Glassdoor released its eighth annual list of the 50 best companies to work for. Did your company make the grade? If you work for a tech company, it's highly likely. Almost half of Glassdoor's best places to work are tech companies and if you work at …
LOS ANGELES (CBSLA.com) — Glassdoor has released its list of the top 50 places to work in 2016 and many of the companies are currently hiring. The job site says the list, which they dubbed the Employees' Choice Awards, was based on employee …
Airbnb, the juggernaut startup that helps people rent out anything from their couch to their whole house, topped Glassdoor.com's list of the 50 best places to work in 2016, knocking Google from its perch. According to Glassdoor, the "Employees' Choice …
Workday WDAY -1.10% has been beating the drum louder for its own cloud financials and planning software over the past 18 months, even though several of its business partners offer similar applications, including Adaptive Insights, Anaplan, and Tidemark …
Referring to adverts Oracle has placed in the Wall Street Journal, Aneel Bhusri, CEO Workday launched the most aggressive attack I have ever heard on the company against which Workday has, to date, scored the most success. Among other things, Bhusri …
With two women running for President – Hillary Clinton and Carly Fiorina – you might think women are making strides in pursuing the most senior leadership roles. Yet women only hold 14% of the top leadership positions in the S&P 500, according to CNN …
David Niu. TINYpulse has struck a chord with companies who want a better way to assess employee morale. The Seattle-based startup today announced a $6 million funding round to help fuel growth for its employee happiness platform. Arthur Ventures led …
You might be surprised, but one of the top mistakes many recent grads make in job applications is including a photo in their resume when it is not required. Unlike social media where a display photo is quite common, resumes typically do not accompany pictures unless it is an understood requirement of the industry (i.e. […]
A potential service launch by Facebook might play a role in LinkedIn's stock dip on Thursday. Let's take a look at tech stocks to watch: LinkedIn. Shares are down slightly in early trading following a report from Reuters that Facebook will launch its …
You’re an experienced corporate sourcer who is tasked with building a talent pipeline for a specific functional area…you decide to tackle it this way:
Continued from yesterday’s Part 1 post. From my recent travels to Sydney, Australia, here are my ‘take aways’ from my trip. Sydney is great! Make sure to check out my first post as well, otherwise you’ll lose the context of this one! Enjoy. –Sydney is a walking city. It’s like a mini-New York City, but […]
I recently traveled down to Sydney, Australia to speak at HR Tech Fest. I was asked to do a couple of sessions, and because I spent twenty hours on planes getting there, I thought, “What the hell is another hour on stage?!” My first sessions was on HR Technology 101. My second session was called […]
According to the recruiting platform Jobvite's annual Recruiter Nation report, released today, over a quarter of companies surveyed anticipate hiring more than 100 people in the next year. In fast-growing industries like health care, telecommunications …
How would the LinkedIn crowd respond to that? What pushed me was realizing it's one thing to know your values, and another thing entirely to put those values on display in a professional setting. I coach others to be living expressions of their values …