Monthly Archives: March 2006

Continuous Recruiting

Posted on March 31, 2006 by johanna

I’ve been traveling virtually all of March. (You can probably tell, eh?) I’m leaving Albuquerque today and spoke with some folks from Chili’s, the restaurant chain.They’re opening a new restaurant in this area, and are hiring over 100 people. I … Continue reading →

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Review Posted on Stickyminds

Posted on March 8, 2006 by johanna

I just read Lee Copeland’s review on Stickyminds. If you don’t read Stickyminds regularly, consider it. I’m a regular columnist for Stickyminds and have written columns about hiring in the last couple of years.

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A Little Blog Housekeeping

Posted on March 2, 2006 by johanna

If you read this blog via a newsreader instead of a browser, you may not notice I’ve been slowly making changes. I have finally figured out how to have Blogger automatically generate the archive links in reverse chronological order on … Continue reading →

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A Perfect Example of Insufficient Cultural Fit

Posted on March 2, 2006 by johanna

Larry Summers has been ousted as the President of Harvard. (I’m based in the Boston/Cambridge area, so you can imagine the news coverage here.) If you look at the facts, it’s clear to me, he was canned because he didn’t … Continue reading →

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