How Many Irons (Job Applications / Prospects) Do You Have in the Fire?
A kind reader responded to last week’s post on job candidate stalkers: I think we need …
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Researching or Stalking Your Next Employer: Do You Know the Difference?
I’ve heard about several job candidate stalking incidents over the last month or so. When I …
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Happy Employees Make Happy Customers at the Blue Ribbon Restaurant
My good friend and colleague Dale and I decided to have our meeting over dinner at …
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Joyful Recruiting Makes Happy Customers in Business and at Work
Since my experience as a customer long precedes my experience as a Human Resources / Recruiting …
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How Email Address Typos Cost You Jobs and Business
At the beginning of my HR career back in the early ’90s (which seems much more …
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Good Boundaries Make Good Hires
And he likes having thought of it so well He says again, “Good fences make good …
You Can Handle the Truth About Your Job Search
I received an email today from a reader in a related industry who has been looking …
Doing the Job During the Interview Benefits Everyone in Business and at Work
As I mentioned in this post last November, one of my best experiences of doing the job in …
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Be the Vendor (Not the Applicant) in the Job Interview (Sale!)
It’s a point-of-view game-changer: are you an applicant in a job interview, or a vendor? I’ve …
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An Unexpected Gift at Work
I must admit, I love tendering job offers. Match-making a talented candidate to a position where …
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