Archive for January, 2008
(January 30, 2008) The nice thing about an idea like the Recruiting Roadshow™ is that it seems to inspire lots of help. Our sponsors enjoy giving back to the community, knowing that their investment in education will deliver significant returns. They are generally willing to bet that they are investing in the right thing.
Then [...]
(January 28, 2008) I had breakfast with Susan Burns on Friday. (Notice that the link is to Dave Mendoza’s blog. He’s doing some amazing work.) One of the things that I noticed over eggs (besides Hollandaise) was the importance of hearing other people talk about your business.
There’s just no way that an individual (or [...]
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(January 18, 2008) Jason Davis and RecruitingBlogs.com are the first charter sponsors for the entire 2008 Recruiting Roadshow™ series. They join Don Ramer and Arbita, the first underwriters as pivotal financial and logistical supporters.
In a move that simultaneously validates his encouragement of ongoing professional education and the development of professional online community, Jason Davis [...]
(January 18, 2008) The 2008 Las Vegas Recruiting Roadshow™ will be held on Feb 27th at the Green Valley Ranch Resort. Registration and further information will be available this weekend.
Big thanks to Douglas Geinzer who is coordinating the event.
(January 17, 2008) From the beginning, there were ‘issues’. Vertical search engines (and gasp, big giant universal search engines, too) make their money by taking other people’s intellectual property and doing something with it. When Google ‘indexes’ your web pages, it is copying them into its database for its use. When a Job Board ’scrapes’ [...]
(January 16, 2008) So, the newspapers have finally invented the advertising agency.
Someone might want to remind them that TMP and Hodes both had to segregate their media businesses from their agency businesses. The problem is that you can not make unbiased recommendations when you are the owner of one of the properties under consideration.
That [...]
Special Thanks to Matt Martone, the team at Yahoo and Ami Givertz
In the fall, Shally interviewed Jason. Thanks to Steven Rothberg for pointing to this video
(January 15, 2008) Isn’t it weird that the labor shortage is happening in an explosion of data. It’s easier and easier to find information about people while it’s harder and harder to find them. The number of needles is declining while the size of the haystack is growing.
Isn’t that how it seems?
There are some pretty [...]



