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4 Storylines to Tackle That Tough Recruiting Challenge
Picture a hiring manager who has come to you complaining about applicant quality for the open positions on her team. She believes that her team specifically provides a unique opportunity…
Forget LinkedIn, Here’s Who Facebook Is Really Aiming For
Facebook recently partnered with a slew of job sites and technologies with the goal of getting more job content onto the world’s most popular social network. In front of a…
Breezy HR Jumps Into Chatbot Recruiting Race with ‘Hello’
The bots are multiplying
14 Questions I Ask Managers in Intake Meetings
When it comes to intake meetings, I never rely on job descriptions because they’re often outdated or inaccurate wish lists. I don’t even read job descriptions until after I complete…
WOW Hiring Managers by Projecting the Retention Trajectory of Candidates
Add a Future Focused Element to Your Hiring Assessments
Building an Advanced Talent Acquisition Function Today: HRTech (Part 3 of 3)
In part one we covered people and different talent acquisition structures. In part two, we went into some depth around optimal process and operational governance
LinkedIn CEO Outlines 3 Top Employment Trends, State-of-the-Company at Annual Event
Thousands of recruiters descended on Nashville this week to attend Talent Connect, LinkedIn’s annual conference. It’s a chance for LinkedIn’s most loyal users to come together and network, learn new…
Create Recruiting Content for Veterans in 5 Simple Steps
I’ve interviewed a broad range of professionals, from CEOs to cargo handlers to physicians to technologists. While our interview days are packed to the brim, they leave me energized
Building an Advanced Talent Acquisition Function Today: Process and Optimal Operations (Part 2 of 3)
In part one of my article of how would I build a talent acquisition function today, we covered the people (resources) and skills you would use when building the right…
Entelo Dives Into AI with Envoy
Artificial intelligence is hot. It’s difficult to go a week without commentary from the likes of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, or Mark Zuckerberg