As usual, it’s one bold man against the world. You can see it stirring here and here. But, honey, let me tell ya, it’ll be finished right here. And when it’s done a lot of hot-air machines are going to be…. I’m too kind a man to say it but you kn…

Bull Doza is trying to push a line that Recruiting Blogs are major players in the recruiting industry at the present time. He’s got his tag line “Recruiting Blogs Are Empowered!” and he’s trying to say that they are “industry partners”. Of course no one knows what that means exactly but I assume from other remarks that it means that they have a big influence on companies producing product for the recruiting industry.

The evidence. Pretty shabby. I’ve already taken it apart during the week on Rdc and the number one recruiting blog itself. But I will compile all of my arguments on my own blogs next week.

Hey people. Being a blogger is different from being a glad handing cheerleader. And as Papa John Sumser points out on the number one recruiting blog, if you post bullshit someone is going to call you out. Well, I’m that someone. If you want to take me on on this one, let me know directly and I’ll give you a special opportunity to do so. But if you do, you’d better write your will cause YOU-GONNA-DIE.

PS: Carlo, I never said that individual recruiters like Harry Joiner could not benefit from blogs that cater to their client and candidate pools. And that’s not the line that is currently being promoted.

This is an amazing topic (that of, do blogs influence)… I’m glad you shared the story, and hope you become fabulously wealthy because of this phone call. Then maybe you can send me a thank you post card from your private island.

Will you still blog then?