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Remember when Steve Jobs orchestrated a $415M anti-poaching scheme?

EmployeeReferrals.com

Steve Jobs once said, “The secret of my success is that we have gone to exceptional lengths to hire the best people in the world.”. And while most CEOs make a big show of expressing appreciation for their employees, Steve Jobs really meant it. Beginning in 2005, he asked CEOs at Google, Intel, and Adobe to stop poaching his talent.

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Employee referrals terrified Steve Jobs

EmployeeReferrals.com

Steve Jobs once said, “The secret of my success is that we have gone to exceptional lengths to hire the best people in the world.” And while most CEOs make a big show of expressing appreciation for their employees, Steve Jobs really meant it. Beginning in 2005, he asked CEOs at Google, Intel, and Adobe to stop poaching his talent.

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SocialTalent Author Spotlight: Glen Cathey

Social Talent

Glen is truly renowned in the sourcing and recruiting industry with over 20 years of experience and is currently the Senior Vice President, Consulting Principal of Talent Advisory and Digital Strategy at Randstad Enterprise. About a year into that job I had an opportunity to join Randstad Sourcetight and build a global sourcing team.

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Think Like a Boss: How Executives Consider Cost-Per-Hire

Yello

After tallying up recruiting costs like job boards, career fairs, background checks and onboarding, companies can easily spend up to $5,000 per hire. Recruiters are focused on supporting a manager’s search priorities and sourcing great candidates. Part of that decision is the question of full-time vs. contract hires.

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7 Recruitment News Stories that have the Industry Buzzing this Week – 7th December 2015

Social Talent

For the first time, as part of a lightweight onboarding process, LinkedIn will ask you what content you are interested in, in order to set up your initial feed and over time you can also unfollow things that are less valuable to you.=. Job growth, though slower this year than last, will still end the year significantly above 2 million.