You may know Steve Lavin from his broadcasts on ESPN or his former role as the head basketball coach at UCLA. Lavin recently spoke at the ERE Expo in Hollywood, Florida, sharing his anecdotes and wisdom with the audience. Although not a recruiter, his lessons rang true for everyone and there was much... [full article »]
Brendan Shields
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Jan Hopkins’ Sweep of America
Former CNN anchor Jan Hopkins presented an inspiring view of our economic struggles at the ERE Expo on October 29. Although admitting that our current economic situation was unprecedented, Hopkins retained a positive outlook on the situation. Both looking to the past and to our future, she provides information on what has led our economy... [full article »]
The Future of Recruiting is in the Cloud
On October 29 at the ERE Expo 2008 Fall, Michael Marlatt shared his impressive view on the future of recruiting as the world becomes more and more immersed in wireless technology. The dream of being able to access information from virtually anywhere is already within our grasp. Don’t be left behind, watch these highlights to... [full article »]
Y Bother? A Look At Generation Y
ERE interviews leading members of the recruiting community regarding their views on Generation Y’s entry into the workforce. [full article »]
Recruiting Strategies in the Face of a Troubled Economy
ERE talks to seasoned recruiters about how they plan to shift their recruiting strategies in order to cope with the current economy. [full article »]
How Technology is Changing the Industry
ERE interviews prominent figures in the industry at RecruitFest about how they are using technology and social media. Learn how they’ve developed good business leads, and how you can expand relationships that may not have happened otherwise. [full article »]
Changes and Challenges in 2009
ERE was at RecruitFest in Toronto last week. Organized by Jason Davis, it featured some great speakers such as Susan Burns, Scott Love, Craig Silverman, and John Sumser. We asked speakers and attendees about what changes and challenges to expect in 2009. [full article »]