March/Spring 2009...
Jeff Immelt, CEO of General Electric described the current economic conditions
as “not a recession – a reset”. While this is certainly a dire message describing
the
significance of the current economic
conditions, there are many optimistic
individuals who also see “reset” as an
opportunity to start fresh. Our readers
submitted hundreds of comments and some
ideas about how they’ve optimistcally
approached the market with new, exciting
concepts and processes.. Read on...
Finally, a News Aggregator for Executive Recruiters, and it's FREE?
Searching for relevant news can be frustrating and time-consuming for executive recruiters. Scanning numerous sites for business news that's relevant to the search business and its clients is often so frstrating that the responsibilities are given to researchers and adminstrative assistants who spend hours visiting multiple sites and consolidating information on behalf of recruiters. Seeing this inefficiency led one firm to create a news site dedicated to executive recruiters. The company created technology to scan multiple sites and gather only the latest, most relevant news and organize it in ccategories, including executive appointments, industry and even geographically. We recommend it as your home page, since the information is updated by the minute, accessing such sites as PR Newswire (press releases), WSJ and Crain's, among others. In another first, the company is also offering to embed this resource in its recruiting database product in order to capture and deliver up-to-the-minute news on clients, potential new clients and active candidates. More...
Apples iPhone: Ready for Business
Apple’s iPhone is
extremely popular among the
younger crowd because of its fluid
interface and its ability to
incorporate functions important to
today’s younger executives.
The iPhone operates like a mini
computer. It surfs the Internet using
a very friendly web browser. It
accesses email the same way your
computer does (direct – not through
another provider) and it interacts
with many popular tools such as
twitter, facebook, linkedIn, and
more.More...
Lost Your Recruiting Job: How is your firm reacting to the economy?
Most large search firm repeat a cycle throughout changing market conditions: hire when busy, fire when slow. So why don't they ever use the down-cylce opportunity to create a more efficient search model so they can better sustain employment when the next downturn occurs? We've received tips, lists and all kinds of contact from individuals terminated from search firms. Leading firms have released hundreds of individuals, with one prominent Chicago-based firm terminating over 100 employees in the US. Terminated employees are faced with few opportunities in the business and long lines wherever jobs are available. This is forcing some hunters to band together and build new search businesses. What is your story and what are you doing to survive? Visit our blog.
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