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5 Steps to Writing the Perfect Resume

By Jenny on July 29, 2020 in Candidates, Hiring

 

Let me guess, it’s been a while since you updated your resume, right? It can be hard to know what you should include in your resume, what to leave off, and how to lay out the information in a way that best shares your story with potential employers. Lucky for you, that’s where KORE1 can […]

 

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Why Recruitment Process Outsourcing is Right for COVID-19 and Beyond

By Steve Quarles on April 29, 2020 in COVID-19, Hiring

 

When surveyed about COVID-19, many of the top CFOs in the U.S. and Mexico expressed concern about their 2020 revenues and profitability. Most recognized the coming months would require them to streamline their supply chain, solutions, workforce, and operations to remain in the black. Yet there was an additional risk: if they cut too aggressively […]

 

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The Impact That California’s New Assembly Bill Will Have on Your Business

By Tanya Freedland on January 28, 2020 in Hiring

 

As of January 1st, California companies that employ independent contractors will be required to reclassify them as employees, a landmark change that’s already posing challenges for many organizations. Where legal employment requirements were relatively vague before, now they are straightforward, necessitating a stricter standard of proof from companies. This extension of employee classification status to […]

 

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The 3-Step Guide for Preparing Your Business for an Economic Downturn

By Tom Kenaley on September 16, 2019 in Hiring

 

Nearly 75% of economists believe the nation will be in recession by the year 2021. Almost more confounding than that is the fact that, while 80% of business owners fear an economic downturn, a mere 44% have done anything to prepare. Even then, an astounding 36% shared that they have no intention to make any […]

 

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5 Trends That Will Continue to Shape Recruiting in 2019

By Dave Manchester on April 15, 2019 in Hiring, recruiting

 

As Q1 comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on the current recruiting landscape. Over the course of last year, we were introduced to a variety of trends, ranging from tech to politics, all of which were slated to have a major impact on the industry. Many of these projected shifts in […]

 

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A Jobseeker’s Guide to Building a Strong Relationship with Your Recruiter

By Steve Quarles on March 4, 2019 in Candidates, Hiring, recruiting

 

Partnering with a recruiter has the power to take your career to the next level, unlocking unique employment opportunities and providing a great resource for industry insight. While some professionals believe that working with a recruiter is a one-time occurrence, it’s advantageous to develop a strong, long-term relationship with your recruiter. With their extensive knowledge […]

 

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2 Essential Metrics That Dictate Hiring Success

By Kara Kaprielian on February 7, 2019 in Hiring, recruiting

 

Recruiting metrics are indispensable when it comes to successful data-driven hiring, allowing recruiters to optimize the hiring process and more effectively analyze talent. That being said, sifting through all of the metrics available will leave you with no time left for actual recruiting. We boiled down the two essential metrics that will dictate your hiring […]

 

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How to Make an Offer the Candidate Can’t Refuse

By Kara Kaprielian on July 24, 2018 in Hiring

 

Currently the tech industry’s unemployment rate is at a staggering 1.9%, down 3% from last year. To remain relevant in such a full-employment market, companies must make extremely attractive offers. Talented IT professionals who are seeking new opportunities frequently face multiple offers, and whether you like it or not, the decision often comes down to […]

 

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Attracting Diverse Candidates in a Full Employment Market

By Steve Quarles on July 18, 2018 in Hiring

 

Fostering a diverse workplace is crucial for an organization to innovate and thrive in today’s society. Without diversity, corporate climates would become stagnant, with everyone sharing analogous ideas and taking similar actions. Developing an ecosystem made up of employees from diverse ethnicities, genders, races, ages, and religions works wonders to create a well-rounded company. With […]

 

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