RPO & Recruiting Resources

The year is winding down enough that we can all admit that we're just holding out for 2019 at this point. 2018 is more or less over, so‚ what did we learn?

Earlier in my career, I was the marketing lead for a medical staffing company specializing in allied health travel staffing. In plain language, we placed physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech therapists in 13-week contracts with[…]

In case you missed it: Last month, we talked about how the recent hurricanes would affect the job market and how recruiters should use that to their advantage in "Hurricanes or Bust? How Natural Disasters Can Help Your Recruiting Efforts."

There are some interview questions that come standard, regardless of the position or company that a candidate is interviewing for.

It's true, and it's as common as pollen in Georgia.

We have spent this blog series talking about how to prepare, post to, and utilize your social profiles to attract fresh candidates to your line. If you've been reading along, you have all the tools you need to navigate the social waters and have started[…]

"What do you currently make?" A question we've all heard at least once in our lifetimes. "Why does it matter?" A response we've all thought more than once in our lifetimes. Salary talk is cringe-worthy, there's no doubt about that. It's awkward on both[…]

Over the past decade, our society has been gradually adapting to mobile-first lifestyles. Most of us spend more time on our phones than we do our standalone computers. It stands to reason that when it comes to applying to jobs, it's very convenient to[…]

I just started using this amazing facial oil made with an ancient, clarifying, luxurious stone called lazuli lapis to help even out my skin complexion, keep it moisturized, and reduce inflammation. You know‚ all that amazing stuff. The product is[…]

When behavioral interviewing doesn't work well, it's because you haven't given your managers the training they need to be successful. Actually, you might have given them the training, but what you haven't done is given them the gift of FAILURE.