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Employee Referral Programs: Why They Matter and How to Optimize Them

Recruiting Blogs

One of the most effective recruiting strategies, in terms of time invested and future employee retention, is also one of the cheapest ways to hire. Employee referrals bypass high agency fees for successful introductions, while increasing employee investment and strengthening company culture. The energy is great around the new hire.”

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How to motivate employees - 11 protips from Steve Jobs

Recruiting Blogs

Steve Jobs passed away in 2011, but his unique management practices, product development insights, and creativity still inspire millions worldwide. This helped create a culture where employees felt financially secure and motivated to work without fearing for their future. . This is reflected in the way Apple worked.

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10 Small-to-Mid Size Employer Brands that Punch Above Their Weight

Breezy HR

The culture combined with everyone’s passion for re-shaping the ticketing industry makes this an ideal workplace.”?—? The energy in the work environment is unlike any that I have ever experienced. The culture at LiveRamp is firmly anti-micro management. The thing I like best about LiveRamp is their people culture.

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LivingSocial: When Networks And Culture Actually Work.

Recruiting Daily

Allow me just a moment, if you will, to paint you a picture of my world – circa 2011 – and illustrate exactly what it is I’m talking about. We had a very strong, very tangible culture – one that evolved and grew along with the company, even from its earliest days. What made the culture so different, I wondered?

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8 Australasian Recruitment & HR Conferences You Should Be Attending in 2016

Social Talent

Issues discussed over the 2 days will include: Leadership – what can HR do to build and enable leadership capability and culture. Culture – how to create a culture that rewards quality, growth, and opportunity. Mas Bianchi ** (Director of People & Culture, Communicare). HR Summit Melbourne.

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Is Your Hospital Ready for Millennials?

CareerBuilder

By 2025, millennials — a generation that currently ranges from middle school-age to their early 30s — will dominate the workforce, perhaps as much as 75 percent, according to a 2011 study by the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation. In many hospitals, they have a culture survey or a vision-and-values survey.