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Seeking top talent in the dynamic world of IT recruitment has led to some dubious practices that cloud the hiring process. The industry appears to have wandered far from the path of ethics, from the infamous term bingo to unethical tactics like name-dropping and breaking into private communications. Given those scenarios it is once again time to examine the dubious methods some IT recruiters use and ask if it's time to reevaluate the business case and justification of this important area of talent acquisition. Buzzword Bingo: A Flawed Matching Game One common complaint among job seekers is the prevalence of buzzword-based recruitment. Recruiters often rely on automated systems that match resumes to job descriptions based on a set of predetermined keywords. While this may seem like an efficient way to sift through large volumes of resumes, it often results in mismatches between the actual skills of the candidate and

In a recent support ticket submitted to Microsoft regarding performance degradation in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, a disconcerting revelation emerged. The response from Microsoft shed light on a policy that restricts the sharing of internal diagnostics and telemetry of their servers in the cloud, encompassing both Application Object Server (AOS) and SQL Server. This raises a critical question: How can customers relying on cloud-hosted hardware, essential for running their Dynamics 365 environment, assess the true value of their subscription when faced with such secretive and non-transparent policies? In the past, on-premise environments provided users with full visibility into AOS performance. Additionally, SQL Server analytics, such as the Data Management Views, offered detailed statistics on slow-performing queries. This level of transparency empowered users to proactive

Implementing a major ERP system, such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, is a transformative journey for any organization. To ensure a successful deployment, strategic planning and a well-structured IT organization are crucial. In this article, we will discuss the optimal approach for structuring your IT team during the implementation of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations and thereafter implementation, specifically focusing on breaking down internal and external resources, including independent consultants. Embarking on a big bang approach for the implementation of a new ERP solution is a monumental undertaking that involves the simultaneous launch of interconnected modules while disabling the previous functionality of a legacy system. This bold strategy aims to swiftly transition the entire organization to the new system, creating a seamless and integrated operational environment

Working in the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) space can be a challenging yet rewarding experience for software developers. However, not all management styles contribute positively to a healthy work environment and successful project outcomes. In some cases, managers may exhibit signs of being more interested in corporate politics and personal gains than in fostering a productive and technically sound development process. Here are ten signs that your manager in the ERP space might be a fraudulent corporate political hack. 1. Cost Over Value Obsession A significant red flag is a relentless focus on minimizing costs without considering the long-term value of the software. Managers who consistently prioritize cost-cutting measures over investing in quality development may be driven more by short-term political gains than the overall success of the ERP project. 2: Outsourcing Critical P