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Month: June 2011

Happy Father’s Day – Mr. Solomon Leon…My Dad (Love you!!!)

It is a beautiful Sunday morning and to start off the renewal of another day, I took a walk to Wild Flour to get a pesto, mozzarella,… Read more “Happy Father’s Day – Mr. Solomon Leon…My Dad (Love you!!!)”

June 19, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

A Perfect Storm

Good morning world. It is Saturday morning, a cup of rasberry pomogranate tea, my Saturday morning mix and the dead silence of everything around me. Truly the… Read more “A Perfect Storm”

June 18, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Don’t Cry – Original Screenplay (About losing a friend during September 11 Attacks)

Over the course of our lives, we will each experience tragedy, some with extreme levels of anguish and some with deeply personal ties that penetrate deep into… Read more “Don’t Cry – Original Screenplay (About losing a friend during September 11 Attacks)”

June 15, 2011September 10, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Love: A Photo and Quote Journey of Exploration

“You can shed tears that she is gone, or you can smile because she has lived. You can close your eyes and pray that she’ll come back,… Read more “Love: A Photo and Quote Journey of Exploration”

June 14, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Love needs to always prevail…or else what do we have?

“All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on.” — Havelock Ellis Have you looked deep into someone’s eyes and… Read more “Love needs to always prevail…or else what do we have?”

June 14, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

My Own Private Idaho…In the Heart of Charleston (The Remedy Market on Spring Street)

The Remedy Market on Spring….Where everybody knows your name and they’re always glad you came… http://theremedymarket.blogspot.com/ 162 Spring Street Charleston, SC 29403 Let us begin with John,… Read more “My Own Private Idaho…In the Heart of Charleston (The Remedy Market on Spring Street)”

June 13, 2011June 15, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

We are all healers…..

This morning I had brunch at Cork Bistro. Not because of the amazing reputation of the chef or the diverse menu selection, but because of Burk. Burk… Read more “We are all healers…..”

June 11, 2011June 12, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Golden Years of your Life – Why they are AWESOME!

My Winter with the N.U.T.S (aka: Snowbirds) Before I enlighten you with tales of intrigue, sensitivity, unconditional love and warmth, I should remind you that these emotions… Read more “Golden Years of your Life – Why they are AWESOME!”

June 10, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Dear Recruiter, Are you connecting with your candidates?

Recruiting is a specialty art. It is not as simple as providing full life cycle support. The key elements of a successful recruiter include: Marketing Research/Investigation Project… Read more “Dear Recruiter, Are you connecting with your candidates?”

June 8, 2011June 8, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

Tips for providing great customer service

We often hear the golden rule of customer service: “The customer is always right.” Let’s take a few moments to look past that core value of customer… Read more “Tips for providing great customer service”

June 7, 2011 by Recruiterpoet - Professionalism With Flare

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