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Doing this off the top of my head.

This brings up another question that my partner and I were talking about the other day. Hopefully Lifehacker might bring it up for discussion.

I have no idea what percentage of jobs are filled without going through a recruiter (which is what I do), but one of the first things that we do is make certain that the candidate and the company are in the same ballpark when it comes to salary. Unless there are extenuating circumstances, most people are not going to

I've been a recruiter for nearly 10 years. A hiring manager for about 10 (not as a recruiter).

I don't know of any HR person, or hiring manager who reads a cover letter.

Rule of thumb for interviews. Agreeing with the above. God gave you ONE mouth and TWO ears for a reason. The more that you listen to what interviewers

If you really want to drive yourself nuts, do something such as start playing an electric guitar. Different voltages, different amperages, for the sound pedals that you might use. Even pedals from the same company, but different pedals, will be different.

ALWAYS get the offer in writing.

Except for Heavens Hill, interesting buildings.

Just a point of reference. Keep in mind that when you "buy" ebooks from Amazon, you don't really "own" the book. In reality, you're renting them. Amazon keeps all the rights.

Unless you've got proof to the contrary, the question is ridiculous on the surface. There are a thousand and one reasons this may have happened. None of which would have a sinister motive.

By your logic, every program prior to 1971, "All in the Family", could be accused of the same thing.

ALWAYS get the offer in writing.

Two points.

I'm a recruiter.

Dundee, IL 40 miles NW of Chicago.
Comcast
Total $150.00 TV, Internet and Phone

TV - We have one level up from basic.
Internet is supposed to be at 25 Mps download and 5 Mps upload.
Phone - Nothing special

E is the most common vowel in the English language. In order to prevent jamming, you would want to put that letter in a position farthest from any other key. Anything else would make that key more likely to jam. ie. You don't put the highest usage keys closest together.

Tires.

Having had various hobbies over the years, one of the easiest ways to find out if you want to try something is to find a group of people who are doing it and find out if that sparks your interest.

There are some things, such as radio controlled planes that have a higher entry cost, but you can still hang around the

Okay. You gave me an idea.

This year's Indy 500. As all the cars are sitting there.

Here's another rule about you qualifying for a job.

Does the car look spectacular? Absolutely. We already knew that.

If you've been in your current job for two or three years, unless you're trying to get a job where your GPA is relevant, drop it.