Archive of recruiting
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4 Tips for Social Media Recruiting
Posted on September 25, 2012 by author in Best Practices, Talent Acquisition
Social media is a great platform for business. Not just for marketing, but for recruiting as well. With photos, keywords and the right sharing you can attract great employees that you may not have found otherwise. And, if you aren’t...
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TriNet’s Tip Tuesday
Posted on August 28, 2012 by Peggy McCurley in Talent Acquisition, TriNet Products
It’s always time to retain top talent. There’s no better time than the present to review compensation, recognition and appreciation of all talent, but especially your “A” players. Personal development plans , creating an effective culture of work/life balance and...
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Job Applicants Who Fib and the Tips Managers Can Employ to Avoid Hiring these Candidates
Posted on July 15, 2010 by Matt Meigs in Best Practices, Talent Acquisition
Last month, ABCNews.com was seeking stories from hiring managers and recruiters who experienced candidates who fibbed on their resumes, bios, portfolios, etc., for an article that was being written. Whether it’s extreme or humorous, the assignment was sure to find...
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How to Create a Winning Resume
Posted on May 14, 2010 by Matt Meigs in Talent Acquisition
We recently gathered three of TriNet's talent acquisition managers in our lunchroom and asked them one question: what would make you put a resume in the "YES" pile? Their answers in this short video outline a strategy that jobseekers can use to fine-tune what the resumes they submit to recruiters.
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Recent Polls: Some Small Biz Still Hiring
Posted on April 22, 2010 by Jaine Kim in News at TriNet
"Not Hiring Sign." Photo by ExtremeEzine on Flickr. Via a Creative Commons license. While the nation slowly dusts off its recession woes, we‘ve seen a noteworthy trend in layoffs vs. new hires for small and medium-sized businesses...
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