Word: recruiters
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...York Police Department (NYPD) is looking to recruit Harvard students into its ranks, and will administer a free walk-in Police Officer Examination at the Kennedy School of Government at 1 p.m. tomorrow...
Money tells: the fact that candidates spend almost nothing to recruit the support of young voters is the clearest example of lawmakers’ belief in the apathy and powerlessness of youth. Of course, the paucity of major campaign donors under 30 has something to do with politicians’ willingness to disregard the opinions of twenty-somethings. Unfortunately, but unsurprisingly, this disregard reinforces the apathy among college-age potential voters. Young people have exploded into national prominence in the last decade as entrepreneurs, dot-com millionaires, pop stars and community activists. The ’90s recognized the power...
...wake of the past year's downsizing, and with the economy growing again, it won't be too long before the rest of corporate America follows the automakers in slamming their personnel policies into reverse. The smartest firms are already changing the way they recruit. Instead of filling positions as they open up, companies are developing a "constant pipeline of qualified candidates," says Kathy McGirr, senior vice president of talent acquisition and development at Fidelity Investments. With the help of software start-up Hire.com Fidelity has developed a pool of 17,000 internal candidates for promotion or transfer, plus more...
...comes over a salary dispute with syndicator King World Productions, since the two parties were unable to agree on terms for the next two years. According to the Washington Post, Goldberg, who also served as an executive producer, earned $10 million a year to offer up one-liners and recruit a rotating galaxy of her celebrity friends to appear on the show. No replacement has been named, but somewhere a failed sitcom star is calling his agent...
...recruited athletes were as academically qualified as regular students, then there would be no need to give some athletes special consideration. Still, some would argue that to fill its teams Harvard needs to recruit athletes who are suited to individual positions. But Harvard can field numerous orchestras, bands and club sports teams—activities that require as much specialization as varsity sports—without resorting to formalized tagging methods...