So here’s another New Year’s tradition that most bloggers follow and that’s highlighting the top ten blog posts that were written during 2011.  Now depending on the blogger the method of doing so varies (with some folks sticking to the time tested method of choosing which ones they liked best, or holding a poll)….but for me being the metrics guy that I am I wanted to let you the viewer decide….so I used my traffic stats to identify and link back to the top ten blogs of 2011, determined by your traffic.  So without further ado here they are:

10. — Do Canadians really search for jobs on job-sites any more? Well here are the official stats

9. —— Language is a clever use of words

8. —— Clients from Hell and other sh*rt

7. —— How do American Job Boards Stack Up, Get the Facts 

6. —— The Resume Myth

5. —- The Power of Attraction (but not in a dirty way)

4. —— The #HRTechEurope Review from the Radical One

3. —- Facebook Timeline is coming – How are you going to adapt your Business Page? 

2. —— Top Ten Canadian Employment Agencies Registered on Linkedin

And the number one blog as chosen by you the Reader, with the death of Steve Jobs and some of the amazing technology innovations that Apple has developed in 2011 it’s no surprise to me that this post got the top spot of the year.

1. ——- Siri can you find me a Java Developer?

Well folks that’s been our look back at 2011, we will be back next week with regular content from myself (Geoff Webb aka The Radical One) and Daniel J Smith, Maha Akiki, Jeff Waldman and Lexi Kubrak.  Don’t forget to check out our Manic Monday posts to let you know what to expect during the week and also head on over to the Youtube channel for the Radical Report, Radical Nation Daily Vlog, TPaL (The People are Listening)….and of course check out our new channel with myself and Jonathan Campbell called the Atlantic Vlogs.

Peace out…from Radical Central