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Forrester just published their report on Web Analytics Professional Service Firms called, “Where to Get Help With Web Analytics.”  The report came out with some interesting tidbits and sound advice for companies that are looking to improve their ROI on web spend. 
We knew that the industry was highly fragmented, but the report shows that 25% […]

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Posted in: Web & Marketing Analytics by Corry Prohens
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If you’re not aware of some of Indeed’s (www.indeed.com) job trend analysis, you should check it out - it is really interesting. You can search for any word or phrase to see what the trend has been over the last couple of years in terms of the number of online job postings that the term […]

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I have read a few articles about how the traditional online job/resume boards are being threatened by social media sites like LinkedIn.  As a recruiting professional that uses all channels for sourcing candidates I think this argument is a bit overdone. 
Corporate HR departments are the lion’s share of the job boards’ revenue and there […]

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Posted in: Recruiting by Corry Prohens
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I grew up in the era before email, when recruiters bothered people the old fashioned way – by calling them on the phone.  Junior recruiters, eager to make their first placements were handed corporate directories or lists of names and told to keep dialing until someone says yes.  We would rehearse our pitches and get […]

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We have had some situations with candidates recently that have raised this issue in our office.  I think there are certain privacy rights that are a given in the executive search business:
1.        You never submit a candidate for a position without their approval
2.       You never change a person’s resume without their permission
What about as #3. […]

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Posted in: Recruiting by Corry Prohens
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