How to Be Intentional With Your Job Search
If you decide it's time to change your career path or find yourself unemployed, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the job search.
Diversity, Data, and Day-to-Day Engagement: 2017 Predictions From SAP North America's Head of HR
What does 2017 have in store for the recruiting and hiring fields?No one can say for certain – but that hasn't stopped any of us from trying.
This Is Your Year – Reinvent Your Career
Have you ever thought that you might have picked the wrong career path?
Automation Threatens to Put Accountants Out of Work
According to research conducted by Oxford University and Deloitte, two of the ten jobs most at risk of being totally automated in the next two decades are "financial accounts manager" and "bookkeeper."In light of this unsettling news, graduate jobs forum WikiJob issued a survey asking graduates interested in accounting careers how they felt about the threat.
5 Ways to Make Your Job Descriptions Stand Out
Welcome to Recruiter QA, where we pose employment-related questions to the experts and share their answers!
The Wake-Up Call: Coming to Terms With New Forms of Employment in a New Economy
The election of 2016 was one of the most challenging and divided elections in American history.
Creating Globally Dispersed Teams That Succeed
In today's shrinking world, more and more companies strive to go global – to break into new markets, leverage different sources of talent, and turn themselves into international brands.But before an organization can achieve this goal, it is essential to recruit the right people to lead successful operations in new locations.
6 Steps to Cultivating a Culture of Active Listening
A lot of people don't feel that their opinions matter in the workplace, according to a recent survey we conducted at Waggl.
Are Long Employee Tenures Always a Good Thing?
Long, steady employment with a single company is commonly regarded as a good thing.
6 Steps to Discover Your True Self
Article by Adam SmithTo truly know yourself is the most important skill you can possess.
Human Resources: A Decade of Changes – and the Challenges of Today
In a new study, HR software provider BambooHR offers insights into how the field of human resources has changed over the last ten years.
How to Pass a Phone Interview
Interviewing candidates is just one small part of a recruiter's job, but it is one of the most important parts.
Working Parents Say They Lack Supportive Benefits
According to a recent survey conducted by consumer healthcare organization Cognoa, 44 percent of working parents believe their current or past employers lack supportive, parent-friendly benefits.
Recruiter Top 10: New Year's Resolutions for Recruiting and Hiring Professionals
Welcome to Top 10, Recruiter.com's weekly rundown of the best of the best in recruiting!
Small businesses hope to see Obama-backed rules scrapped
Small businesses are hoping to see some high-profile Obama administration regulations scrapped after Donald Trump takes office, with rules affecting overtime, sick leave and the environment among those that may be taken off the books.
New Survey Says Retail Customer Service and Sales Reps Struggle in 5 Key Areas
Making the right hires is critical for any retailer looking to boost sales.
How Small Businesses Can Attract Great Hires
For small business owners, attracting great hires can be a challenge.
4 Speech Patterns That Can Diminish a Woman's Credibility at Work
Perceptions: They form quickly and set like cement.Unfortunately, other people's perceptions of us often form in our blind spots.
Culture Shock: Recruiters Rely Too Much on Social Media
This season – a time of goodwill and the desire to do better in the world – I find myself a man in culture shock.
Whither the Overtime Expansion Rule?
Last spring, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced the details of a final rule under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) establishing new salary thresholds for millions of traditionally exempt white-collar employees. Many lower- and even mid-level managers and professional and administrative staff, who worked for years at annual salaries sometimes just above the threshold of $23,660, were not eligible for time and a half when they worked overtime.



















