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Originally posted by Joe Black.Yeah I agree with you. Is Iprofile what the guy (who started this thread) is suggesting?
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Originally posted by BobTheCrate...ps : Does your Angel do a turn ?
Put "Clara Morgane" into Google images and see a few of her tricks. NSFW.
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Originally posted by FleetwoodMy sentiments exactly, Bob.
ps : Does your Angel do a turn ?
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Originally posted by BobTheCrateI do not believe finding the best candidates is all about collating narrow, predefined skills and placing them within a ring fenced box.
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Originally posted by BobTheCrateI don't know iProfile (heard of it though) but seems to me it's just one more piece of tulipe that attempts to alleviate the need for recruitment agents and HR recruiters to actually 'think' about candidates and make 'professional judgements'.
I do not believe finding the best candidates is all about collating narrow, predefined skills and placing them within a ring fenced box.
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I don't know iProfile (heard of it though) but seems to me it's just one more piece of tulipe that attempts to alleviate the need for recruitment agents and HR recruiters to actually 'think' about candidates and make 'professional judgements'.
I do not believe finding the best candidates is all about collating narrow, predefined skills and placing them within a ring fenced box.
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I think I-Profile really is a load of old wank, it's soooo user-unfriendly, and what, ATEOTD, does it do that a search of CVs in a Word/RTF format doesn't?
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How are we supposed to pinch your idea if you don't tell us what it is.
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Originally posted by tim123I have no problem with companies that use iProfile provided that they don't expect me to fill it in. Fill in, in my case, means add all the new sections that aren't there already, many of which, for my skill set, are pretty basic things which should have been there but aren't. How someone can use such a tool to resource a person in my area of technology when none of the key-words exist in the tool I fail to understand.
tim
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Originally posted by MordacOh Dear. It's IProfile, arguably (no, definitely) the crappiest recruitment system ever devised. I've had to threaten these idiots with the DPA to get my (wrong) details removed. Now I won't touch agencies who use it. Saves a lot of aggro.
tim
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Originally posted by bennyboyThese contractors (probably have to include myself in that) are elitist, egomaniac 5 year olds with ability to use big words and spell correctly
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sasguru "The Biggest and Bestest Guru".
FFS learn to spell
sasguru "The Biggest and Bestest *****".
It's not difficult!
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Goodnight
Well that's me done for the day.
Thanks to the people who have said they'd help. If anyone else wants to please PM me or email me. I really do appreciate the help.
And it has been an experience posting to this forum - that's for sure.
If I ever get accused of being an agent again I shall hunt the contractor down and insert a sharp COM object into a place that not even .net 3 can reach !!
Have a good weekend.
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