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Today: 'Digging Into RecruitingBlogs.com'

Anyone who has been around the online water cooler -- the community blogs where a caravan of recruiters come to gargle and spit -- will know that Jason Davis [aka Slouch] and John Sumser never you leave you dry.

Job satisfaction for some stems from the challenges in the job or a sense of purpose while for others it’s more extrinsic and, for example, may be measured by the money they make. For others it may come from the learning that takes place or from knowing that their work matters or from helping others. Still for some simply having a job to go to everyday in order to have “other” things in life is fine, and it’s from “accepting” that they can derive their satisfaction. Click the title to read more of the article.

Nope, this isn’t an April Fool’s joke.

You just had a Rock Star interview….you walked out of the office and knew the job was yours for the taking. The company is dying for you, and even you choose that this job isn’t the right move for you – at least the ego boost feels great. Click the title to read more of the article.

Here are my ideas from my side of the desk as a career coach:

1. The person the coach is working with doesn’t do the necessary work on him/herself to find a reasonable job goal.
2. The coachee lies.
3. The coach also lies. Click the title to read more of the article.

I recently had the pleasure of sitting down with Bill Vick and talking about one of shared passions: how recruiters can and should use social networking sites. Well, Bill was in Dallas and I was in Mi

Talent Technology is putting on a webinar through RecruitingBlogs.com - April 29th

Ever wonder just what exactly is holding back your career? Maybe this is one reason.