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We are thrilled to announce that Inova Staffing has been awarded the prestigious title of "Top Workplace of 2023" for the fourth consecutive year!
This remarkable achievement highlights our commitment to creating an exceptional work environment that fosters employee satisfaction, engagement, and success.
Most recruiters know that attracting and hiring top talent requires more than just setting up a booth at a job fair and hoping for the best. You need a well-crafted strategy, a secret weapon that will give your company the edge it needs.
However, in today's job market, recruiting top talent has become an increasingly challenging task. With unemployment rates at record lows and the job market more competitive than ever, companies need to be strategic in their recruitment efforts if they want to succeed.
Continue reading to explore some of the most effective recruitment strategies for finding and hiring top talent in a competitive market.
Imagine stepping into a workplace where every individual radiates enthusiasm and fulfillment in their work. They are motivated by a shared purpose that extends beyond their daily tasks.
This could be your organization too.
The following is a guest post from Carole Wehn (CultureWise). Carole works behind the scenes at HPC, writing, editing, and proofreading online learning materials.
If you’ve got a great boss, consider yourself lucky. Whether you’re at the bottom of the proverbial career ladder or rising the ranks, you likely report to someone. It’s a common thread many of us share, and for those who aren’t as fortunate, you may be considering what traits you should look for in your next manager.
A new year continually stirs desires to set goals, make resolutions, and create change. For many, as the lines between our professional and personal lives blur, the new year is a great time to prioritize setting healthy workplace boundaries.
Annual job performance reviews can be a time of hope and excitement or stress and contention. How employees feel about their annual review largely depends on the workplace culture and how safe they feel discussing their work experience with their manager.
Determining what to wear to a job interview, whether online or in-person, is an easily solved problem when you keep one thing in mind: dress for the job you want.
Many candidates searching for their next career move are looking for a company that celebrates diversity and has a strong inclusion policy. Both of these elements—diversity and inclusion—are ingrained in company culture. Some people (wrongly) think that company culture simply means foosball tables and a kegerator in the breakroom. In reality, today’s employees are looking for more meaningful workplace benefits, most of which stem from diversity and inclusion efforts.
The following is a guest post from Candace Coleman (CultureWise). Candace is a writer and editor with a background in publishing and public relations.