Via WESH.COM / Monster.com
It’s not just what you say that can be held against you when you’re looking for a job. It’s also what you post on MySpace, write in your blog and broadcast on YouTube.
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News, Information and Important Resources for Human Resource Professionals and Job Seekers
Posted in October 2007 …
Activating & Deactivating User Accounts
The User Account Manager in Hirebridge Recruiter has been improved to provide greater flexibility to how you grant access to your database.
This new feature allows you to dynamically grant and remove User access to your Hirebridge system with the click of a button. Users are now classified as Activated and able to log in, or Deactivated without the ability to log in to the system. Since Users can now be deactivated, you no longer have to delete a User from the system to grant access to another.
The User Account Manager now shows the current and total number of User accounts you have purchased for your Hirebridge system, and the current and total number of Activated and Deactivated Users that are currently allowed.
The User Account Manager does NOT change how new User accounts are added to your Hirebridge system; it allows you to deactivate Users rather than deleting them.
Activated Users are marked by the 
button
Deactivated Users are marked by the 
button
10 dumbest job-interview moves
Via Fortune/CNN
Even in a relatively strong job market, it can be tough to make yourself stand out from the competition. So it seems some job hunters these days are resorting to, um, innovative (or is that desperate?) ways of making sure their interviews are unique and memorable.
Online job ads rise
via Staffing Industry Analysts …
The number of U.S. jobs posted online rose 4.0%, or 165,200, to almost 4.3 million in September, according to The Conference Board’s online help-wanted advertising survey. Total ads rose 17.5% year-over-year in September.
