Author: Tricia Tamkin

We often ask this question during Discovery, and it tends to be a little "stump the chump." Most organizations have no formal approach for measuring quality of hire, so it…

Let us continue down the path of inner dialogue and the lies we tell ourselves. Our brains can be peculiar sometimes. You’ve likely heard Jason say, humans learn faster than…

We’ve all heard it. Sometimes from our children, candidates, clients, spouses, friends, vendors… it’s prevalent across humanity and often manifests as nebulous blame.     “It wasn’t my fault I…

There’s been a lot of media around The Miss AI Beauty Pageant, and despite my love of AI, I’m not thrilled with it. I think they missed the mark. Must we…

As a recruiter, you're constantly striving to present the best version of yourself and your firm to potential clients and candidates. You meticulously craft your pitches, thoroughly vet candidates, and…

Albert Einstein was already a respected mathematician by the time he arrived at the ETH Institute in Switzerland in 1912. He had numerous publications, held professorships, and was beginning to…

For recruiters, the robust spending habits of the upper class can translate into lucrative opportunities. Companies catering to these consumers are thriving and likely to expand their workforce. This means…

Sometimes, when we do a great job, our clients ask us to fill jobs we don’t want to fill. More often than not, recruiters tell us that filling jobs for…

Starting Your Recruiting Day with a Positive FocusAs a recruiter, waking up with a sense of trepidation is all too common. It's easy to let the daunting aspects of the…

We love a nine-word email. Usually, they are used for re-engagement, and they don’t have to be exactly nine words. Here are a few examples:     Are you still…

Imagine this scenario. You place a rockstar candidate at a leading electric vehicle company, only to have them call you a week later, bewildered, because their entire 500-person division just…

Stanford put out a 500+ page report called the AI Index Report 2024. But 500 pages is a tremendous amount of information, and I don’t have time to read it…