by Emily Brock | Jul 31, 2017
Google is flexing its search engine dominance again. This time, it’s taking on recruitment marketing. Google for Jobs, launched in June, is garnering positive reviews and gaining momentum. Google for Jobs allows job seekers to get job search results directly on the...
by Sara Heleni | Jul 20, 2017
It happens all of the time. A hiring organization uses tried-and-true methods to announce job opportunities, say posting an open position on a major job board like Indeed or LinkedIn. And that’s it. That’s all they do. There’s no recruitment marketing strategy...
by Emily Brock | Apr 20, 2017
Epic employee recruitment videos have been around for years, but it seems some employers have yet to master the balance of art and entertainment with design and function. It can be tricky, so here’s our quick take on what makes an epic employee recruitment...
by Emily Brock | Apr 7, 2017
The recruiting game has changed. If you aren’t ready, you’re probably missing out on some really great opportunities. In this short video, Monster explains the three critically important areas of focus in recruiting today: engagement with potential candidates,...
by Emily Brock | Oct 26, 2016
The main principle of improvisation is “yes, and…”. This means that you hear whatever your partner has offered, accept it, then add to it. It sounds simple but can be difficult to put into practice. Often we don’t listen and take in what someone is saying, we’re...
by Mike Tedesco | Aug 24, 2016
From USA Today | (Photo: Lockheed Martin) Employers who took their sweet time making hiring decisions just a few years ago, are scrambling to snag candidates in as little as a day for fear of losing them to competitors in a tight labor market. Several months ago,...
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