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The Rule of Five Degrees

A short video tutorial, part of the Playing by the Rules series. Enjoy…

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Creating a search bookmarklet for prospecting on LinkedIn

From the workshop Untangling the Web: Recruiting with Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and most everything in between, a quick tutorial introducing bookmarklets for prospecting candidates and leads:

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Sour Grapes or Fine Whine?

There’s something not quite right when one sues a failed bank. I mean, it just sounds so spiteful, counter intuitive even, don’t you think? But so it goes with Wendy M. Uvino, the would-be heroine in today’s Wall Street Journal post, Former Lehman HR Chief Sues Failed Bank For $500,000.

While one is inclined to sympathize with Ms. Uvino as she fights the good fight, sticking it to the man as it were, I can’t help feeling that the plaintiff is more concerned with bread-and-butter needs than seeking her just deserts.

Consider…

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DomainTools for finding contact information

From the series Untangling the Web: Recruiting with Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and most everything in between…, a simple way to gather contact information for interesting candidates…
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Using Feedage.com for Sourcing Experts

Another snippet taken from the series Untangling the Web: Recruiting with Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and most everything in between…

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CILO Presentation: Making Connections Works

Here is the slide deck from my opening remarks given at the Coalition for Independent Living Options‘ recent employers conference and job fair…

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What say you to Structural Unemployment?

John Sumser poses some interesting questions in a post on HRExaminer: Structural Unemployment in HR , commenting:

The market will face a dichotomy: a surplus of people with HR resumes and a shortage of people with the right skills. This is how structural employment looks within a single discipline.

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Why Workers Get Left Behind, Locked Up

John Sumser and I have had many conversations on the nature of work and the subjugation of the human spirit.  I cannot say why it is a recurring theme in our conversation except that it is.

You can read John at his finest on the subject on the GlassDoor.com blog: Why Workers Get Left Behind.

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Twitter 101 for HR Professionals

An excellent primer from Mark Stelzner of Inflexion Advisors via Laurie Ruettimen, founder of New Media Services. Worth an hour of your time…

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Six Degrees of Ranting

Following the roasting of a fellow Schwabelite in How to destroy your reputation by self promotion with special guest, Irina Shamaeva! Dave Mendoza follows up with a video: NJ Governor Christie Rips into Govt bureaucratic mess Over One Page Error.

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Best Practices Career Sites

Presented at ClickThru 2008 Online Recruitment Advertising Seminar. Shannon Seery Gude shares her insight, intelligence and experience in this primer for social recruiting:

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Living off your Wits: A Half-Wit Comments

I just read Kris Dunn’s post It’s Not You, It’s Me… Why I’m Leaving a Great Job… and threw up.

I don’t know Kris Dunn personally, nor his circumstances or motivation. There is no reason why his post should have evoked such a strong reaction in me except that he is marking in time that point in my own journey that I can only describe as…well, I threw up, need I say more?

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