3 Ways to Make Your Employees Lives Easier During the Holiday Season

The busyness of the holiday season affects work life and home life in equal measure. That can leave your employees feeling worn out, stressed out, and forced to make difficult choices. This holiday season, why not take steps to make your employees’ lives a little easier? Your office can still remain productive, and you’ll be…

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Why Data Management Popularity is Rising Among Marketers

According to recently released data collected by Oracle Marketing Cloud and ExchangeWire, the popularity of data management platforms (DMPs) among marketers is rising fast. The research showed that 73 percent of respondents were very familiar with the benefits of DMPs. And even though only 48% of respondents currently use a DMP, 90 percent of those…

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How to Find a VP of Sales in 2016

If you currently don’t have a VP of sales or have an ineffective VP of sales, now is the time to consider a change. This position is too important to the success of your enterprise not to have an effective leader and salesperson occupying the role. To help you make the best possible hire, we…

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4 Warning Signs That Your Team is Losing Focus

Great companies are always evolving, and your customers expect to experience change. What they don’t expect (because too many companies haven’t lived up to this end of the bargain) is to be told about those changes. That said, this email from Artemis Consultants serves as a refreshing change of pace. If you’re going to evolve to remain “current’,…

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4 Ways to Show Your Marketing Staff You’re Thankful for Them

This is a great time of year to show your friends and family how thankful you are. But don’t forget to include your staff and co-workers in that group, and especially your marketing department. After all, your marketing team is on the front lines, reaching out to potential customers, creating relationships with returning customers, and…

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4 Resume Mistakes You’re Making as a SaaS & Enterprise Software Candidate

If you have been languishing through a long and frustrating job search, don’t blame the job market. It’s far more likely that the problem is coming from your end, and it probably has to do with your resume. This is the first document a hiring manager sees, and if it fails to excite or actively…

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3 Qualities NOT to Look for in a CMO Candidate

As a hiring manager, the biggest mistake you can make is to prioritize the wrong skills, experiences, qualities, and credentials. When this happens, you set out to find an orange, when you should be looking for an apple. And when you do make a hiring decision, you’ve basically doomed that person to fail and put…

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3 Holiday Job Search Tips for Sales Candidates

The holiday season is just getting started, and you’re probably looking at your job search a little bit differently. In the final month before the new year, you might be tempted to slow down your hunt, take some extra time off, relax, refresh, and start strong in January. But if you did that, you would…

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They Have a High Turnover Rate. Should You Accept Their Job Offer?

As a job seeker, you may be leery about taking a job at a company with high turnover. This is completely understandable. If you have a job currently, you wouldn’t want to leave it behind for an opportunity that could last a year or less. And if you are unemployed, you don’t want to stall…

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3 Qualities All Risk Mitigation Candidates Should Possess

The process of comparing one candidate to another – or one candidate to 50 others – is complicated to say the least. One easy way to start whittling down your candidate pool is to identify qualities that the chosen candidate MUST possess, and eliminating those who fall short. With that in mind, look for the…

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The Interview is Over…Now What?

The time immediately following a job interview can be filled with impatience and uncertainty. You want to know how well you did, how well the other candidates did, whether you are about to start a new job or need to redouble your job search. Luckily, you don’t have to spend this time just waiting and…

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How to Properly Decline a Job Offer

Anyone who has searched for a job before has likely encountered rude and insensitive hiring managers who treat candidates more like numbers than people. When the tables are turned and you are in a position to actually turn down a job offer, it can be tempting to imitate this kind of disregard. But in every…

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4 Ways to Give Your Job Descriptions a Makeover

The sad but true fact is that most job descriptions are terrible. They are impersonal, confusing, vague, inaccurate, redundant, outdated, and boring. And as a result, you’re not attracting the best available candidates. If your recruiting efforts have been faltering recently, the first place to make changes is with the job descriptions themselves. Pick an…

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10 Questions to Ask Before Choosing an Executive Search Partner

Knowing how to pick the right recruiting firm can help you hire the right workers to grow your business. As the economy recovers, many companies are getting back into the hiring game. While plenty of businesses choose to tackle the recruitment and hiring process on their own, others seek out the advice of recruiting and…

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4 “Must-Dos” for Onboarding a Sales Hire

Onboarding a sales hire is an essential but often neglected part of the recruiting process. The more thoroughly and thoughtfully you introduce new sales hires to your company, the faster they will have an impact and the less likely they will be to quit. You’ve made a big investment in finding the right candidate. Now…

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Why New Sales Hires Might Fail

As a sales manager, there are few things more frustrating than recruiting and training a new sales professional only to have him or her quit or get fired within a year. You invested a lot of time and resources only to have to start the recruitment process all over again. However, in most cases the…

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