Tag: recruitment strategies

Questions you should ask to help you master executive hiring

7 April 2021

executive hiring

Hiring executives and senior staff is no mean feat. It’s a challenge that both scaling businesses and more prominent names will have to undertake at a certain point, yet hiring senior-level team members can alter the company’s dynamic from how teams are managed to the company culture. With scaling businesses, senior hires have a lot […]

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10 Questions We’re Frequently Asked About Flexible RPO

30 March 2021

flexible rpo

We’re an agile RPO provider, which means many businesses who are trying to scale trust us with their hiring projects and recruitment strategies. As a result, it’s no surprise that we get asked a lot questions about what RPO is and what is means for businesses within the tech industry. Demand for talent in the […]

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AI in Recruitment: Help or Hindrance?

18 March 2021

AI recruitment

It’s a hot topic in the world of recruitment. AI is meant to be taking over. According to research by LinkedIn, 76% of recruiters believe that artificial intelligence will have a significant impact on recruiting in the coming years. AI is already being used to automate the screening process, directly source candidates, track candidate behaviour […]

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Why tech companies should treat recruitment as a new product launch

2 March 2021

tech recruitment

When considering recruitment, it’s very easy for businesses to fall into the same trap of repeated patterns: leaning on the same advertising platforms, job boards and relying on company reputation or existing networks to attract the top candidates. However, as we keep saying, the tech recruitment landscape is fierce right now when it comes to […]

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Is hiring tech talent the key to business continuity in 2021?

5 February 2021

hiring tech talent

In the past, a business’ main priority has been to grow and try to become the biggest and best version of itself. However, right now for many, that doesn’t seem feasible. It’s enough of an achievement to stay afloat and take care of your existing people. Hiring new ones isn’t the biggest priority. Business continuity […]

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