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Comment on I am leaving the company… but I love our product more than ever! by eric shannon

eric shannon — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 22:39:26 +0000

We will miss you Sandra, thank you for putting your heart and soul into LatPro! And for paying such careful attention to the details of your transition, thanks!! Wishing you lots of luck and counting on your promise to stay connected… Eric

Comment on I am leaving the company… but I love our product more than ever! by Len Mastrapa

Len Mastrapa — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 22:01:55 +0000

Well said Sandra! There are lots of other so-called career sites and there are job boards and then there are the diversity job boards. After working with the finest group of people that I have ever worked for and with for the last 7+ years, I only want to wish San “buen suerte” in what you do next, becuase she only loves to do the best with that passion that she has!!!

Comment on What we should’ve done during that crappy conference in Chicago by Rob Steward

Rob Steward — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 17:03:08 +0000

Hello Beatris.

Thanks for your comment. You may be confused about which conference I was speaking about. I purposely didn’t name the trade show at which we were exhibiting as being negative wasn’t the point of the blog post. However, the event was not one targeting job seekers.

You may actually be more interested in the job fairs that LatPro has produced. If you are in Chicago, LatPro has sponsored a job fair for each of the past two years, both in March. We will almost certainly be having another next year, and probably in March again. That is several months away, so in the meantime, I’d suggest going to our job board LatPro.com to post your resume and search for new positions.

If you haven’t guessed by now the company I am from is LatPro. I am the sales director here and hispanicjobs.info is our company blog.

Thanks again

Comment on What we should’ve done during that crappy conference in Chicago by Beatris Castillo

Beatris Castillo — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:23:22 +0000

After reading your post I could have kicked myself a hundred times. I was planning to attend this conference and changed my mind at the last minute. I’m currently looking for new employment and I’ve never attended this conference.
Can you tell me if this years was any better or is there one pending to take place this year?
Also, can you tell me what company you are from?

Comment on LatPro is moving. What needs to get done? by sandra

sandra — Tue, 10 Jun 2008 21:16:45 +0000

And we will have to revise our hurricane plan and check what is there and what is not in the new building… (what people like the most about Florida is the weather, right?)

Comment on What we should’ve done during that crappy conference in Chicago by eric shannon

eric shannon — Thu, 05 Jun 2008 20:59:06 +0000

I remember a similar trade show during the last recession where we had the same problem. The booths were set up in an area that was out of the way for the conference attendees and the organizer did not seem to put much effort into making sure vendors interests were covered.

So, after the show I requested a mailing list for the attendees. The organizer was somewhat accommodating — instead of sending me a list, they offered us the use of their list indirectly through their mail house. In the end I did not take advantage of the opportunity because of the cost and the extra effort necessary to get it done.

Comment on The lighter side of LatPro by sandra

sandra — Wed, 21 May 2008 20:26:10 +0000

And when talking about the ones born and raised here, remember the team in Delaware (the ones that rock’n roll for real, I guess that is for some other post), our PR lady in South Carolina and our sales team… Illinois, Texas and Ohio!