Frank's Corner

This is what its all about!

Back in the mid-to-late nineteen-nineties Nynex (formerly New York Telephone) used to run quirky ads on television for its Yellow Pages. One of these ads spoofed recruiters! I was NOT HAPPY at the mud this particular ad dragged our recruiting industry through.

Everyone has a different style for getting retained searches. I’ve cultivated my own lazy man approach using carefully worded emails combined with powerful, eye-popping attachments that get extra notice. Join my Hireability webinar … and you will be among the first to learn of my new kit titled: “How I convert Contingency Searches to Prepaid [...]

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FIRST – Ignore the “subscribe” instructions on the right hand margin. If I can’t figure it out, neither will you. I found a much easier way for subscribing (actually tested by myself) as follows:

On September 3rd @ 1:30 PM Easter Standard Time I will be revealing a number of my inside tips, tricks, shortcuts, replies and other techniques I use to enhance relationships with candidates and clients through a 1.5 hour webinar. 21 different replies and conversion methods will be revealed. ONE for each year I’ve been recruiting. [...]

Fortunately I’ve been able to allow almost every post that’s been made here so far. I did unfortunately have to delete just two posts so in order to avoid that I’ve created this policy. FIRST This blog is for professional RECRUITERS ONLY.

When I hear of LinkedIn, Myspace, tweeter, Facebook and other alternate forms of recruiting I’m reminded of 10 years ago. It was 1998. Someone by the name of Barbara Ling popped up on the recruiting scene and without EVER having positioned or placed ONE CANDIDATE in her ENTIRE career she wrote the “Internet Recruiting Edge” [...]

My misplacement of capitalization is intentional in the above heading.  LinkedIn spells itself with a double capital so I decided to play along. There’s been alot of brouhaha over LinkedIn lately. Every conference, convention and seminar I attend has a LinkedIn workshop. LinkedIn Webinar invitations land in my email inbox semi-weekly. I don’t get it. [...]