Bringing in new talent is an exciting milestone for any organization. However, the success of your new hires largely depends on how well they are integrated into your company’s culture and operations. An effective onboarding plan can make all the difference. In this blog post, we will walk you through the essential elements of a […]
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The Rise of Ghosting: Unveiling the Trend of Candidates Who Disappear
In recent years, a new phenomenon has emerged in the hiring landscape: candidates ghosting companies. Just as individuals have experienced the frustration of being ghosted by potential romantic partners, companies are now grappling with the increasing number of job applicants who vanish without a trace. This trend has left many recruiters and hiring managers scratching […]
Avoiding Job Search Quicksand
In my line of work, I talk with job seekers and candidates on a daily basis. And whenever I speak with them about their search efforts, the responses I hear are rarely positive. Job searches are stressful for 75 percent of candidates (an actual statistic!) because they don’t produce the results people are seeking. So […]
How To Recruit When Your Back Is Against the Wall
Have you ever felt like your back is against the wall when it comes to recruiting? If so, I know the feeling. The whole recruitment effort for many companies is a challenge. A BIG challenge. And it didn’t just happen overnight. From what I see on a regular basis, many companies struggle to find qualified […]
The War For Talent – Who’s Winning?
What is the War for Talent? I have been in recruiting / talent acquisition for 19 years and for as long as I can remember, I have heard the term “War For Talent.” This term simply refers to the challenge of finding and keeping good people on your team or in your company. I Googled […]
Millennials – What They Bring To the Table
(#3 in Millennial Series) Funny how when things don’t fit a certain mold or expectation, our first reaction can often be one of judgment or resistance. I started out life saying that I wouldn’t say things that my parents said – but as I’ve aged and raised my own kids, I find myself saying some […]