Your Favorite Knowledge Services Posts of 2011

Since 2011 represents the first year for the Knowledge Services blog, we wanted to highlight the top 10 posts of this year as ready by you:

1. Find Better Job Leads Using Social Networking Published July 8, 2011 by Andrea Connell, Senior Program Manager at Knowledge Services

More and more recruiters are refusing to pay to access the popular resume databases and instead are broadcasting their hot jobs via popular social networks. If you arent currently pursuing leads this way, you are missing a huge chunk of the market.

2. A Commitment to Grow and To Serve Published on July 21, 2011 by Emily Laskowski, Marketing Research Specialist at Knowledge Services

Indianapolis Mayor, Greg Ballard, announced in a press conference that Knowledge Services would be adding an additional 200 jobs for the city of Indianapolis. In exchange for the creation of new jobs, the Indiana Economic Development Centered has offered $2.7 million in state income tax credits and a job-training grant of $25,000.

3. Life CAN Be Simple Published on July 29, 2011 by Julie Bielawski, CEO at Knowledge Services

Technology has become so much of our daily lives almost like brushing our teeth. But are the simple days really gone? Our CEO provides insight on how to find a way to stay simple in our connected, exposed, and face-paced lives.

4. The Mission of a Resume Not What You Think Published July 28, 2011 by Andrea Connell, Senior Program Manager at Knowledge Services

The mission of a resume is not to get you a job. Prospective employers are most concerned about what you can do for them. Discover how to write your resume from the standpoint of the hiring manager to increase your chances of opening that door for the interview.

5. LUNA and Local Love Published on August 11, 2011 by Brent Woodruff, Account Manager/Recruiting Team Lead at Knowledge Services

Indianapolis is home to a quickly growing cultural scene and a community that has been coming together and taking shape over the last decade. LUNA Music is one establishment that demonstrates how organizations can and will succeed when resources are pulled together for one common purpose.

6. Knowledge Services and BCforward Partner for Super Bowl XLVI to Provide StaffingSolutions Published on October 18, 2011 by Emily Laskowski, Marketing Research Specialist at Knowledge Services

Gameday Management has selected two Indianapolis companies to source, to train, and to manage workers for administrative, hospitality, and parking duties surrounding the 2012 Super Bowl in Indianapolis.

7. How to Thrive in Todays Job Market Published on October 28, 2011 by Julie Bielawski, CEO at Knowledge Services

__ Ed Wenck from 93 WIBC Indys Afternoon news interviewed Recruiting Team Lead, Brent Woodruff, to discuss the new and old realities of todays job market. Discover some effective ways of responding to the trends shaping todays employment scene.

8. MacNivens and Movember A Night for Mens Health with Sun King Brewery Published on November 17, 2011 by Brent Woodruff, Account Manager/Recruiting Team Lead at Knowledge Services

Brent highlights one special Indianapolis event that allows people to feel strongly connected to the community – MacNivens teamed up with Sun King Brewery to help raise money for awareness for mens health, specifically for common cancers that affect men.

9. A Conductor Should Guide Not Command Published on December 12, 2011 by Emily Laskowski, Marketing Research Specialist at Knowledge Services

What makes a good conductor? Beyond having thorough knowledge, technique, flexibility, and logistical management, there is, at the heart of every good conductor, a sense of mission.

10. When Was the Last Time Someone Overwhelmed You? Published on October 28, 2011 by Julie Bielawski, CEO at Knowledge Services

When was the last time one person or over sixty people overwhelmed you in one hour? Overwhelmed you with his or her complete kindness, generosity and spirit of giving? Julie reflects on the spirit of giving and receiving this holiday season.

• We look forward to another great year for the Knowledge Services blog. *

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