How Can Employers Help Employees Reach Financial Stability?

In today’s competitive business landscape, employee well-being has transcended beyond just physical health. One of the key aspects gaining prominence is financial wellness. A company that can demonstrate a concern for employee financial well-being will have a leg up in the quest for top candidates. But how can employers help their employees achieve financial stability? […]

Boosting Organizational Success: DEI in Executive Recruitment

The Importance of DEI in Executive Search  Diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential in executive search for several reasons. First, diverse leadership teams drive better decision-making and innovation. Studies have shown that companies with diverse executive teams are more likely to outperform their peers in profitability.1 A diverse leadership team brings varied perspectives and experiences, […]

Elevate Your Day: 12 Simple Wellness Tips for Office Workers

Physical Wellness: Keep Moving and Stay Active In the grand scheme of things, it hasn’t been long since we humans were hunter-gatherers. Sitting in a chair all day should be a piece of cake, right? Not so! As the popular phrase goes, sitting is the new smoking. As James Brown said, “Get up!” 1. Take […]

Short-Form Video: The Secret to Digital Marketing Success

The digital era has reshaped consumer behavior significantly. Today’s consumers are not only looking for quick and engaging content but also content that offers value and relevance within a compact timeframe. Short-form videos, typically under two minutes in length, cater precisely to these modern preferences by delivering concise, impactful messages that are easy to consume […]

In Person Interviews: 4 Burning Questions Answered

Many companies believe that meeting a candidate in person will help them get a better sense of who the person is. You get to see how they shake hands and whether they make eye contact what their energy level is like, how they connect with the receptionist and other potential future co-workers they may be […]

Engineering Leadership: Recruiting and Developing Innovators

Engineering leadership is a critical component of success. You don’t just need any engineer, you need one that will usher you into the future. But how can you find and develop this talent? In the fast-evolving engineering sector, leaders don’t merely drive projects, they propel product and process innovation and set the stage for the […]

Connection and Flexibility: A Model for Maternity Leave

Like most women who are returning from maternity leave, Jessica is balancing the needs of her family vs. that of her career. She calls it a huge transition for her family. “The idea of fitting in a full time job while taking care of two children is mind boggling to me at this point,” she […]

How to Ace a Behavioural Interview: 4 Pro Tips for Success

The best way to prepare for a behavioural interview is to become very familiar with your own career history. “Write a biography for yourself,” urges Goldbeck. “We tend to forget the details of our own work history. It’s difficult to suddenly remember them all during an interview.” Goldbeck advises that job seekers journal their own […]

Canadian Employment Law Update with Lawyer Brandon Hillis

GB: Are there any new developments in employment law that have raised your eyebrows in recent months? BH: I want to talk about a case out of Ontario.1 The province has become an outlier in that it has become very friendly for the development of case law for non-unionized employees, specifically around termination clauses and […]

Ask a Recruiter: How Should Cover Letters Be Written?

As part of our ‘Ask a Recruiter’ advice series, it’s time to look at cover letters. How should they be written? What are the dos and don’ts? Do they ever matter? Let’s get into it. Are Cover Letters Important? “I don’t like them,” says Senior Recruiter Vanessa Cox bluntly. “When a candidate tells me they’re […]