John Q. Gladwell’s departure from Do It Right! Extrusion (DIRE) didn’t seem like such a big issue at the time. On the afternoon of the morning … Read more
The New Monster: It’s More User Friendly, But Is That Saying Much?
I don’t fit neatly into anyone’s standard job taxonomy. So it was no surprise that in the “new” Monster (profile; site) none of the … Read more
Managing Change: When S.A.R.A.H. Met S.A.L.Y.
Of all of the issues that are discussed in the ERE communities, at ERE Expos, and at other HR and Recruiting conferences, the one that I find most … Read more
LinkedIn Sourcing With a Free Account
Do you use LinkedIn for sourcing? Everybody does these days, right? Would you like to be more efficient, reach more relevant people, and do this all for … Read more
Recruiting With Little or No Money – Tools and Ideas to Consider
If you work at a company that has recently cut back on its recruiting budget, but not on its high expectations, attempting to deliver can be frustrating. … Read more
“New, User-Centric” Monster Launches Today
The new Monster (profile; site) launches today. Depending when you read this, the redesigned site that company officials promise puts the focus on the … Read more
Time Warner Launching Killer Intranet Next Week
Time Warner may be suffering from slower online advertising, the decline of print, the AOL merger, and a slower economy, but next week, it will launch a … Read more
Bleak Jobs Report Offers No Hope For Early Recovery
With all due respect to Lou Adler, there’s not much evidence in today’s labor report that there’s any recovery in sight. Besides … Read more
Don’t Fire Your Recruiters Just When the Recovery is About to Begin
Hiring will start to recover in Q2, 2009, and now is the time to rebuild your recruiting team and massively upgrade your sourcing and hiring processes. If … Read more
What’s Going to Be Different in 2009
Ah, another recession — maybe the mother of all recessions – is upon us. Predictions for recovery range from a few months to two years, but … Read more