A $415 million settlement proposed by four tech giants could become one of the largest anti-poaching awards if a federal judge approves. … Read more
Develop a “1-Day Hiring” Program to Avoid Losing In-Demand Candidates, Part 1 of 2
The average time to fill an average job in the United States is 25 days; unfortunately, in many cases top candidates are no longer available after 10 days. … Read more
How to Showcase Your Company Brand in a Video Interview
Fast-growing, successful businesses realize the importance of a positive brand image. It acts as a first impression to consumers, key stakeholders and more … Read more
HR 101: To Background Check or NOT to Background Check
When it comes to making hiring decisions, the more information you have about a candidate, the better. More information makes it easier to decide if the … Read more
Hiring Wisdom: A 2015 Resolution to Keep – Re-Recruiting Your Top Talent
Nearly every January, we see a rash of articles in the business press reporting the percentage of employees who have made a New Year’s resolution to find a … Read more
The Top 10 ‘Bleeding Edge’ Recruiting Trends to Watch in 2015
Most articles that cover recruiting trends highlight what I consider to be obvious approaches that many firms have already adopted. But my perspective on … Read more
Recruiting in 2015: Better Get Ready to Start Dating
When I was asked recently for my thoughts on what 2015 will bring for talent acquisition, I responded with — dating. Partly, I just couldn’t get … Read more
The Biggest Lie We Tell in HR (and Why Need to Stop Telling It)
I believe that telling lies can render a person insane. Seriously. When a person makes a habit of lying, they eventually begin believing their own lies, … Read more
Why One Millennial Thinks You Should Be Hiring Older Workers
There‘s much discussion about Generation Y and the benefits we bring to the workforce, but what about the Baby Boomers who are often times overlooked? This … Read more
When It Comes to Social Recruiting, It’s All About the Mobile
Nearly seven out of 10 (69 percent) of recruiters expect competition to increase in 2015. The demand for highly skilled workers is on the rise, with no … Read more