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Monthly Archives: November 2011
What Our Words Say About us
Here’s a tool to help you create a picture of your speech. It’s called Wordle. Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Personal Brand
Tagged communication, Leadership, Personal Brand, swrightboucher, tag cloud, word cloud, Wordle
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Online Customer Relationship Management In Action
If you think online customer relationship management is for the future, hang on! That rushing sound is your competition speeding past. Here are two examples of simple online acts that solidified client loyalty and created ongoing positive conversations. You can’t buy this kind of good press. Continue reading
Posted in Communications, Employer Branding, Marketing, Networking, Social Media
Tagged Mitchell Airport, MKE, Netflix, Norton, Online Communities, Online CRM, Online customer relationship management, Pop-up ad, Recombobulation area, Symantec, Twitter, Vancouver Airport, Vancouver International Airport, WestJet, YVR
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50 Best Blogs for Recruiters
Everyone knows recruiters don’t walk, they run through their daily schedule. Matching the right people to the right jobs is a big task, and one they take seriously. So how do you fit in time for professional development? I suggest doing … Continue reading
Posted in Recruiting, World of Work
Tagged Blogs, professional development, Recruiters, Recruiting, Recruitment
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Choosing Your Path
Strength and serenity come from knowing one’s values and living a life in alignment with those values. Getting there can be a bumpy ride. I think the trick is to know the difference between walking our own path and walking a path … Continue reading
Listening To Your Recruiter
Would you walk into your doctor’s office to announce your diagnosis and dictate a prescription? Not likely. Even if you suspect what the problem is, you still want input from your physician. What’s the latest treatment? Are there alternatives? Is there any … Continue reading
Posted in Hiring, Staffing Industry, World of Work
Tagged Candidate, employment, job search, Recruiter, Recruitment and Staffing
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