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How Should Companies Respond to the Great Resignation?
According to a 2022 Willis Towers Watson survey, 44% of
How to Share Your Company Culture During the Recruitment Process
Each employee you hire has the potential to be a committed and innovative member of your organization. It’s only natural that you want to recruit not just the most skilled…
How and When to Accept or Decline an Interview or an Offer
Oftentimes, job seekers remain in their job search for many months, causing them to either face scope creep of the roles they are targeting, or to become tempted to accept…
Image Text Extraction – Turn Nasty Resume Image Files Into Something Useful
Dean brings to us an incredibly useful, albeit niche recruiting tool! Every now and then you come across a candidate resume thats…well…an image. This presents an interesting challenge: how do…
Level One Sourcing – Dean’s SSaR page
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One of the Best Jobs for Single Mothers is Recruiting
With all this talk emphasizing rare, high-demand tech skills for industries like cloud, AI and cybersecurity, there is one highly in-demand job that has been largely overlooked: recruitment. Are you…
Instant Data Scraper – The Most Straightforward Free Scraping Tool In Existence
Dean Da Costa is at it again with his nuggets of wisdom! I have spent hours sifting through messy and convoluted data scraping tools and chrome extensions. They were either…
Five Skills to Look for When Hiring Technical Recruiters
While companies struggled with high attrition over the past year, recruiters also found it hard to find and hire their own. Many recruiting firms have been pressed to meet client…
Is Your Applicant Pool Running Dry? Six Ways to Uncover Hidden Talent
As the labor shortage crisis and the Great Resignation continue to hit employers hard, some traditional applicant pools are running dry. Rest assured, recruiters – your new hire is out…
How Learning is Changing Along with Employees
The corporate landscape for learning and development is changing rapidly. It’s more important than ever, of course