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Can your niche job board afford to take the top executives in the Nation to Pinehurst Golf Resort for an all expenses paid "Executive Golf Trip"?
CareerBuilder can..
Oh the fine tradition of greasing the palms continues in the recruiting space. (insert deeply rooted sarcasm here). (Read More)
: Desperate times....desperate measures. Hope the attendees can spell conflict of interest to their company ethics committee. Unless of course this is the person who chairs it.
: Desperate times....desperate measures. Hope the attendees from publicly traded firms can spell c_o_n_f_l_i_c_t_o_f_i_n_t_e_r_e_s_t to their company ethics committee.
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