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Referral Recruiting update

Back in November I wrote a piece talking about referral sites such as Zubka and Jobtonic.  Five months on I thought I’d see how these relatively new sites are doing....

Jobserve’s Beetle Branding

Last week I mentioned the lack of exciting branding/merchandising material produced by recruitment companies.   I was wondering if I’d get emails from various Marketing Managers showcasing their fabulous brand profiles. ...

State of the Blogosphere Report

Technorati publish quarterly State of the Blogosphere reports.  They revealed the findings of their most recent review just before the long weekend.  You can read the whole the whole report...

Interview with a Blogger – Jonathan Fagan

Jonathan Fagan is a real niche blogger.  He’s a (non-practising) solicitor who runs a legal recruitment consultancy.  His blog contains articles on legal recruitment as well as monthly legal job...

How to Hire Outside the Box

I get a really interesting weekly email called Ask the Headhunter. In this week’s issue the Headhunter, Nick Corcodilos, talks about how someone with a criminal record can best position...

It’s for chairidee

I love it when a company makes the most of their branding.  In the dry old world of recruitment it can be quite difficult to do that (although in the...

Interview with a blogger – Mike Taylor

Of all the bloggers listed on the UK Recruitment Blogs Feed page I’ve known Mike the longest.  I met Mike in the mid 90s when he was working in HR...

Checking out your hires online

Viadeo have commissioned some research to look at the issue of “Internet Reputation” (or NetRep as they are calling it).  Basically “how people are leaving significant footprints of personal information...

New Kid on the Blog

Dan McGuire, MD of Broadbean, has just entered the world of blogging with Dan’s Blog.  He’s not afraid to start as he means to go on obviously, as his first...

Domain Name Scam

A friend, and MD of a Executive Search company, called me up to ask my advice on what she thought sounded like a domain name scam. She’d been called by...
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