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Bridging 2023 and 2024: Key U.S. Immigration Updates From December

Cupa HR

The concerns highlight the potential limitation on the ability to attract diverse candidates for faculty positions and the narrowing pipeline for growth in high-technology fields, which could deter foreign students and hinder research and innovation in the United States.

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Interviewing Candidates? You Need To Watch Out For These Things

Spark Hire

You invite candidates to meet you at a coffee shop in order to make the whole thing seem less intimidating. It’s a great idea, in theory, except you show up and realize the spot is filled with students working on term papers and other professionals having meetings. Say, for instance, you choose to conduct your interviews off-site.

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“Refocus on your operational plan.” With Delali Dzirasa

Thrive Global

After graduating from UMBC in 2004 with a degree in computer engineering, I had one request when I accepted my first job after college. Extensive research suggests that “purpose driven businesses” are more successful in many areas. Refocus on your operational plan. Can you tell us what lessons or ‘take aways’ you learned from that?

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How to Write Job Descriptions

BerniePortal

Before we dive into what makes a great - and terrible - job description, we did just a little research into the history of job postings. The background of job postings is a little hard to pin down exactly, but one name that pops up is a guy we’ve talked about on HR Party of One before, a member of our HR Hall of Fame –Frederick Taylor.