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Should I Look at My IT Candidate’s GitHub?

May 3, 2021 in Hiring Advice, IT Clients

 

If you’re searching for a top quality IT candidate, you might wonder whether to take a look at GitHub, the well-known social coding site. Like so much in life, the answer is “it depends.” Here are some things to consider. What Is GitHub? GitHub is a sort of social media site for developers. They use […]

 

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How to Handle Losing Candidates to the Competition

April 30, 2021 in Tips for Hiring Managers

 

Losing top candidates to your competition can be frustrating. You invest a lot of time and effort into screening potential new hires, only to have them go somewhere else at the last minute. Fortunately, the problem usually boils down to one of two issues, both of which are relatively easy to fix. Here’s what you […]

 

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Not Getting a Response? Here Are the Best Times to Apply to a Job in the Engineering Field

April 23, 2021 in Engineering Candidates

 

Have you ever noticed that (COVID-19 pandemic notwithstanding) our lives tend to follow a seasonal rhythm? From spring break to summer vacation to cozy fall sweaters, we know what each season will bring. Companies also have their own rhythms, and hiring seasons are reasonably predictable. If you’re not hearing back about your engineering applications, you […]

 

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How to Staff a Position in an Undesirable Location

April 16, 2021 in Hiring Advice

 

It’s a simple truth in life that some locations are easier to staff than others. Young up and comers are attracted to downtown offices. Mid-career professionals seeking to shorten their commute often prefer suburban outposts. But what about an office in a rural area or a less desirable part of town? Here are some things […]

 

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