What’s hurting recruiting more? As a person who has been in the recruiting space for almost two decades, and spends each and every day uncovering the gems that drive organizational growth, it became clear that change was necessary for evolution. … Continued
As I reflect on what I can’t even believe is my 15th year in the recruiting space, there are a few job requirements that have stood the test of time. The one that stands out at the top of that … Continued
Women of the world, are you EMOTIONAL…ly intelligent? If you’re like many of the female entrepreneurs, leaders or job seekers I’ve encountered, you’re probably just as sick of hearing how much more emotional you are compared to male counterparts. It’s simply … Continued
Ever since I heard about a hiring experiment conducted by an international company at a recent talk, I literally can’t get it out of my head. As a brain-based recruiter, my interest is always piqued when I hear about “experiments” … Continued
Ahh, the holiday season, that wonderful time of year. As I look around my festively decorated office, it’s hard not to notice my counterpart scurrying to and from our research center to the offices. Like an excited elf prior to … Continued
Whether you’re a job seeker or an employer, no one is immune from the affliction of a counter offer, and ignoring its root cause only makes this situation worse. How do I know? Because I’ve seen it all and lived … Continued
After 15 years in the recruiting space, you start to believe you’ve heard it all. From the job seeker to the employer, and every employee in between. Yet here I was on this beautiful October morning listening to an irate … Continued
He’s not a fit. ♫ How do I know? Because I’ve seen it all and lived to tell. My name is Jean Filipiak, and I’m a certified brain-based recruiter with years of people data to my name. So, I hope you … Continued
How do I know? Because I’ve seen it all and lived to tell. My name is Jean Filipiak, and I’m a certified brain-based recruiter with years of people data to my name. I wasn’t always this way but my neuroscience … Continued