People have always complained about where they work, or used to work. But these days, it’s a lot easier for them to find an audience online — and cause serious damage.
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Tags: Criticat, cybersmear, disgruntled employees, ex-employees, JobVent
It’s not just for bratty teenagers anymore. Text messages now provide an easy way to keep track of your daily schedule - perfect for busy HR pros.
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Tags: calendar, Google, schedule, text message
It’s one of the most important electronic recruiting tools, but a lot of companies don’t get enough of the “Careers” section of their corporate Web sites. Here’s why a German bank was rated as the best page by job seekers - and how you can learn from them.
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Tags: careers, Deutsche Bank, recruiting, Web page
Google Base is one of the lesser known elements in Google’s arsenal. But it can provide a quick way to find a few more resumes the next time you have an open job to fill.
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It’s no secret that Google wants to do every computing task anyone could ever think of. Now that includes hosting and creating of company intranets. The price is right (as in) but will security be a problem?
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Heads up: Your company’s being reviewed. Thanks to help of a few Web sites, your employees can vent their frustrations to potential candidates and anyone else who will listen.
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Trying to take your recruiting online? Social networking site LinkedIn has just released a new service aimed specifically at candidate-seekers.
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Do you like setting up meetings? You know, figuring out managers’ availability for scheduling harassment training or personnel discussion. You probably answered no – but there’s a free application that might be able to help.
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Are there job candidates out there so good you’d hand them a check just for taking the time to talk to you? May sound crazy, but the creators of NotchUp.com don’t think so.
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