Apr 28, 2011
One of the advantages of G-Recruiting, and cloud recruiting in general, is the ability to share and collaborate. Because data is stored in the cloud anyone who has a link, permission and internet access can find, share, edit, publish and file anything — everything from a job description to a full-blown site, landing page and apply online to boot. Because changes are made in realtime the pain of emailing stuff back and forth can be avoided. No more worrying about who has which version, or where you filed that precious document. It is also an efficient way to manage large volumes of data, like resumes.
One of the disadvantages, at least for people habituated to Microsoft, is having to figure out how to do stuff that is second nature in a new system like Google. Not that it is that hard, Google has addressed that and more with Google Cloud for Microsoft Office.
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Aug 29, 2009
If you had a Gmail account preset as part of your G-Recruiter set-up this tutorial will guide you through getting your labels and multiple inboxes in order.
The tutorial also serves as a reference for setting up the default labels for anyone creating their own G-Recruiter resume database and tracking system from scratch.
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Jul 8, 2009
Hat tip to Suzi Tonini for pointing this out on Louis Gray’s blog, ‘Gmail Should be the Hub of Your Company’s Social Media Strategy.
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Jun 22, 2009
If you recruit for different clients you may be using different email aliases and accounts. While Gmail allows you to maintain several email addresses to send mail [and reply to] from it does not support multiple email signatures for each.
I’ve just added Blank Canvas Gmail Signatures to my Firefox extensions. The extension is designed to address this issue.
Jun 21, 2009
This new productivity script looks interesting. The author is the same person who gave us Folders4Gmail and other goodies.
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Jun 19, 2009
As part of my migration from Microsoft to Google I have installed gAttach!
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May 21, 2009
Google Operating System Blog says:
Google Docs has a flexible system of organizing documents. While initially Google Docs used a labeling system similar to the one from Gmail, the current version combines the benefits of labels with the simplicity of folders. The interface names them folders, but they’re actually hierarchical labels.
You can add a document to multiple folders without creating copies. Just go to ‘all items’ and drag the document to more than one folder. Since the sidebar doesn’t show subfolders, you can’t drag the document to a subfolder.
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