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How to Build a Content Marketing Team in 5 Easy Steps

Vervoe

This includes visual and written content for social media, blogs, websites, podcasts, eBooks, white papers, and more. Seek insights from your social media platforms (analytics tab), website (Google Analytics), and email database (through your specific platform, i.e., Hubspot, Klaviyo, etc.)

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My Employees Are All Millennials - Here’s How I Manage and Retain Them

Linkedin Talent Blog

Immediate (earned) praise makes even more sense to a generation used to seeing feelings and work validated on a wide variety of social media. Just as important as giving praise immediately, is building a culture where no one is afraid to give the old “atta boy” or “atta girl” ! Show them how proud you are of them.

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When Should You Hire Internal vs. External?

JazzHR

They fit in with the culture, have a general understanding of the company and how it fits in the industry, and peers respect them. 2) They take less time in the onboarding process. When hiring externally, the onboarding process can take days, even weeks. Social Media: A Recruiter’s Best Friend. Culture 23.

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Digital Transformation: How Technology Improves the Employee Experience

Achievers - Recruiting

Onboarding new hires. That initial employment period is a fragile time in the relationship with employees: Gallup notes that “only 12 percent of employees strongly agree that their organization does a great job of onboarding new employees,” and up to half of all new hires end up leaving after 18 months. for workers to navigate.

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Hiring from the Ground Up

marenated

Even if I didn’t explicitly use this verbiage, I didn’t give our new social media manager the entire, gritty picture and he had to learn it on his own. or “Our culture isn’t hard, if anything people leave out of boredom and things move very slowly.” But how is it possible to hire for culture if you haven’t identified it yet?

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35+ Must-Subscribe HR Newsletters to Stay Ahead of the PeopleOps Pack

Recruiting Blogs

Recruiting Brainfood This treat for the brain is a weekly newsletter that serves all types of content, including industry white papers, breaking news reports, how-to articles, helpful tips, instructional videos, and podcasts. Published by: Girlboss Core topics: Social media, career development, recent job postings, and more.

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Hiring from the Ground Up

marenated

Even if I didn’t explicitly use this verbiage, I didn’t give our new social media manager the entire, gritty picture and he had to learn it on his own. or “Our culture isn’t hard, if anything people leave out of boredom and things move very slowly.” But how is it possible to hire for culture if you haven’t identified it yet?

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