Recruiting.com

Jason,
Good luck on your next venture, as I say in my latest post quoting Shai Agassi, "In the valley, you can’t just do one thing.”
And restless we are to move on to new beginings, for the bloggers and entrepreneurs it is never an ending it is the start to a new begining.
As many others, I too have a great idea for you.. please feel free to contact me!
Best Wishes,
Shweta
Careerbright (www.careerbright.com)

Thank you for all the great comments. It has been great fun and as an entrepreneur, the recruiting industry is a great place to be. I don't think I am quite ready to make a move from it so I won't be far. Thanks again.

Jason --

You are leaving huge shoes to fill. I know that for me personally, you made a scary and new thing (blogging)seem more approachable and do-able. Your willingness to be warm, personable and to foster communication with strangers has been very valuable. I truly feel that your contributions MUST continue somewhere.....you're too good to be still for long!

Thanks for your caring and ability to "spread the word" -- you'll be missed at Recruiting.com!

Linda
HR Generalist/Recruiting Manager

Wow. All I can say is WOW. Although we hate to see you go JD, good luck with your new endeavors and I know I'll be seeing you again in the future. Often times a change can be the best thing possible and I wish you all the best. Oh here I go getting all nostalgic again...sniff sniff.

Change is not a bad thing, is it?

For posterities sake, from me to you: Thanks for everything that you have done as both a visionary and activist in this now burgeoning space.

Especially, thank you for everything you gave to me personally and for encouraging me to commune here.

While it will be fun to watch what you come up with next, one wonders if Jobster will still keep us amused. For sure, Recruiting.com will have more than an empty chair to fill when you have moved on.

Personally, I'm excited for JD and the recruiting world because his departure from Jobster and Recruiting.com will provide him with more hours in the day to lend his talents to another venture.

Maybe we can come up with a list of possibilities. Given that JD lives in Toronto and therefore is required to be a hockey fan and given that the local team is again becoming affectionately known in hockey circles as the Maple Laughs, my vote would be for JD to be their next General Manager. In that role, he can fix their recruiting and retention policies so they stop their cycle of getting rid of crappy players for next to nothing and getting them back via trades for ransom prices.

Steven Rothberg, President and Founder
CollegeRecruiter.com career site

I do. Hey, Carl, I'm in agreeance with you.