Friday, October 21, 2011
Abacus Group Blog: How Virtual Footprints Affect Employment
Abacus Group Blog: How Virtual Footprints Affect Employment: Typically, an individual seeking a job prepares, as is recommended, in the following ways: developing a valuable skill set; networking with ...
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Abacus Group Blog: Don’t Get Discarded: Six Techniques for a More Att...
Abacus Group Blog: Don’t Get Discarded: Six Techniques for a More Att...: As discussed in our 10/7/11 post , a resume serves as a candidate’s chief form of personal advertisement to recruiters and potential employe...
Friday, October 14, 2011
Abacus Group Blog: The Road to Career Recovery
Abacus Group Blog: The Road to Career Recovery: It’s common knowledge that the current economic conditions have been less than friendly to many Americans, including finance professionals. ...
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Monday, April 13, 2009
PCmag's Top 20 Job Websites
After 8 years of collecting data, analyzing trends and testing uncountable numbers of landing pages the website that i took from concept to launch has finally received recognition by PCmag.com as #4 on their list of Top 20 Job Websites.
While it has been a year since i left the company, I still find it rewarding that my dedication and hard work has been recognized.
In this market job seekers need all the help they can get, I being one of them.
this market finds hiring companies being more selective and more willing to "hold out" for the perfect match than any other.
A recent poll of executive recruiters has shown that 50% of them find that "Slow / Hesitant Clients" are their greatest challenge in this market. This is not only a problem for recruiters, but also, candidates.
With unemployment continually on the rise most companies believe that the perfect match is out there, so they are more apt to over-evaluate prospects under the assumption that the ideal candidate to fit their mold exists. Since recruiters are paid my companies they are also falling into line with the companies, making job searches for candidate considerably more challenging.
While it has been a year since i left the company, I still find it rewarding that my dedication and hard work has been recognized.
In this market job seekers need all the help they can get, I being one of them.
this market finds hiring companies being more selective and more willing to "hold out" for the perfect match than any other.
A recent poll of executive recruiters has shown that 50% of them find that "Slow / Hesitant Clients" are their greatest challenge in this market. This is not only a problem for recruiters, but also, candidates.
With unemployment continually on the rise most companies believe that the perfect match is out there, so they are more apt to over-evaluate prospects under the assumption that the ideal candidate to fit their mold exists. Since recruiters are paid my companies they are also falling into line with the companies, making job searches for candidate considerably more challenging.
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Funny Recruiting Video
I found this on recruitingblogs.com and thought i would share.
Find more videos like this on RecruitingBlogs.com
Saturday, August 23, 2008
The Bastards Got Me Again!!
Yesterday morning I was in the middle of updating the copy for my website...because quite frankly...as far as marketing copy goes...it sucked...
As i finished updating the last page...BAM!...my site was hacked again and I lost all my updates...about 3 hrs worth...
And it still appears there is nothing i can do to prevent this other than spending a ton of money to put security on the site...And at this point it is just easier for me to clean it up than put the security in...
just keep pushing forward.
As i finished updating the last page...BAM!...my site was hacked again and I lost all my updates...about 3 hrs worth...
And it still appears there is nothing i can do to prevent this other than spending a ton of money to put security on the site...And at this point it is just easier for me to clean it up than put the security in...
just keep pushing forward.
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About Me
- Gregory Saukulak
- New York
- With over 17 years of experience in Management, Training and Executive Search, Greg has developed a wide array of skills across several disciplines, to include, management, coaching, process improvement, training program design, development and implementation, and executive search and sourcing. Greg’s management and leadership experience were developed early in his career as a Naval Officer, where he was responsible for leading a division of skilled technicians. This experience taught him an important lesson, “respect isn’t given, its earned.”. As a distinguished military graduate of the Virginia Military Institute and a former Naval Officer, Greg has had first-hand experience with successfully applying his leadership, training, management and recruiting skills in the manufacturing and recruitment industries over the course of his career. His diverse background has influenced his approach to effectively managing projects and staying on top of fast-changing needs and trends in the marketplace: “Clear communication is key to the success of any endeavor. “ His free time outside of work is spent with his wife and dogs. He enjoys fishing, boating, and photography.
