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Christine Seedholm

Bio

Christine Seedholm is recruiter in Hudson’s IT group. She works out of the Waltham office, where she enjoys a scenic view of the unpredictable (but usually horrible) traffic on 128. She hails from Bridgewater, MA (yes where the college and the prison are).

Christine comes to Hudson from Veritude (Fidelity Investments) where she was also a contract IT recruiter. Prior to Veritude she worked for a small agency out of Framingham and was an onsite recruiter at Sapient in Cambridge and then at Cognos in Burlington.

Before she was in HR, Christine worked at Boston University in the student employment office. As the program coordinator she was responsible for all of the interviewing, hiring, scheduling, training and overall supervision of all the work-study students in the office.

Christine graduated from Suffolk University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Political Science, a major which she has clearly put to very good use.

Christine is an avid (and at times obnoxious) Red Sox fan who watches as many games as possible. In her spare time she takes Shaolin Kempo Karate and loves to cook, eat and sing in the car with the music up so nobody can hear her.

To Thank You, or not to Thank You? That is the question.

By Christine Seedholm October 28th, 2008 at 1:35 pm 2 Comments

These days the rules of etiquette dictate that when somebody does something for you, you say “Thank You”. When somebody goes out of their way for you, you thank them. When somebody offers you good advice, you thank them. Why is it that when a hiring manager takes the time out of their busy schedule to interview a candidate, people forget to thank them?

Perhaps candidates fear that it will make them come across as desperate. Maybe people think it gets dumped into a spam filter or ends up in the trash bin before it’s even opened.
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Thoughts from a non-cheesy, non “used-car-dealer-like” Recruiter

By Christine Seedholm October 15th, 2008 at 10:21 am 2 Comments

I recently came across a string on Boston.com which discussed the best / worst headhunters. The person who began the discussion said “Doing a job search and so far most headhunters in Boston are no better than cheesy, used car dealers!”

Ouch.

So as a non-cheesy non “used-car-dealer like” Recruiter I would have been offended, if only my own mother hadn’t told me she hates recruiters. Thanks Mom! I love you too!

Seriously though, it seems as though many people out there have had terrible experiences with Recruiters so I thought I would use this as a forum to address a few of the common gripes people generally have about working with recruiters. Here is a very, very short list:
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