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10 Recruiter Skills You Can Leverage in Your Job Search

by Brent Thomson | Published on - December 18, 2023

Did you know that 80 percent of corporate jobs are never advertised? Employers and employees often prefer recruiters for job searches and hiring. Do your research and find a quality recruiter who can offer you a meaningful advantage.  Here are ten skills we offer candidates in their job search with us: 1. Industry Knowledge Much

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How to Handle Counter Offers — and Win Top Talent

by Ryan Thornton | Published on - December 18, 2023

Great employees are hard to find and even harder to lose, so counter-offers are inevitable obstacles in the hiring process. Be proactive about your strategy for buffering the effects of counter offers, and you’ll consistently win top employees.   1. Be Known as a Great Place to Work Proactively developing your company reputation will set

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5 Reasons Your Top Employees Quit (Stop Doing This to Stop Them Leaving)

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - December 14, 2023

Have you noticed top employees are likelier to quit than your average sales rep? Then, it might be time to consider how you are driving them to leave. Read on to understand why your top employees quit and how to stop your company from bleeding talent. 1. You cap commissions. When you cap commissions, reps

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5 Benefits of Partnering With a Recruiting Agency for Your Hiring Process

by Brent Thomson | Published on - November 22, 2023

A high-quality sales recruitment agency will partner with you in your hiring efforts and be able to provide insight into your industry and sales team structure. Here are our most popular client-identified benefits of working with a recruiting agency: #1 Stop Wasting Resources on Trial-and-Error Hiring Finding out someone isn’t a great fit after you

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Best & Worst States to Work in America

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - November 14, 2023

In recent years, employee engagement has dropped for the first time in a decade. In 2020, 36% of workers were engaged at work; that number fell to 34% in 2021 and 32% in 2022, according to a Gallup Poll. This means workers, especially women and young people, feel less enthusiastic about their jobs and less