Archive for 'Timeline'
Watch The ‘Tude, Dude
Last week, two boxes arrived for my children from Amazon. A dear friend of mine emailed me and told me she had sent them each a book. And she was wise enough to know that opening the box is part of the delight. So she sent two separate boxes. I brought them in from the front [...]
Posted: July 15th, 2008 under Do's and Dont's, Lasting Impressions, Offers, Recruiting, Timeline.
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On Slipknot, Halloween and the Fact That You’re slower than a Turtle with John Goodman Strapped to Its Back
Remember that girl that you met a few weekends ago… the one that kept looking at you out of the corner of her eye? That really hot girl that if you were able to stand next to her for two minutes, people would look at you and ask, “What in the bloody hell is [...]
Posted: October 29th, 2007 under Do's and Dont's, Humor, Interviews, Lasting Impressions, Strategy, Timeline.
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Fitting through the Window
“We would like to set up a phone interview with Mr. Smith. Please find out his availability.â€
“Mr. Smith is available today at 5:00 pm and also Wednesday between 3:00pm – 5:00 pm.â€
“That will not work because the VP of Operations is out Wednesday and unavailable for today.â€
“We called Mr. Smith again and he said [...]
Posted: October 25th, 2007 under Agency Life, Do's and Dont's, Industry, Interviews, Miscellaneous, Strategy, Timeline.
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Keep On Keeping On.
It’s difficult to maintain a level of intensity when a recruitment search gets ‘old’ or the new year is stretching out to the new quarter and there is just as much to do as there was 30 or 60 or 90 days ago. Finding the motivation to keep momentum going on recruitment efforts takes discipline and [...]
Posted: April 9th, 2007 under Do's and Dont's, Interviews, Miscellaneous, Offers, Timeline.
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Timing is everything
"Time is Money!" "Time kills all deals!" …. When it comes to recruiting, timing is everything. From the moment a recruiter submits a candidate’s resume to a client, the clock starts ticking. Each day that goes by without receiving [tag]feedback[/tag] increases the chance of the candidate losing interest.
When you’re involved in the interview process [...]
Posted: March 28th, 2007 under Do's and Dont's, Miscellaneous, Timeline.
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Tis the Season.
My husband and I do not agree on Christmas decorations. If it is cheap, colored, bright, plastic, loud, circa 1976 design, he is all about it. We both become like 8 year old children when it comes to pulling down the tree gear from the attic. Coming across favorite ornaments again is like finding money [...]
Posted: November 29th, 2006 under Interviews, Timeline.
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Date for the Xmas Party.
It’s not only lists I’m obsessed with - it’s also the calendar. I stare at the remaining days of the month all day long. Lately I’ve noticed just how quickly the [tag]December[/tag] [tag]holidays[/tag] are approaching, and with them the holiday [tag]party season[/tag]. As regular readers know, I’m not married and not heavily attached to anyone; [...]
Posted: November 20th, 2006 under Timeline.
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Where There’s a Will, There’s an A.
On a crazy whim, I have started training for the 2007 Georgia ING Marathon here in Atlanta. Trust me, I am not even sure what I was thinking when I sent my form in to train with the Joints in Motion team. I must not have been sober. However, one thing I have noticed as [...]
Posted: November 15th, 2006 under Timeline.
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Down to the Wire.
So we arrive at another Friday, another end to a hard-working week. And once again the question presents itself: What is it about Fridays that finally allows “powers that be†to sign off on extending offers? 3 clients this week interviewed candidates prior to Wednesday and knew that day they intended to make the candidates [...]
Posted: November 10th, 2006 under Timeline.
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This Isn’t the Pick-and-Save.
Some of the most successful people are those that know exactly what they want and go after it. They aren’t sitting around biting their nails and saying “Well maybe tomorrowâ€. In today’s society, you must act quickly to get what you want. For instance, the race to obtain MySpace was a sprint, and those not [...]
Posted: September 19th, 2006 under Timeline.
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