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| July 22, 2003 |
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Read John Sumser's Electronic Recruiting News for insight and analysis.
Check Out the Competition
Content Hound is a desktop application for recruiters designed to surf the Web to update news items and job postings for an individual recruiter's Web site. The application will look for news based on keywords, update job postings based on what is current in one's applicant tracking system, publish links to other relevant sites, and offer books through links to Amazon. From
BroadLook, a Pewaukee, Wisconsin-based software development company.
New Combinations
Executive Connections and Hitchenor Maher are to merge and form the largest national independent financial recruitment agency in the UK. The new holding company will be ECHM Group Ltd, but will remain with current trading names.
Reveille
ExecuNet, an executive-level networking, jobs, and career advancement site, will use the Resume Mirror REX resume extraction technology to enhance the application process of new members building career profiles and preferences.
The Address Book
RemX Financial Staffing, a division of RemedyTemp Inc., opens an office in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Infectious
A study, When the Presence of Creative Coworkers Is Related to Creativity, which examines the role of the joint condition of supervisor close monitoring and the presence of creative coworkers on employee creativity, finds that when creative coworkers were present, the less supervisors engaged in close monitoring and the more employees exhibited creativity, and that the contribution of this joint condition was stronger for employees with less creative personalities, such that when creative coworkers were present, the more supervisors provided developmental feedback and the more employees exhibited creativity. From the June 2003 issue of Journal of Applied Psychology.
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