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Working to Live: Aboard the SmartRecruiters X40 at the World Series

SmartRecruiters

.” – Jack Welch, CEO of General Electric from 1981-2001. Great business leaders understand the impact a company’s culture can have on the success or failure of an organization. Few employers truly have the ability to steer the company’s culture in the right direction. Employer Branding Hiring Culture'

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3 Reasons Hiring For A Role Is Wrong And You Should Hire For Culture.

Converticulture Recruiting

What about that new hire whom was told the vacation blackout period is the same time as their annual family fishing trip. Or finally, that new hire who accepted the job because they will be leading a major new initiative. Those are some obvious culture hurdles but what about the invisible ones?

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28 Companies Still Hiring During COVID-19

PowerToFly

Whether you've recently been laid off or have been looking for a new job for a while, here are are 28 companies that are still hiring: Microsoft "We believe that more diverse teams create greater innovations with more diverse approaches, questions and ideas. But COVID-19 hasn't impacted all companies equally.

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9 Top Diversity Recruiting Platforms

Ongig

But it’s not just job seekers looking at a company’s culture. It’s a job board founded in 2001 that works with companies like Amazon, Northwestern Medicine, and Fulcrum GT to connect people who are differently abled to companies. Campus Pride was founded in 2001 and launched in 2002 by LGBTQ national civil rights leader Shane L.

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How to Identify & Hire for Language Proficiency Skills

Hundred5

There are many benefits of hiring multilingual employees that extend far beyond creating a unique and diverse environment. For example, someone at level 3 could be excellent at using a language in professional settings, but they don’t yet know the cultural nuances that put them at level 4. So, they’re a 3+.

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Ending the phony war for talent

Workable

The theory, posited in a study in 1997 and followed up in a book of the same name four years later, was that smart companies needed to aggressively hire, promote and reward talent, while ruthlessly culling those perceived to be less talented. The main point here being aggression. Sadly this sensible review was largely ignored.

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Looking Elsewhere During a Candidate Shortage

NPA Worldwide

The challenge in IT hiring is often that recruiters need to find candidates with both the talent AND the personality to thrive in the role – they want someone who will fit culturally. This article describes a solution that is on the rise with tech firms – hiring veterans. percent.