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Debut Show: Sourcing Samurai
| Introduction: 4:51 | Interview: 22:38 |
Sensei Moon has paved uncharted pathways in the field of sourcing throughout his illustrious career. This unequivocal leader has helped many executives, companies and peers from Fortune 100 corporations to boutique specialty firms, through the most intricate human resources assignments. Sensei Moon is bringing the brightest and most sought after minds along with him to enlighten you with their knowledge and expertise on this exclusive radio show series. Today, on this debut show, he has furnished us with non other than the Oracle-of-Sourcing himself, his colleague and dear friend, Shally Steckerl. |
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Permalink Reply by Russell S. Moon III on -
Thanks to RecruiterEarth for supporting the Sourcing Samurai.
Chris LaVoie and Jim Shaki have been fabulous to work with and very open to ideas.
The premise of the show is that our guest relates a personal experience that "forged" them...(like the katana sword used by Samurai) leaving them with a different perspective. Real situations, real people, real learning...transparently shared.
Our goal is to teach through sharing so that our audience might either avoid a similar mistake if one is shared, solve their own challenge via something they learn or simply learn more about sourcing/research etc through listening. Top 1% level practitioners share without sugar coating what really happens in the trenches, doing the work.
I think it would be tough to listen with an open mind and not learn something.
Thanks for taking the journey with us.
For the brief amount of time it takes to listen, the value adds are laying out there like ripe apples for you to pick off a tree. Just reach up and find yours.
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Permalink Reply by Gerry Crispin on -
Nicely done. Shally was a perfect foil. Good content.
Best
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Permalink Reply by Chris LaVoie on -
We are proud to have you Russ on the planet. We have known each other for years and it's terrific to find a way to do something together. I loved your first show and I thank you for understanding the true value of bringing people to together instead of separating us. You are a rising icon and I take pride in supporting your vision.
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Permalink Reply by Jim Shaki on -
Russ, thanks for coming on board and bringing your valuable knowledge to the masses. I sincerely look forward to your future broadcasts and the elite network of friends and colleagues that you'll be bringing to the forefront.
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Permalink Reply by Karla Porter on -
Very well conceived and executed Russ, definitely looking forward to more. ~Karla
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Permalink Reply by Jonathan Weiner, CPC on -
Sensei Russ,
Great show! I am a big fan of all that is Japanese and appreciate your angle. I look forward to tuning into your show in 2030 when we'll be addressing you as Shihan Moon (Master Instructor).
-Jonathan
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Permalink Reply by Karl Reichardt on -
Great stuff. Really enjoyed it.
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Permalink Reply by Neil Mooney on
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Looks like the start of something big. Nice work Sensei Moon!
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Permalink Reply by Toni Buccarelli on -
Thanks, to both of you, for all the thought and effort you put into your interviews. That was a wonderful way to learn some of the intricacies of your personal sourcing strengths. I'll tune in again.
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Permalink Reply by Jody on -
Thank you both so much for the useful information. I really enjoyed listening to this interview.
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Permalink Reply by Russell S. Moon III on
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Wednesday, thank everyone for the feedback, we did put some significant thought into what we are attempting to deliver....months if we wish to be specific so this was not a rapid ego trip let's do a radio show type situation...not at all.
We are already filtering through feedback and discussing tweaks to the show to tighten it up even further in terms of how much content we present in the same amount of time and how to do that while keeping it interesting. Discussed a concept yesterday with Shally for his Segment 2 and he immediately "got it". So there will be some changes I think which will increase the value add for you....which is one of our goals. Lean...the most value in the least amount of time.
Please make this podcast a grassroots success by telling your friends to plug in and check us out. The best is yet to come and we all deeply appreciate the support and feedback.
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Permalink Reply by Will Branning on -
Thanks for sharing an interesting and informative session with Shally. I am inspired to continue developing plans before I do sourcing and expecially to perservere through all the steps...
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