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How to Onboard Your New Marketing Intern

As the Spring semester concludes, you may find yourself seeing an unfamiliar face occupying space in your place. Congratulations! Your new marketing intern has arrived! However, some assembly is required.

Here's how to onboard your new marketing...

What is Recruiting?

What is recruiting? There are basically two types – contingency and corporate. Contingency-based recruiting involves an agency (or multiple agencies) that charge you a mark-up or fee based on the individuals (or heads) you hire through them, thus...

All Aboard the Recruiting Express

I can’t believe that it’s only been two months since I’ve decided to change courses in my career path and try my luck in the recruiting world. I guess the main reason I wanted to embark on this path was that I wanted to explore all the aspects of...

From the Age Of Antiquity to the Age Of Hub: A Brief Introduction to Recruiting Principles in the Republican And Imperial Eras of the Roman Empire

As recruiters, we pride ourselves during the more quiet hours of the day regarding our talent in attracting but more importantly; recognizing the innate talent and potential of a person. Through our efforts, a hidden gem may be discovered or a rare...

How to Successfully Manage Stress

Stress seems to creep up at the most inopportune times. With the daily stresses of work, school, and just life in general, stress can almost be debilitating and seem unmanageable. But, stress CAN be controlled through taking care of your mind and...

Concerning the Existence of Mythical Beasts in Corporate America and Also the Impossibility of Simultaneously Possessing and Consuming Cake

It’s not clear to me why the industry term for the impossibly-qualified candidate of a hiring manager’s dream is a ‘unicorn.’ The myth about unicorns is not that they’re hard to find, but that they’re hard to tame. There are also a number of other...

Engaging Passive Candidates and Building a Talent Pool and Pipeline

Unless you’re running a team at a company like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, Tesla, or SpaceX, one of your biggest challenges is most likely going to be finding, attracting, and recruiting the best people to help grow your company. I’ve heard it...

The 5 Things That Matter in Training Your Workforce

Hiring the right people is one of the most important steps in creating a competitive organizational advantage. The organization has the responsibility to motivate, maximize productivity, and retain that worker in order to get the most out of that...

The Power Of Motivation and Recognition at Your Workplace

Motive has been derived from the Latin term "motivus" which means “to move.” So why is this term so important in our lives? It helps us move from where we are to where we want to be. Motivation, born from motive, is the reason why the world is...

Four Tips for Talking Compensation With Candidates

Back in August, Massachusetts governor, Charlie Baker, signed a law forbidding companies to inquire about pay history.  In order to close the gender pay gap, this law is supposed to help everyone receive the same pay for the same work, without using...