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Small Business Seeks Big Talent: A New eBook from CareerBuilder

It sounds simple enough: company meets potential employee, company gets employee, employee leaves company, so company starts looking for new employee. Unfortunately, the classic hiring strategy is no longer sufficient in today’s job market, where competition for top talent is higher than ever. According to Keith Hadley, Director of Employment Branding at CareerBuilder, small businesses need to be more proactive in their approach to hiring.

With that in mind, CareerBuilder created Small Business Seeks Big Talent: CareerBuilder’s Small Business Hiring Guide, a modern twist on a classic recruitment strategy.  Learn what things like continuous recruiting, talent pipelining, onboarding and compensation strategies have to do with your small business – and how you can implement them into your hiring process today.

Whatever your hiring and recruiting needs, let Small Business Seeks Big Talent serve as a guide to attracting and retaining your company’s number one asset, your employees.

Small Business Seeks Big Talent provides comprehensive strategies and tips to help you:

  • Bring in a better quality of applicants
  • Put an end to hiring mistakes
  • Save time and money associated with hiring
  • Save costs associated with turnover
  • Get more mileage out of job postings
  • Conduct more effective interviews
  • Leverage your position as a small business to recruit top talent
Mary Lorenz

About Mary Lorenz

Mary is a copywriter for CareerBuilder, specializing in B2B marketing and corporate recruiting best practices and social media. In addition to creating copy for corporate advertising and marketing campaigns, she researches and writes about employee attraction, engagement and retention. Whenever possible, she makes references to pop culture. Sometimes, those references are even relevant. A New Orleans native, Mary now lives in Chicago, right down the street from the best sushi place in the city. It's awesome.
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