My name is Amitai Givertz. Welcome to my personal filter and archive of things that amuse, interest and engage me. I hope you enjoy yourself while you're here and that you find something that you think is worth sharing too.

Thanks for stopping by and for coming back every now and then.


Friday, February 20, 2009

Your Personal Brand is Equal to Your Google Results - Stepcase Lifehack

"Google keeps track of just about everything you do on the internet. It patrols and captures your online behavior, such as when you post on your blog, tweet using Twitter, join social networks, comment on other blogs, write articles for online news sources and more. Aside from the content you create and distribute over the internet, other people are talking about you, which means that Google has a complete picture (almost like an autobiography) of your life. In the digital age, Google is your resume, your permanent record and a journal of your life. Your children and children’s children will be able to find out everything about you when they grow older. “Mom, look what I just found out about Dad in Google.” Your personal brand can’t hide from Google. There is one major exception to this though."

Monday, February 16, 2009

That was the week that was...Week ending February 13, 2009 - RecruitingBlogs.com

"A bang-up week of bang-ups and assorted whoopsie-daisies...such is life!"

Internet Self-Regulation

"'The condition upon which God hath given liberty to man is eternal vigilance: which condition if he break, servitude is at once the consequence of his crime, and the punishment of his guilt'."

Monday, February 9, 2009

Digging Into RecruitingBlogs.com v2.05 - RecruitingBlogs.com

"These days, Ami is turning the world upside down with his humbly named Brown Bag Recruiter program. The innocuously titled webinars are the gateway to Recruiting mastery. Like a bottle of Absinthe, the seminars are deliciously mind expanding. Ami has discovered an enormous cache of riches and is busily trying to give them away to any recruiter who wants them."