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Best Practices | Employee Relations | Talent Acquisition

By: Kayla Bell
November 28th, 2014

If you’ve ever had a conversation with an HR professional, you’ve likely heard us go into detail about how important a positive onboarding experience is for your new hires. This is your organization’s chance to not only validate for the employee that they chose the right position/organization to join but to also energize them to help create an engaged and effective member of your team down the road.

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Employee Relations | Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
October 28th, 2014

Let’s say that your HR Director resigns unexpectedly. Or he or she goes on an unplanned leave of absence. What do you do?

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Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
September 10th, 2014

As a job seeker the path to finding new employment can be challenging and at times, frustrating. It is important that you do all you can to stand out from other job seekers. Here are some tips to help ensure you get noticed:

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Best Practices | Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
September 8th, 2014

Many organizations today have the latest technology and the greatest physical resources. But if those organizations do not have the right people, they will always struggle to achieve the results they desire. Here are some of the most important components of a successful search I've learned over the years as a Recruiting Consultant for rapidly growing organizations across the Washington, DC metropolitan area.

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Risk Management | Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
July 5th, 2014

If you are a recruiter or HR professional working for a federal contractor, the recent changes to OFCCP recordkeeping rules have been challenging to keep up with. If you are unsure about the details of these rules, please see our recent blog posts on the subject.

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Best Practices | Talent Acquisition

By: Helios
June 25th, 2014

Last month at Recruit DC, I had the opportunity to sit down with Neil Costa of HireClix to discuss the best ways to improve search engine optimization (SEO) in recruiting. SEO, according to Wikipedia, is the process impacting your job opening’s (in this case) visibility in a search engine’s or site’s (such as Indeed.com) “natural” (organic) search results. The better your visibility (earlier in the results), the more clicks your job opening is likely to get. SEO matters and can have impact on the effectiveness of your recruitment advertising and your employment brand. And, most importantly, it doesn't cost much to make improvements.