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  • Internet discoverability

    Computer World: Web anonymity can sink your job search: Your Web presence can make or break a job application The whole debate about "do recruiters and hiring managers look candidates up on the web?" (yes, many do) - and "can negative information hurt you?" (yes, if it's really
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-26-2007
  • And that's the word: pipeline recruiting

    Heather Hamilton of Microsoft has written an interesting post about hiring managers' laziness that resonates with me because I'm on the other side. Although I'm trying hard to find a job description that somewhat matches my interests and skills and potential, on the other side I'm facing
    Posted to Weblog by UserGER76227 on 03-22-2007
  • Pairing tradition with creativity

    A few weeks ago, I talked about and linked to a ERE article on video resumes. Last week, Raghav Singh, the author of the original article, was back on ERE revisiting his first remarks on the subject . One point he raises, which he touched on in the first article and I reiterated over here, is that recruiting
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-20-2007
  • your burning job search questions

    I've been writing job search and recruiting blogs for a few years now, and at some point, I've probably blogged about every topic out there. Sometimes I focus on advice; sometimes it's interesting chatter out in the blogosphere; sometimes it's just my own observations. But I want to hear
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-15-2007
  • HotJobs posts on Craigslist; Monster says "no way!"

    Golly. Everyone is all in a tizzy today over HotJobs posting one of their openings on Craigslist . As Dave Manaster says, from a recruiting perspective, this is a non-story . It's ridiculous to think that a company could successfully recruit from only one channel - and yes, even if that one channel
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-07-2007
  • What irks you about job descriptions?

    Been thinking a lot about resume and job descriptions lately (what's new?) :) - and I wanted to throw this out: What's your biggest pet peeve with job descriptions? I'll start: Careless typos. Poor grammar. Internal acronyms. Absolutely no WIIFM (what's-in-it-for-me?) to sell great candidates.
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-06-2007
  • What jobseekers want: a stable and highly personal experience

    An article in yesterday's Boston Globe discusses the rebounding tech job market . The article mentions conventional compensation and new wooing techniques - something I definitely think makes this "tech boom" stand apart from the past: One difference today is that job candidates are more
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-05-2007
  • Resigning with humor and ... um ... vengeance

    Ok, kiddies, it's Friday so time for some job silliness. Today, resignation letters . Hey, if you are looking for a new job, chances are a resignation letter is in your future ... but maybe you don't want to use these as your template. :) Excerpts from some of my favs: Finally, I have to say
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-02-2007
  • College students, recruiting and the internet

    Over on ERE today, recruiting guru Kevin Wheeler discusses online recruiting and marketing for college students: Web Hell and the Black Hole Make your college recruiting website most effective . You are a 20-year-old first-time job seeker just about to graduate with an engineering degree. And you have
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 03-01-2007
  • The 10 second pitch at networking events

    I'm attending a networking event tonight (which I'll cover in more detail tomorrow over on the Employer HotSpot blog ), and I always have to remind myself to practice that 10 second pitch beforehand. You know, the "where do you work, what do you do, why does it matter?" line. Back when
    Posted to Weblog by gretchen on 02-28-2007
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