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Utilizing Technical Resources in Candidate Recruiting ents love it when we needle them."Let’s face it: we all remember our first home computer--it wasn’t that long ago. My dad brought home one of his old computers from work; the screen was approximately 8 x 8 inches, and it was certainly not the flat screens we see today. Behind the screen, I’m certain there were mice running in wheels—there was definitely enough space for them and the speed of that computer was slower than it takes to make Thanksgiving dinner. We used it initially as a word processor and could never imagine that our computer wou "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow "What are these," I asked, knowing full well they were pens. "They're pens," the doctor replied. "I'm trying to decide which one to promote my practice with. What do you think?" It took me a minute to respond. I was dismayed that someone was trying to sell him such clich?' ideas. Who ever this someone was, had little understanding of the good doctor or his practice. I was also a little irritated that he hadn't called me in the first place. "Let me guess," I said, holding up the syringe pen. "Our patients love it when we needle them." "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow. "What are these," I asked, knowing full well they were pens. "They're pens," the doctor replied. "I'm trying to decide which one to promote my practice with. What do you think?" It took me a minute to respond. I was dismayed that someone was trying to sell him such clich?' ideas. Who ever this someone was, had little understanding of the good doctor or his practice. I was also a little irritated that he hadn't called me in the first place. "Let me guess," I said, holding up the syringe pen. "Our patients love it when we needle them." "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow It took me a minute to respond. I was dismayed that someone was trying to sell him such clich?' ideas. Who ever this someone was, had little understanding of the good doctor or his practice. I was also a little irritated that he hadn't called me in the first place. "Let me guess," I said, holding up the syringe pen. "Our patients love it when we needle them." "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow "Let me guess," I said, holding up the syringe pen. "Our patients love it when we needle them." "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow "Yeah," he blurted out in amazement. I held up the crooked pen and said, "We'll get you back on the straight and narrow." "Well, yeah," he exclaimed. I picked up the bone-shaped pen and said, "The imprint involves the phrase, no bones about it." The doctor came to the sudden realization that the ideas he thought were so clever only moments before, were neither clever or original. "You're always talking about blood flow, energy flow and balance, that's your message." I said. "So when it comes to your promotional marketing, why is your message suddenly bones, needles and crookedness?" I told him if he wanted ideas that supported his message and what he was really about, we'd have to look beyond the obvious. Promotional marketing professionals often stop at the first idea they think of when
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