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TheLadders.com, a job board that only allows $100,000+ jobs to be posted on its site, has announced the appointment of Steve Berkowitz to its Board of Directors. Most recently, Berkowitz was the former Senior Vice President of the Online Services Group at Microsoft where he was responsible for sales and business development for sites like MSN.com and Windows Live.

jobs in USA - Careerjet: TheLadders - Jersey City, NJ - Reporting to the Vice President of Key Account Development for one of the largest non-asset based global logistics providers with revenues in excess of $14 billion dollars.

I hate this commercial. The humanist and the populist in me just hisses with anger every time it comes on.

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eBusinessPrime Nationwide Job Executive Search, in partnership with theladders.com launched today featuring nationwide job searches, top web 3.0 resources, online shopping, forums, image gallery, event calendar, blog, and more.

Classic micromanaging courtesy of The Ladders. Delivered to my inbox on a very liberating day in November of 2007.

Chief Operating Officer jobs in USA - Careerjet: TheLadders - Philadelphia, PA - We are a rapidly growing retirement plan services/financial services company with an immediate opening for a Chief Operating Officer.

When Quivering posted about NetJets the other day, I was reminded of another ad I'd seen - mostly during golf, tennis, and other theoretically "classy" events that might draw a lot of high-end viewership. Oddly, this ad also has a tennis theme: Have you ever, in your life, seen anything this snooty? This is NOKD advertising to the max.

The Career News (sorry, no link) references an article regarding job market growth in 3 specific sectors (my bold): While hiring in the financial and consumer discretionary sectors has clearly been impacted by the continued fall-out from the mortgage market collapse, the technology, healthcare and defense sectors are all adding to their executive-level ranks nationwide.

Most managers wouldn’t tolerate foul language during an interview. But what about after the person gets a job? Cursing up a storm could be bad news then, too, according to a recent survey by recruiting site TheLadders.com. About 70% of the managers surveyed said they’d fire an employee for bad office manners.