Recruiting & Hiring Insights Blog

The average employee changes jobs pretty frequently - every 4.3 years for men and 4 years for women according to a 2018 survey by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. These statistics clearly indicate that employers should expect...

In May of 2021, news outlets across the country reported the story of a young 2-year-old who became the youngest person on record to be admitted to Mensa, an exclusive society reserved for those that score in the top 2% on a...

After months of business meetings and tough negotiations, your company finally wins a new contract, and the executives pat themselves on the back for a job well done. Down the hall, HR department employees swallow hard and...

Seasoned recruiters recognize the annual ebb and flow of jobs on the market. In a typical year, the market floods with new candidates when university students graduate in the spring. Candidate interest may wane in the summer...

Accurately evaluating the skills and experience of a complete stranger for an open position in your organization requires the skilled application of all available information. Unfortunately, many of the tools that recruiters...

The best, and the worst, part of job hunting is the interview. It’s when you get to show your strengths, elaborate on the skills you’ve outlined in your resume, and really blow a prospective employer out of the water. But it’s...

In the wake of a pandemic that has turned the economy upside down and changed the way we all do business, attempting to predict your company's future is challenging. However, not anticipating and planning to accommodate staffing...

A study published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2015, concluded that the average American will have 12 different jobs between the age of 18 and 50. 12 different jobs in a short 32-year span means the average person...