RPO & Recruiting Resources

Those of you that know me have heard about my son Chase who plays college tennis. I know that some of you are saying, “not again!” Well, yes, again, but this time I’m going to make a point.

When I applied for my first job during college, I stopped by the retail store I was hoping to gain a position at to pick up a paper application (dating myself a bit there), filled it out in the mall food court, and, to my delight, got a call back within[…]

What’s the first thing you do when you wake up and get out of bed every day?

When the clock struck midnight on September 22nd, swimsuits transformed into sweaters, glittering fireflies became screeching bats, and every latte suddenly tasted like pumpkin. I‚Äôm just saying maybe Cinderella didn‚Äôt really leave the glass slipper[…]

Persuading candidates to like you and trust you isn’t as hard as it may seem.

Let‚Äôs address the big pink elephant in the room, internal recruiting. Why is it that even in this day and age it‚Äôs not a concrete first step for recruiters!? Honestly, internal recruiting not only yields better results for the position but for the[…]

Knowing where the job seekers will be in the future could be the difference between a relaxing day at the office and a tension headache waiting to happen. Although there are almost always openings in just about every field you can imagine, I‚Äôm going to[…]

You were excited and optimistic about your most recent candidate after the phone screen. You even broke into your happy dance because you were that much closer to the light at the end of the talent hunting tunnel. But as these things often do, your tune[…]

Yes, you read the title of this blog post correctly. To improve our interview processes we must first make a few hiring mistakes of our own so that we can learn from them.

The only thing worse than bad news is no news at all.