Hiring Solutions & Resources
Employer branding
Your employer brand is how people perceive your company's values and work environment. These resources will put your brand in the spotlight so you can attract top talent, anytime.
How to recruit on Glassdoor
When you’re hiring, growing your reputation as a great employer is one of the most effective ways to attract better candidates. ...
3 ways to improve recruitment marketing with video
In today’s market, where 51% of employed workers are open to a new job despite not actively looking for one, recruitment m...
What do the best career pages have in common?
You’ve put a lot of work into your website in order to sell your product. It boasts beautiful design, photos and testimoni...
How to create an engaging LinkedIn company page
LinkedIn company page best practices, including tips and examples showing how to make a powerful careers page and tool for sales...
Social media recruitment on Instagram
If you’re already using Instagram for marketing, you should consider using it to promote jobs and build your brand as an employe...
What a year in a coworking space can do for your company
Three short years ago Workable was two people and our first customer. We are now approaching 80 people with more than 4,000 cust...
Lessons from a distributed team
Like a lot of its peers Workable began life as a fully distributed team. The two founders, Nikos Moraitakis and Spyros Magiatis ...
Stand by me: employee retention strategies from the pros
Most companies realize when they hire someone that it’s not a solemn vow to be together forever. The generation of company...
Employee engagement strategies that work
Low employee engagement is a global problem. Right now, seven out of ten employees in the US drag their feet to work. This numbe...
Separating cult from culture
Cult-like behaviors, such as over-reliance on a charismatic leader or isolation from outside perspectives, can be detrimental to...
Drafting a maternity leave policy: 5 things you should know
Maternity leave policies in the United States have come a long way from the 1960s when working mothers were considered temporari...
The 5 company policies you need to have in writing
Company policies are written guidelines that outline the practices and procedures of a business. They set expectations for emplo...