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8 company culture examples to follow

Achievers - Recruiting

Company culture can make or break your organization ? Getting culture right is a must for every organization, but it’s hard to know where to start. To get your creative juices flowing, take a look at these great examples of how companies across industries have built cultures that engaged their employees and led to business success.

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Guest Blog: How to Gain A Competitive Edge in a Candidate’s Market

JazzHR

Some things to focus on include: Offering great benefits Having a fantastic company culture Providing an exceptional and collaborative environment. Founded in 2004 and relaunched in 2013, Acuity is a full-service financial firm, tackling everything from invoicing and bill pay to industry-leading financial strategy.

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Q&A With Whitney Wallace, Recruitment Marketing Rising Star

Rally Recruitment Marketing

The second would be knowing how to share data (and what data) behind the creative strategies with leaders in your organization, so that they see and understand the impact of your work. She moved through a number of tactical roles before transitioning to be the TA Marketing and Sourcing Manager in the summer of 2022.

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How Procore Scaled Their Company Culture Along With the Business

Glassdoor for Employers

Building a great company culture is hard — but maintaining that culture over the years, all the while undergoing hypergrowth, is even harder. In Glassdoor reviews, employees rave about the culture. Procore is a culture driven organization, unlike anything I’ve ever seen,” says one review.

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 How to deal with ageism in the workplace

Ongig

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reported 195,958 age discrimination charges between 2013-2022 According to AARP, 41% of older job seekers were asked—either on an application or in a job interview—to provide their birth date, graduation date(s), or other age-related information. Consider the following statistics: The U.S.

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How to Build a Successful Referral Culture

SmartRecruiters

After establishing a referral program, the next step is to incorporate referrals into the company culture. In a referral culture, employees are expected to refer qualified candidates and employees expect their employer to consider their recommendations. A little recognition will go a long way when establishing a referral culture.

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How to Identify and Communicate Your Differentiators in the Staffing Industry

The Staffing Stream

With this increased competition and a labor pool that continues to shrink, staffing firms must know their differentiators and how to stay ahead of the competition. It wasn’t until 2013 that I began to focus heavily on differentiators and brand recognition. Bring these employees into your company culture. 5000 list in 2016.