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The Top-Rated Workplaces in 2019

Indeed

Following Adobe, we see a few familiar names: social media giant Facebook and Southwest Airlines rank second and third, respectively, with Facebook placing in the top five for the third year running and Southwest Airlines placing in the top five for the fourth year in a row. . Founded: 2004. HQ: Menlo Park, CA.

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29 Best Books on Recruitment (MUST Read Resources for Recruiters)

Recruiting Blogs

Talent Management Systems was published in 2004 and is written by Allan Schweyer , a well-known author and the co-founder of DEI360, a diversity and inclusion organization. The book urges readers to go beyond Linkedin and other social media in sourcing. Amazon rating: 3.6. Available formats: ebook, hardcover.

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TruLondon Conference, February 17-19

Staffing Talk

A cutting edge, social media maven and newly minted entrepreneur, Ruettimann is a sought after speaker, writer and thought leader. Katharine is also very passionate about social media, in particular its use to aid building relationships in the recruitment sector.

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10 Best Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) in 2024

Recruiters Lineup

It seamlessly integrates with over 360 third-party solutions across diverse categories, enhancing its versatility. Despite these aspects, Greenhouse excels in providing an intuitive platform, thus streamlining hiring processes for diverse organizations. From initial offers to final e-signatures, BambooHR covers all aspects.

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How to hire senior executive level employees

Hacker Earth

Try to hire for diversity, be it in terms of skills or perspectives. The rise of social media has opened up a huge network of possible candidates. Hiring complete strangers may not work as the importance of a diverse workforce is now apparent. I, too, learned the hard way — never mix business with friendship.