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What You Say in an Interview May Be Less Important Than How You Say It
Amidst all the preparation both sides do for a job interview, very little is done when it comes to non-verbal communication. But employers give candidates hundreds of subtle, unsaid messages…
Indeed.com Survey: Here’s Why People Don’t Share Your Job Openings on Social Media
Employee referral programs are consistently at the top of the source-of-hire list. Refer a friend to your employer, and if they get hired, you get paid
Reinventing Your Career Site: How One Company Did It and Won Big
Eighty percent of all job searches lead back to what is often the first place candidates will interact with your employment brand — your career site. Career sites are critical…
Does Your CEO Know You’re Rejecting Tens of Thousands Who Like Your Firm?
Any firm in the Fortune 200 is likely rejecting half a million applicants each and every year. But unbeknownst to most recruiting leaders, their awkward and mostly unmanaged process for…
The Latest Police Recruiting Video Is So Wacky It Has Its Own Blooper Reel
Out of New Zealand this weekend comes a new police recruiting video complete with a leashed police cat, a gyrating dancer, and a set of bloopers that run as the…
How to Make Baby Boomers Your Secret Weapon in the War for Talent
The skills needed for tomorrow’s workforce are changing more rapidly than university curricula can teach them. Some even doubt that the university system can deliver the skills required for an…
Here’s My Obligatory ‘5 Things I’m Thankful for’ Blog Post
Ahh, Thanksgiving. Food
The Differentiated Model for Talent Acquisition
When I’m not doing my day-to-day TA job, I spend a lot of my remaining time having wonderful conversations with TA professionals around the world — discussing challenges, opportunities, and…
‘I’m In’! Check Out Our New Video
For years I would joke that recruiting is hard, but that it isn’t life or death … until I went to work for a company where the people we recruit…
The Pros and Cons of Telling Google Your Salary Ranges
Back in June, Google went live with its job search tool. People have been talking about it for months now, and the buzz isn’t dying down anytime soon