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How Company Culture Shapes Employee Motivation
You’ve probably read countless articles and seen numerous presentations highlighting the importance of corporate culture. Unfortunately, most of the news focuses on measuring employee satisfaction. What’s wrong with employee satisfaction? Satisfied employees are happy where they are, but they aren’t necessarily engaged and motivated to do more to help the

Strategies to Effective Recruiting in a Candidate Driven Market
Recruiting today is not the same as it was even a few short years ago. The market is candidate driven, meaning the talent you’re seeking is receiving multiple offers at a time, being contacted by recruiters regularly, and in the position to change employers easily when their work stops being

Algorithms: Efficient Recruiting or Risky Recruiting?
Algorithms are everywhere. They’re determining who we hire, which friends’ status updates we see online, and the rate you’ve been given on your car insurance. They may have even had a hand in how you landed on this article. Imagine having a lower credit score simply because you shop at

Building and Creating an Employer Brand Strategy the Right Way
During the past several years, employer branding has become increasingly important within the employment marketplace, especially for those organizations looking to hire to fill critical positions. This was especially the case during the recent candidate-driven market. However, since job candidates are no longer driving the market, has employer branding become

The Rise of the Remote Workforce
If we have learned anything in the last year, it is that remote work has brought with it a new way of working. While many have sour opinions of remote work life, many are up and leaving their jobs if they don’t allow some flexibility around it. Given that there

Choosing the Right Applicant Tracking System for Your Business
There are times when we assume that bigger is, of course, better. A bigger house, a bigger car, a bigger office. Through experience, we come to learn that bigger is definitely not always better. Just like a bigger house isn’t necessarily the best fit for a single person, or a