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The Myth of Being a “Highly Selective Employer”
We all think about it, don’t we? We all want to believe in this notion that we only hire the best and brightest. We only hire the highest quality candidates
8 Types of Recognition that Suck!
I run a small business. When I need to know something, I usually reach out to my employees and find out what they think
Ford Layoffs – “Hey, stay a few days and say your goodbyes!”
A big announcement yesterday over at Ford where 7,000 or so white-collar workers will be getting laid off. For generations of automotive families, this is really anything new
How do you get your Organization to stop Sucking at Hiring?
Hiring people to work for you directly is probably the single hardest thing you’ll ever have to do as a manager of people. To be fair, most people are average…
College Athletes: You better have some experience!
My oldest son is so close to being off the payroll and graduating college I can almost taste it! Because he transferred schools after his first two years he has…
Career Confessions of Gen Z: Intent, Purpose, and Focus
Last week, I wrote about the benefits of being connected to work. Not only the flexibility that can come from it, but the true edge it gives us to move…
6 Reasons Your Organization is Failing at Recruiting
I’m out in San Francisco this week teaching a class on Talent Acquisition to some great Pros and Leaders who are doing all they can to learn more and help…
Has Your Job Lost that New-Job Smell?
Was on the phone with a friend of mine last week talking about their new job. He had all that passion you hear from folks who just start a job! …
75% of Candidates Prefer Human Interaction When Searching for a Job!
TA Leaders and Executives, this is the dirty little secret that your Recruiters and the Talent Acquisition Technology industry does not want you to know! Candidates actually prefer to have…
What if you just hired without interviewing?
I have this idea floating around in my head that there is this line. The line is where information about a candidate begins to make us less efficient in hiring