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I Want to Work in HR

by Shannon Seery

A new friend sent me this video,  It made me laugh, but also made me a bit sad because of the truth behind much of it.  This was made by HR.com - you can find the original on HR.com here.  My favorite part...."When I grow up, I want to be hiring manager so that I can hire A Players...on a B budget."

November 12, 2006 in Recruiting |

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Shannon, that thing's hilarious!

Posted by: Maureen Sharib | November 12, 2006 at 12:42 PM

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