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The 5 Reasons Why Most RECRUITERS Hate HR
A couple months ago I wrote a post on Why I Hate (Most) Recruiters which put me squarely in the cross-hairs of pretty much every recruiter out there, and I… Get the Rest
3 Myths About Recruiting on Facebook – Haters Love to Argue!
Five years ago I was invited to speak at a corporate event by a Fortune 500 company, by their HR Department, to speak to their employees about the
Looking For a New Job? This Is Your Homework for Labor Day…
This summer I've gotten a lot of "Kelly, will you look at my resume and tell me what it needs?" That question for me is much like this
Dear LinkedIn: A LinkedIn Profile Make a Resume Doth Not. (Love, Jessica…)
Dear LinkedIn,I've been reading lately about your crazy growth. Holy batman! 115.8 million members. That's nuts. Congrats. And your recent IPO also made me proud - very proud. I
Third-Party Recruiters are like Jack Kevorkian; They’re “Ethical” When They Kill You…
OK, there are a lot of third-party recruiters at FOT whom I respect tremendously. I think using agencies is an essential component to every recruiting strategy. I’m not a
THE RECRUITER IS NOT WHO YOU THOUGHT SHE WAS: Wham, Bam, Thank You Ma’am – Is That Me?
I know that a lot of people say – including me – that they don’t care what other people think of them. So what? Who cares? I'll do
The Headhunters Are Coming … Are You Ready?
The Assassins lay in wait. The Ninjas hone their resolve. The Samurai sharpen their swords in silence. Yes, it is time -- like the "White Walkers" on HBO's
Recruiters! LinkedIn Hates You!
I'm sure, like many of you Recruiters who use LinkedIn, you've probably been contacted in the last 12 months about one of their "Recruiter" Products. They have two: 1.
TRUE: BountyJobs Says Average Contingency Recruiter Fee Paid Is 20%…
There are a couple of topics that get the blood flowing for third party recruiters. Talk about fees, and talk about BountyJobs. Fees you know about. In case you aren't
With Candidates, Are You Nice or Helpful?
I received an email this week that pleasantly surprised me. I had met with the email sender, a 2010 graduate, about a year or so ago as a


























