We held a get together this week about remote recruitment and onboarding and got great reactions! For anyone who missed it:
We held a get together this week about remote recruitment and onboarding and got great reactions! For anyone who missed it:
But even without a global pandemic, the increasing pace of technological, social, and economic development has us confronting the unknown almost on a daily basis. That’s why it’s time to talk about resilience.
Reference checks can, and should, take you much deeper into a candidate’s psyche, talents, and approach to work.
The last several months have seen a significant change in high-tech, with some industries growing at a record pace, and others contracting painfully.
After several months of economic uncertainty and ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, employer branding has taken on a whole new significance and requires a whole different approach.
When developing technology, especially in high tech, the question arises as to whether the technology development should be patent protected.
Turnover, generally speaking, is a negative phenomenon. Of course, there are times and situations when changes become necessary and it’s important to be able to recognize these cases as well. However, as a whole, turnover is a drain on your company’s resources.
Netta Fiss, VP of Human Resources at Idomoo, recently came to be a guest on our podcast and talked with Mihal Dahari about how employer branding impacts recruitment in a company, important things to remember for a proper employer branding process and how it comes together with the rest of the company’s recruitment efforts.
When you want to do something right, it’s best to take a scientific approach so you leave as little to chance as possible.
We recently hosted Tal Daskel, CEO of EasySend, on our podcast for a conversation the recruitment process in his company and the importance of a candidate’s suitability to the company’s character and not just the job requirements.
Society is getting better and better at spotting and calling out businesses for a lack of diversity and inclusion – elements that aren’t only moral and PR necessities, but great for profits as well.
You might want to put on a headset and listen to Sivan Malachi, an organizational psychologist who specializes in formulating recruitment strategies for organizations.
We’re committed to leaving organizations and their people in a truly better place –
more changeable, more engaged and better equipped for creating a better future.