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ATLANTA - Further to my post about Business Week's ranking of the World's Most Influential Headhunters, it pains me to say that I have crumbled under the pressure of the Recruiting Animal to "cease and desist making fun of the award and its recipients." Sadly, I have been excommunicated from the recruitosphere and temporarily suspended from the Recruiting Animal Show. A story from yesterday's paper explains ...
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Hahahaha! This is a great and funny article. I just forwarded it to most of the people in my contact list (at least the ones with a sense of humor). You are definitely going on my blogroll.
Posted by: Todd Moss | 2008.02.18 at 09:30
Yeah
Posted by: Recruiting Animal | 2008.02.05 at 14:47
Harry,
Thanks. I needed that! i howled with laughter. You have to let em know how you did the newspaper piece.
David
Posted by: David Perry | 2008.02.05 at 13:59
This guy Bjorn has all the relevance of Britney Spears at a child custody hearing.
Im sure Pasi has the Helsinki headhunter market cornered. I think a strategic alliance is in order.
Posted by: Eric | 2008.02.05 at 11:47