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Tuesday, April 07, 2009

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Not to sound like Pollyanna; but over the last few weeks there has been a noticeable increase in business development roles popping up on job sites...usually that’s a good sign that companies are ready to do business once again!

Wally - it is a good sign - and we are seeing it too. Usually companies start with hiring revenue producing roles like sales and business development and other roles should follow soon. I think people are realizing that the sky is not falling and we will all prevail. Thanks for your post!

I couldn't agree more - more and more headlines have positive messages and most of my clients are seeing business pick up. I think messages like this are vital to our recovery!! Thanks Tim!

It is really picking up! And... it does feel good! Thanks Kathy!

Tim:

Nice to see a little optimism! I am seeing the same phenomenon beginning to happen around me. While things are still tough, I believe the "tip" is in motion, and we all have a role in bringing it!

Yes, it is a good opportunity for employers to select the best.

Good time for candidates to upskill either by attending courses or learning online.

Tim...great post. Agree, we need to capitalize on this Spring thing and start our own personal recoveries. Everyone needs to stop waiting and start doing! Here's a great video you readers will probably appreciate. It's time to smile and move! http://bit.ly/BSEut

Ron: Thanks for sharing your video. There is something special about Spring that gives me a sense of renewal and a fresh start! I truly sense great things are just around the corner!

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