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Hiring at scale in tech for 2022: A top CPO shares her tips
How do you hire en masse if you’re a SMB-sized Fintech company operating out of Atlanta, operating in a very competitive tech sp...
4 lessons for employers from Reddit’s Antiwork community
You probably want to stay away from Reddit's new subreddit, /r/antiwork – also known in everyday parlance as the "anti-work move...
37.5% of US workers value flexwork – but companies aren’t on board
According to the Great Discontent survey of US workers, work flexibility (whether remote work or flexible schedules) is the thir...
Flexwork a must for 43.5% of UK workers – but are employers listening?
According to UK workers polled in the Great Discontent worker survey, work flexibility – whether that’s remote work or flexible ...
Can’t afford to pay more? Be radically transparent with candidates
Ever read an article that confirmed your thinking that the world of work has gone mad? This was me, as I read an article from Bu...
What the Biden vaccine mandate means for employers – and how to manage it
In November 2021, the White House announced details of its vaccine mandate. By early January, employers with more than 100 emplo...
A ‘Great Return’? 3 conditions that may bring talent back
The Great Resignation is already well-documented. This can be a good opportunity in the end for recruiters and employers who pla...
Should you include salary in a job description? Let’s talk!
Including salary in job descriptions can promote transparency and attract suitable candidates, but it may also deter potential a...
INFOGRAPHIC: How do you pull passive candidates in the UK?
“My job is OK, but I’d definitely look at a new opportunity if they had ______.” Passive candidates who say this may not be acti...
INFOGRAPHIC: 45% of UK workers are passive candidates. Who are they?
As a UK employer, you’re probably frustrated that you’re not getting enough applicants for your open roles, let alone filling ro...
INFOGRAPHIC: How do you lure passive candidates in the US?
“My job is OK, but I’d definitely look at a new opportunity if they had ______.” Passive candidates who say this may not be acti...
INFOGRAPHIC: 37% of US workers are passive candidates. Who are they?
Passive candidates, who are open to new opportunities but not actively seeking, make up 37.3% of US workers. They are prevalent ...