Redefining Recruiting Since 1973

First impressions still matter. The statistics show 55% of first impressions come from what we see and 38% from what we hear. A first impression forms about 27 seconds after someone meets you. The American Psychological Association (APA) says, “You don’t get a second chance to make a first impression.” They point out “substantial research” …Read More »

Nearly half of all surveyed job candidates say culture matters in their job selection. But 86% of candidates will walk away if they perceive you have a bad culture. If you’re a hiring manager, you already know how disruptive it is to bring in a new employee that doesn’t fit your culture. You could end …Read More »

What is it about spring? There is more daylight. We have more energy. Research says spending time outside in the spring makes you more optimistic. There are even studies showing crime drops when spring comes. But does all this get up and go you’re feeling also signal that you should get up and be gone—from …Read More »