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Finding Her Sport: Being Part of the Team in a Startup Environment

PowerToFly

We sat down with Carrie to hear more about why she became interested in design, why she joined Vouch and how Vouch's culture supports her design work, and what advice she has for others looking to succeed at a high-growth startup. It's like the only sport I've ever been good at is startups," says Carrie. Why design?

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Leveraging Managed Recruiting: A How-To Guide

Contract Recruiter

Imagine you’re playing a team sport, but you have the chance to bring in star players whenever you need them. The process begins with understanding your company’s unique needs and culture. On the other hand, in-house recruiting, for all its cultural coherence, demands significant resources.

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Employee Spotlight: How Hireology Employees Strike a Balance of Hard Work and Fun

Hireology

In particular, my rock during the third quarter was to revamp our demo decks for our background checks, drug screens and onboarding offerings. How do you contribute to Hireology’s culture? . How would you define Hireology’s culture? Hireology’s culture really is unique. Is it silly?

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10 Mistakes You're Making With Your Diversity Recruitment Strategy (And How to Fix Them)

PowerToFly

As a practice, DEI recruiting actively seeks to hire people from a variety of different: cultures, identities, genders, intellectual and physical capabilities, religions, socio-economic classes, and nationalities. Solution: Reach out to a local community organization like a church, resource center, school, sports league, or small business.

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3 Tips for Continual Learning in Tech from Guru’s Lisa MacCarrigan

PowerToFly

Learning on screen and on stage. She also appreciates that Guru's culture is built around pair programming from the very beginning. You pair program when you're new; you'll pair program to get quickly onboarded and to understand, at a high level, the architecture and how all the pieces fit together," she says.

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3 Tips for Continual Learning in Tech from Guru’s Lisa MacCarrigan

PowerToFly

Learning on screen and on stage. She also appreciates that Guru's culture is built around pair programming from the very beginning. You pair program when you're new; you'll pair program to get quickly onboarded and to understand, at a high level, the architecture and how all the pieces fit together," she says.

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How To Make Sure You Know Exactly Who You’re Hiring.

Recruiting Daily

Even though background and reference checks have emerged as more or less an inevitable component of almost every employer’s pre-screening process, it seems a surprising percentage of candidates are willing to risk getting caught in exchange for the rewards of getting an offer.

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