Trends
Whether it’s tech in hiring or shorter tenures, you want to monitor the trends that affect your company. Stay on top of what’s happening and get ahead of the curve.
Your Hiring Pulse report for July 2022
In June’s Hiring Pulse, we talked about increased layoffs especially in startups...
Your Hiring Pulse report for June 2022
What did we talk about last month, in May’s Hiring Pulse? Go on, have a look. It...
Your Hiring Pulse report for May 2022
In April’s Hiring Pulse, we doubled down on the importance of a standardized hir...
Office space trends: if you build it right, they will come
If anyone has the data on trends, it’s Google. So, if everyone wants to work fro...
Your Hiring Pulse report for April 2022
In March’s Hiring Pulse, we dove deep into the importance of maintaining high-qu...
Your Hiring Pulse report for March 2022
Last month, in February’s Hiring Pulse, we went into depth on the lack of candid...
4 lessons for employers from Reddit’s Antiwork community
You probably want to stay away from Reddit's new subreddit, /r/antiwork – also k...
Your Hiring Pulse report for February 2022
In the Hiring Pulses up to this point, we’ve highlighted the ever-shortening Can...
37.5% of US workers value flexwork – but companies aren’t on board
According to the Great Discontent survey of US workers, work flexibility (whethe...
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 flexi...
Your Hiring Pulse report for January 2022
In the Hiring Pulses up to this point, we’ve highlighted the ever-shortening Can...
Flexible work hours: it’s important for 58% of US workers, survey finds
According to our New World of Work survey, 44.9% of businesses cited staggered o...