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3 Ways to Make Your Campus Recruiting Efforts Count

Cornerstone On Demand

In order to appeal to millenials, build messaging channels—both online and offline—that clearly and consistently communicate your company culture and why people like to work there. 2) Sponsor a Hackathon Seventy-seven percent of CEOs see the availability of key skills as the biggest threat to their business.

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The Story of This 70-year-old Intern May Be The Next Hot Trend in Recruiting

Linkedin Talent Blog

This is especially relevant for Silicon Valley, where certain companies’ workforces are comprised of mostly millenials—a fact which can lead to a narrow bubble of thought, with millennials reinforcing the millennial perspective. Just look at Juicero. Set clear expectations.

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“5 Lifestyle Tweaks That Will Dramatically Improve One’s Wellbeing”, with Amanda Freeman and Dr. William Seeds

Thrive Global

I studied the emerging trends among Generation X and Millenials. The night before I opened the first SLT location in NYC, I woke up at 2 AM realizing I hadn’t printed out the liability waivers for clients to sign. He or she might just see this if we tag them. In 2006 I wrote a trend called The Rise of Wellconsciouness.

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Phillip Kane On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

2) They provided little or no training for managers (who weren’t terribly effective face-to-face) for how to manage human beings in a remote set-up. He, she, or they might just see this if we tag them. Initial and ongoing communication was awful. (2) As a result, a train wreck ensued for most. former U.S. House Rep from Tennessee.

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Work and Life and Everything In Between

Robin Schooling

Note to self: add #millenial to the SEO tags on this blog post). More often than not these pontifications center around “millennials want this” which, for some inexplicable reason, continues to be spewed forth and gobbled up by eager masses of HR ladies. (I News flash: it’s never been a generational thing. We didn’t do it.