How to Create a User-Friendly Workplace with Tech
Remember when meetings outside of the office meant dragging stacks of documents, projects, or presentations everywhere? We’ve already forgotten just how important paper used to
Remember when meetings outside of the office meant dragging stacks of documents, projects, or presentations everywhere? We’ve already forgotten just how important paper used to
Continuous improvement is one of the key phrases of our age, and it applies as much to employees as to processes. We want our staff
‘What?‘ I hear you ask. Departments don’t have a brand – surely they come under the company umbrella. Actually, every component of a company, from
Meetings are cultural artifacts that give us a snapshot about how people in the organization relate to each other. They tell us all we need
Last week the TalentCulture team talked about how hiring managers can reduce the cost of hiring and this week we’re discussing how to make meetings worth everyone’s
With large number of people blogging, it is assumed that the age of earning money with it are over. But people still find it interesting
Last week was HR Technology® in Las Vegas. And what an event! Over four days, 4,000 attendees came together with 300 exhibiting companies to learn,
Let’s just admit it. As recruiters and TA professionals, we may oversell a job role or embroider our corporate employment experience once in a while
When living the routine, doing everyday’s work, it is easy to get frustrated when you see that your long term goals are still far out
This week the TalentCulture team discussed how hiring managers can reduce the cost of hiring with Nikos Moraitakis, CEO of Workable, a technology startup reinventing hiring
In the basement without windows of a fairly non-descript building in Ann Arbor is a mighty software development company—Menlo Innovations. When I visited Menlo I
I learn about all kinds of companies and industries as a consultant. Naturally I love seeing people create their unique company, new healthy habits, high-performing
Sometimes you may feel that you need to leave the job you love to move on. Do you worry that you have been staying on
Generational gaps are not nearly as evident in any other industry as they are in professional sports; particularly, in across the National Football League. This
It has been said that you should never stop learning, and that’s good advice. If there was ever a case for applying the lesson to
“Wheel goes round, landing on a twist of faith Taking your chances you’ll have the right answers When the final judgment begins Wheel goes round,
Technology plays a big role in the process of talent recruitment for today’s recruiters. Forward-thinking HR pros understand that success with talent acquisition today is
There seems to be mass exodus into the job market. If over 2.7 million people quit in July 2015, about double those numbers were hired
Last week the TalentCulture team talked about why recruitment should be transparent marketing, and this week we’re going to talk about how hiring managers
I run a company so it’s right that I spend time hiring. But there’s a bunch of stuff I just shouldn’t have to do. All
Telecommuting is an enviable luxury that many companies are beginning to offer their employees. Rather than drive in a sleep muddled haze to the office,
This week the TalentCulture team discussed why recruitment should be transparent marketing with Susan Vitale, Chief Marketing Officer at iCIMS; Lori Sylvia, Chief Marketing Officer at
Every organization would like to build a high performance stand-out culture, but these ten non-strategic activities are barriers that must be overcome. They are practised
Longer job vacancies and slower time-to-fill can derail an organization’s ability to reach business goals. But both are likely in today’s tight talent market. That’s
The internet has given rise to plenty of jobs with its ability to connect workers from all over the world with employers located just about