One of the modern professional’s golden rules? Have an online presence.
Students and grads are constantly told that actively managing and optimizing the way they present themselves online can play a key role in the realization of their career goals. The same is true for campus recruiters.
As the face of your employer brand, your goal is to position yourself as a go-to source for career-focused Gen Y, a cohort that is constantly plugged in and connected online.
From crazy winter weather to holiday hysteria, December can quickly turn into the most scrambled time of year.
For students, the last month of the year is especially busy – end of term is nigh, and between wrapping up courses, studying for exams and finishing final papers, they’re ready to crack.
This year, show students you care by supporting them them through the end of term season.
There’s a new group of talent on the rise, and they’re markedly different from their predecessors.
Generation Z is entering the workforce – and employers are beginning to take notice.
Born from 1995 onwards, Gen Z brings a unique set of characteristics to the table. Although they share certain qualities with Gen Y (community-oriented, digital natives), their differences are game-changing for employers.
They’re the face of your company, and they play a vital role in determining the success of your business.
External-facing employees work on the front lines, interacting with the public, building relationships, driving growth and delivering value to clients and customers.
An organization’s ability to serve its clients and customers is directly influenced by its ability to recruit top talent: interactions with your external-facing employees can dictate how the public perceives your business – a strong impression that isn’t easily changed.
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