Humanity
Candidate experience: enhancing the journey from application to onboarding
As recruiters, our aim is to attract top talent, but the journey doesn't end once we receive an application. From the initial application to the final onboarding process, every touchpoint with a candidate should be meticulously crafted to leave a lasting impression. In this article, we'll delve into the strategies and best practices for enhancing the candidate experience, ensuring that your recruitment skills stand out in the industry.
By Olve Smithabout a month ago in Interview
True story,life,and travel. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
Alright, gather around folks, 'cause I've got a story to tell ya about true stories, life, and travel. Picture this: it all starts with a guy named Jake, just your average Joe, living his 9 to 5 life in the city. But one day, he decides he's had it with the same old routine and decides to shake things up.
By Fajar Amien2 months ago in Interview
Talking With Natalie Polisson about Lifetime Movie ‘My Child Has My Doctor’s Face’
This edition of Talking With focuses on actress Natalie Polisson, who is seeking the truth but ultimately justice against an infertility doctor that violated her trust in the Lifetime movie ‘My Child Has My Doctor’s Face’.
By FierceScribe2 months ago in Interview
The Secret Weapon 95% of Startups Are Missing: Ignite Your Growth with an Advisory Board and Your Confidente
In my experience, less than 5% of early-stage companies have an established advisory board. This is often due to misconceptions about their purpose, cost, and legality. But as a coach who has seen firsthand the transformative power of advisory boards, I'm here to tell you: this is a missed opportunity for exponential growth. Let's clear up these misunderstandings and explore why an advisory board is a powerful asset for any entrepreneur – especially those with a passion for making a difference.
By Andrea Zanon2 months ago in Interview
With Women’s Rights Under Threat, Award-Winning Graphic Designer Costa Uses Fashion as Tool for Activism
The "runway" and fashion speaking truth to power “My father, Elias Costa, has always had a skill for visualizing and building things from scratch… His resourcefulness and hands-on approach to creating left a lasting impression on me back in Bermuda. But I’ve also been inspired by designer Gérard Paris-Clavel's philosophy of utilizing images and art to produce political effects and that’s influenced my approach to art and activism, evident in my fashion show called, ‘If You’re Not Angry, You’re Not Paying Attention.’ The belief that art can be a powerful tool for social change resonates with me, inspiring me to use my platform to address pressing social issues and advocate for change.”—Activist graphic designer Mackenzie Costa
By ashley collie3 months ago in Interview
In the Eyes of Urban Communities
Article by: Marvin Cabalhin and George Ryan Tabada Marching from Liwasang Bonifacio to Mendiola Peace Arch to mark the 75th International Human Rights Day, several rights groups condemned the National Task Force on Ending Local Communist Armed Conflict (NTF-ELCAC) to end the rampant human rights violations amid the continuing militarization in communities in Metro Manila.
By George Ryan Tabada3 months ago in Interview
The Healer
"Life can be cruel-" words directly from my dragons mouth, and she's right. Life can be cruel, but Dannie is proof that we don't have to be, and that's a beautiful thing. I'm prone to darker feelings; I've heard it said that we each have a personal sin, and mine is definitely wrath. Dannie seems to me to be made of pure light.
By S. A. Crawford5 months ago in Interview