As more companies rely on distributed teams, startups offering tools to help with recruiting, onboarding, payment, compliance and collaboration have raised considerable sums in the past few quarters. And investment continues to flow to the space.
Handshake VP, Employer Partnerships Jessica Peluso shares some changes that you can make to your brand, and your application, interview, and offer process that will help find the talent you are trying to attract and hire.
Israeli high-tech startups plan hiring spree in 2022 as pandemic recedes Battle for software/R&D staff intensifies amid shortage of qualified candidates As pandemic fears decline, startup recruitment plans rebound in sharp reversal from Q3 2021 Job-seeker’s market continues as majority of startups increase recruitment in Q4 2021 and make plans to hire more employees in […]
When IBM launched its first women in leadership study in 2019, the research revealed a persistently glaring gender gap in the global workplace. At that time, only 18% of senior leadership positions worldwide were held by women. And only 12% of organizations surveyed were going above and beyond their peers to address it head on […]
It was all about inflation for the central banks this time around. Both BoE and Fed lifted rates a quarter point, with the latter plans for six more quarter-point hikes on the year. The Fed policy statement indicated that the implications from the invasion of Ukraine and related events are “highly uncertain,” but in the […]
Montreal-based job search platform Talent.com announced it raised $120 million a Series B funding round led by Inovia Capital and joined by new and existing investors.
Firstly, let’s get this out of the way: the Fed is going to raise rates at the conclusion of their two-day meeting tomorrow. 98.3% of experts agree that the FOMC will decide to raise rates by 25bps. The other 1.7% think it will be 50bps. The Ukraine factor Throughout most of last month, there was […]
With everyone competing for a finite number of tech workers, the new kids on the block—emerging tech centers—are having to get creative in their recruitment efforts, writes Brian Moyer, CEO of the Greater Nashville Technology Council.
Bitcoin dropped 8% to $38,000, erasing much of its recent rally. The latest sell-off was triggered by data showing strength in the U.S. jobs market, which furthers the case for a Federal Reserve rate hike this month. Traders were now looking at $35,000 as the next support level. A breach would put Bitcoin exactly where