That was the week that was…

• Author: Amitai Givertz
• Posted: July 29, 2007
• Category: Recruiting
• Tags: Archives, Blogs
• Comments:

Week ending July 27, 2007
 
A round-up from the recruiting industry’s group blogs, portals and individual archives:
 
John Sumser’s “Take Five” on Recruiting.com:

Monday: Five News Off the wires
Tuesday: Five Items Workforce Planning: Getting Really Hot
Wednesday: Five [More] Items Respectance, a social network for people who have passed away
Thursday: And Another Five Items On the Web, Everyone Knows Your Reputation
Friday: Five Views The Recursive Nature of Recruiting Blogs

“News to Peruse” on The Recruiting Network

Monday: SuccessFactors goes for an IPO
Tuesday: Indian head hunters search for elusive talent as jobs, salaries increase
Wednesday: Earnings Up By Improving Talent Management Function
Thursday: Generation Y HR Professionals Entering Workforce
Friday: Workstream Gets $20M Financing

“Recruiting by Numbers” on Bells & Whistles

Monday: 10 ways to get a grip on your e-mail
Tuesday: Talent Management: Ten Tips Checklist
Wednesday: The Ten C’s of Employee Engagement
Thursday: Employee Engagement: Eight Key Drivers
Friday: Five Steps to More Effective Diversity Recruiting

“Quote for the Day” on RecruitingBlogs.com

Monday: On the truth and shades of grey…
Tuesday: On HR and Staffing MIA or AWOL…
Wednesday: On internet recruiting and the perspective of time…
Thursday: On educating tomorrows workforce and the poor getting poorer…
Friday: On “Recruiter, re-tool thyself”…

“Animal Crackers” on RecruitingBloggers.com

Monday: Linked In, Facebook, MySpace Report
Tuesday: Describe Yourself In Ten Seconds
Wednesday: Do The Best Get Hired?
Thursday: The Facebook Effect
Friday: Mixing Work and Vacation

ERE Blog Network

Monday: Throwback Recruiting! Robert Stanke
Tuesday: Frugality by Jom Vogel
Wednesday: The Learning Curve Is Larger Than You Think! by Anna steele
Thursday: Recruiting 101.. The Road To Success Begins in Your Heart. by Jean-Paul Renard
Friday: Recruiting by Intuition by Anil Kasibhatla

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