17 Ways to Start the Weekend With a Win

It’s official…it’s the weekend! Everyone’s favorite time. What better way to start the weekend than with 17 of some of the best content pieces from the week?! Everything from Amazon treating their employees like…well, treating their employees really bad…to employers saying FML about FMLA. Be sure to follow us on Twitter so you never miss the excitement AND to let us know how much you loved all the articles from the week!

Employers Be Like, FML…A | Maren Hogan on Marenated

How I Halved My Time-to-Hire by Leveraging Hidden Data | Katie Bond on ClearCompany

What It Really Takes to Win Over Passive Candidates | Raj Sheth on Recruiterbox

Get Rid of the Headache that (Usually) Comes with New Employee Documents | Christine Marino on Click Boarding

Everything You Need to Know About Data-Driven Professional Development | Dominic Barton on Broadbean

Key Performance Management Metrics You Forgot to Assess | Chris Arringdale on Reviewsnap

Changes in Employee Benefits Communication You Should Make | Mike Mandolfo on The Olson Group

How Big Data Affects the Evolution of Assessments | Dominic Barton on Broadbean

The Biggest Changes You Need to Make to Your Interviewing Process | Sara Pollock on ClearCompany

6 Winning Traits of Startup Employees | Ryan Mead on Vitru

5 Things to Consider Before Purchasing an Applicant Tracking System | Mark Jackson on Visibility Software

Design 101: Record Screencasts with QuickTime for Free | Kyle Christensen on Marenated

Why Amazon’s Rank & Yank Doesn’t Work | Chris Arringdale on Reviewsnap

Why You Need a Career Coach to Reduce Job-Seeking Anxiety | Noelle Murphy on Marenated

How to Prep Your Candidates For Their First Video Interview | Sara Pollock on ClearCompany

Afraid of a Terrible Assignment? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t Be: | John Maaske on Triage Staff
The 4 Cs Your Onboarding Plan Should Cover… Or Else! | Christine Marino on Click Boarding

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