The Rio Olympics are history. Every four years, I find myself once again marveling at the Olympic athletes and their dedication to excellence. What drives … Read more

The Rio Olympics are history. Every four years, I find myself once again marveling at the Olympic athletes and their dedication to excellence. What drives … Read more
I’m not new to the rodeo. I’ve been in recruiting for many years. For those of us who are “seasoned,” we have plenty of stories to share and things we have … Read more
Do you know: Why the applicant accepted or turned down your job offer? How the applicants feel about your hiring system and interview process? How many of … Read more
The July HR Roundtable (of Cincinnati) took a risk in stepping out into a topic that is really more of a debate. The topic for the month was looking at two … Read more
Jill inherited a recruiting function in a large company with operations in numerous locations across the world, although her primary concern was for the … Read more
Do you like to leave pipelined talent hanging in the dark? Silly question, but most of you probably answered “No,” but based on what I’ve seen … Read more
If you think that we are years off before robots will play a major role in recruiting, rethink that notion. Despite all the recent coverage on the broad … Read more
Today’s recruiters are under constant pressure to improve and expand the ways they engage candidates. The services you offer have become commodities, and … Read more
If you don’t think it’s important for you to favorably impress job applicants and make sure they have a positive experience — whether you hire them or not … Read more
The hiring process is often harder than you think — and not always for the reasons you expected. Many times you interview one great candidate after … Read more