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Kimberly Bedore

Kimberly Bedore (kimberlybedore@earthlink.net) is a consultant and public speaker who develops and implements staffing solutions for clients, resulting in increased efficiencies and significant cost savings. She uses her wide range of recruiting experience to provide companies with a wealth of information related to sourcing and sourcing strategies, recruitment training, and the implementation of solutions and metrics that enable a higher degree of staffing effectiveness.

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Deciphering Technical Job Descriptions

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Kimberly Bedore
Dec 21, 2000

Wouldn’t it be great if job titles were standard across industries and employers? If “Programmer Analyst” always meant the same thing, and that no matter whom you’re talking with the title would always be “Programmer Analyst”? Then we wouldn’t have to know to also look at Software Engineers, Systems Programmers, and Application Developers. For technical... [full article »]

Understanding The Application Development Cycle

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Kimberly Bedore
Nov 30, 2000

Technology recruiting is always difficult, but it’s even worse when there are gaps in your understanding of the basic processes of technology development. Ever try to make sense of the application development life cycle? It may not seem directly relevant to your role as a recruiter, but by gaining a basic understanding of the steps... [full article »]

Assessing Technical Candidates Objectively

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Kimberly Bedore
Oct 26, 2000

We’ve all been there. You found what seems to be a great candidate for a technical position. You’ve done a thorough interview and have determined that the candidate would be a great “fit” for your organization and seems to have the appropriate technical skills for the position. If you’re like most organizations, the next step... [full article »]

Technical Intimidation: How To Learn the Language

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Kimberly Bedore
Sep 12, 2000

Congratulations on your new position! As part of your responsibilities, you will be asked to sit across from candidates, interpret a foreign language, and evaluate them based on this language that you don’t speak. By the way, did we tell you that your success in this role will be judged by your ability to display... [full article »]