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  1. Testing OpenBeek
  2. @Work4AOL What I've been disagreeing with is this push to make us all think that actual "brand" = "employment" brand.
  3. @Work4AOL We have diff.vantage points. I'm 3rd party. I have no "EB" 2 speak of. As involved as I am in SM I'm still unaware of most co's EB
  4. @Work4AOL That was said w/in the context of employment branding - Candidates have very little interest in long-term rel's w/non employers
  5. @Work4AOL Where in the world would get get that I don't believe in long term relationship building?
  6. @Animal Trying to give you help is harder than potty training a toddler.....(and I've done both....)
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  8. Whenever I get lost - Whenever I feel weak - Whenever just because....Tragically Hip "Honey, Please" ♫ http://blip.fm/~gfjzb
  9. @MNHeadhunter Is your question for an agency recruiter? or corpt. 2 very different needs.
  10. @Work4AOL I'm sorry - but it all (always) boils down to whether there is a job open - and the work is of interest (or maybe not) to them
  11. @Work4AOL Absurd/extreme examples do not equate to the norm. We'd all like to work at Google.
  12. @alexdesoto Respectfully disagree. Brand does not = "what it's like 2 work there". Many R trying 2 convince us otherwise #socialrecruiting
  13. @Work4AOL People dont care what its like 2 work 4 a company unless they're applying & dont pay attention that info until needed.
  14. @JennyDeVaughn I'm glad we're friends Jenny. :)
  15. @MNHeadhunter I'll give you that. Today is one of those where I'm just not buying all the hype. Gotta keep some perspective on this stuff.
  16. @MNHeadhunter Possibly. But employment reputation is mainly learned via knowing someone who works there. Marketing doesn't change it.
  17. @GCompass Comparing the necessity of drinking the SM koolaide with the need for a web site back in the 90s? Not even close.
  18. @jeaninthecity IMHO - Very few people know of any particular employment brand - even fewer care about them. It's all hype #socialrecruiting
  19. @jeaninthecity The best people 4 most roles (Eng/IT/Research/Production) R engaged IRL- not a constant stream of employment brands
  20. @sharlyn_lauby I find that statement somewhat absurd. #socialrecruiting (via @kariquass @ImSoSarah)