more

Workforce Planning: Recruiting’s Got to Get Involved

Madeline LauranoMay 5, 2009

While close to half of organizations consider workforce planning an integral part of their overall staffing and recruiting, only 27% of workforce planning … Read more

Despite Loss, Monster Beats Wall Street Predictions; Will Test Trovix Matching Integration In May

John ZappeMay 1, 2009

Despite a first quarter loss, Monster executives told analysts Thursday the company is in good shape considering the sour global economy and that it is … Read more

An Action Plan to Convert Your Corporate Recruiters into Headhunters

Lou AdlerMay 1, 2009

In normal economic times, search firms make a lot of money placing candidates corporations should be able to find on their own. “How do they do it and what … Read more

New York Workers Say They Are More Stressed Than Anyone Else

John ZappeApril 29, 2009

Pity those poor New Yorkers. Slammed by Wall Street’s meltdown, alarmed by a photo shoot for a presidential plane, and struggling with more cases of … Read more

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