For Recruiting on the Social Web - add some innovation!
This
post has a twist. It's not so much about advise for recruiters, 'cause
I'm not a recruiter. It's about engaging in relationships with others
and letting our ...READ»
The economy doesn't seem to be improving and housing prices are dropping (though interest rates are, too). Common sense would say there wouldn't be too many folks looking to trade-in their current jobs for one that you are offering. ...READ»
Customers can get Satisfaction - with Sunshine Socialutions
Meetings
for government at all levels are covered by sunshine laws, which
require opening to public view and access meetings and records
regarding those meetings for ...READ»
According to a recent Rapleaf study,
while both sexes still use social networking sites in huge numbers,
women are the ones holding down the fort. I have known that the ladies
"get" the social part of social networking ...READ»
Cabling together the Social Web -- that's Plaxtastic
Whenever
technology advances to the point of usefulness, it's usually because
someone found a great fit between two or more previously independent
offerings. In ...READ»
We are, of course, social creatures, and many marketers understand that. Telecom companies have long encouraged us to connect with our friends & family (or Unity), call our network for free, and purchase family plans. ...READ»
It's been my experience that government and quasi-government agencies are always the last ones to figure out the technology that helps them accomplish their mission. For the most part, my impression has not changed, though more and ...READ»
. . . with possible improvement if COMmunication improves
Jay Deragon's post Can Comcast Reverse the Storm suggests that Comcast has the opportunity to be a leading brand that leverages the tools of the web for improvement ...READ»
I received a call today from a friend who asked for assistance in brainstorming a two-and-a-half hour presentation on a topic she was very familiar with. She doubted that she could keep the attendees' attention for that long, though ...READ»
In an earlier post we saw that a few police departments had
begun experimenting with Twitter . . . And now we see the fire departments
Twitter, too!
Thanks to Grant Griffiths for his post in the Twitterverse! Grant ...READ»
