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Late last year, Google introduced a new platform based on a perceived need among both job seekers and employers. In the face of a job market that
Late last year, Google introduced a new platform based on a perceived need among both job seekers and employers. In the face of a job market that
AI, apps, algorithms, and database management platforms won
According to a recent study conducted by Wallethub, national unemployment numbers are low and strong job growth appears to be making a mark in 10 U.S. cities above all others. These 10 were chosen based a range of metrics that include population size (small but growing), socioeconomic factors, livability, and the strength of promising industries like healthcare and social assistance. Unsurprisingly, three of the top 10 cities are in one amazing state: Arizona! Gilbert, AZ clocked in at number three, [...]
A generation ago, even when job market conditions favored candidates, employers could count on a certain mutual interest in a steady and lasting relationship with their workers. Even if employees could probably find jobs elsewhere, they saw benefit in staying put. They wanted stable employment with a steady paycheck, they wanted vested pensions, and they didn
Following the advice of countless management pros and business mentors (including this blog), you
LinkedIn plans to launch into 2018 with the release of a new offering for recruiters and staffing teams. It
According to a recent Pew study, most Americans expect that an increase in automation will have a considerable impact on their lives during the coming decade. But instead of feeling excited about the rise of driverless cars and automated workers, most people feel a sense of concern. Specifically, we
Hiring remotely can bring a wide range of benefits to your organization, starting with the obvious: When you extend your pool of candidates beyond those within commuting distance, you can access the best talent in the country, or even the world. You don