Category Archives: recruiting-blog

It’s no secret that the COVID pandemic has had a dramatic impact on the job market across industries over the last few years, but, according to two articles from the Boston Business Journal, it appears the market may be entering a new stage that could have significant and widespread implications…

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! Actually, it’s a drone-- and you may be able to use this revolutionary gadget in your next recruitment strategy.

With 2019 coming to a close, it’s time to start thinking about resolutions for 2020. Is a new and improved recruitment marketing strategy one of your goals? If so, we’re here to help. We’ve been taking notes over the last year and have determined 2019’s best hiring strategies, along with the most…

Soft skills, otherwise known as interpersonal or “people” skills are imperative to have when working in healthcare. Many times, we tend to focus on successful grades, GPA, and test scores- not only in medicine but in education in general. However, soft skills are essential in complimenting hard…

Contrary to popular belief, Snapchat is still going strong and giving other social networks a run for their money. Despite tough competition from Instagram, the platform still yields roughly 203 million users daily, who use the app upwards of 20 times a day. With that kind of exposure, Snapchat is…

Since summer is usually the slowest season of the recruitment year, it can be tempting to just sit back and relax. But why set yourself up for more stress once fall comes around? We’ve put together your summer recruitment checklist of five EASY things you can check off your list that will make the…

So your recruitment advertising agency, boss or Chief Marketing Officer has suggested that you start a blog to increase the organic traffic to your website. Well, yes, that sounds great, but what in the world are you going to write about and how do you get started? Today, we are going to share with…

As most recruiters know, the recruitment advertising game has changed drastically over the past few years. One of the biggest changes is that unlike in past years, candidates are more informed than most recruiters. They research companies long before they consider applying and they consider more…

Think of a sizable, renowned company, such as Google. Between the slogan, "do cool things that matter", esteemed employee perks, and innovative corporate culture, who wouldn't want to work for Google? Such a reputable company owes a lot of its success to its brand identity, as do many other…

Yesterday's recruiting methods will not attract tomorrow's best candidates. Millennials are high in demand as they are the new majority in the labor force and their unique skill set is remarkably beneficial. Those who best understand what drives millennials will succeed at acquiring the top talent.…