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Two women are sitting on a sofa in an office setting. One of them is holding a clipboard with a resume on it that says Olivia Wilson with a picture of the woman sitting next to her. The two women are shaking hands, facing each other while seated. The camera is placed at the back of the sofa, so just part of their profiles are visible, but they look happy.
The Best Business Development Practices for Recruiters Career adviceRecruitment

The Best Business Development Practices for Recruiters

With the great fluctuations in the job market we saw in 2020 and 2021 came a high demand for talent and thus for recruiters. In 2022, as Jack Kelly writes for Forbes, businesses were struggling to find enough workers to meet the new demands at their companies, and as such, are constantly looking for solutions. Now, however, the need for recruiters seems to have dropped back down, demonstrating both the great waves this industry sees and the need for business development practices that you can carry out beyond temporary booms. Just as Greg Savage states in “17 Selling Tips for…
Kendra Guidolin
18 August 2023
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4 Tricks for Writing a Perfect Cover Letter for Any Job Career advice

4 Tricks for Writing a Perfect Cover Letter for Any Job

These days, applying for many jobs is as easy as clicking two buttons (thank you, Easy Apply on LinkedIn!). But what about the cases where Easy Apply is not an option? What about applications that ask for not only a stellar resume, but also the perfect cover letter and thorough work sample, or even a full professional portfolio?  It can be a lot to take on, especially if you're desperate and want to apply to numerous job postings. Many, in these cases especially, feel the need to skip the cover letter, since it's arguably the most time-consuming—having to personalize and…
Kendra Guidolin
17 August 2023
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What It Takes to Succeed in Sales: Tips from Stu Schlackman Leaders' advice

What It Takes to Succeed in Sales: Tips from Stu Schlackman

It's no surprise that many who succeed in sales are competitive by nature—they want to win, and as such, they act quick on their feet to do so. And for many decades, salespeople have been perceived—and even depicted in literature and media—as being pushy, charismatic, and working well under high-pressure. But what many forget or fail to recognize is that not all customers respond to the same kind of sales techniques. In fact, some of the best salespeople in the world base their sales approach on each individual customer. And countless who have been in the industry for long enough…
Kendra Guidolin
15 August 2023
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Job Market Trends So Far in 2023 Uncategorized

Job Market Trends So Far in 2023

For many months following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, economists and business experts alike made projections about what the future held for the economy and the job market. And many, for good reason, anticipated a massive recession in 2022 to 2023. But, of course, only time would tell what the actual repercussions of the onset of the pandemic would have years later. Having just passed the mid-year mark in 2023, now's a better time than ever to consider these results—now that the numbers are in. Here are the mid-2023 results, according to a recent report from Yoh written by…
Kendra Guidolin
11 August 2023
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5 Ways to Improve Your Career Trajectory Career advice

5 Ways to Improve Your Career Trajectory

You may be proactive with your training and skills upkeep. You may be taking workshops and attending conferences in your field to make sure you're up-to-date with all advancements and expectations of your work. Maybe you even have some of the best ideas and input at your organization. And yet, you may still feel unfulfilled and underwhelmed with your career trajectory as a leader. After all, your hard skills are not all that's necessary to succeed in a given job function. You'll need to examine and consider what soft skills you may or may not be able to improve upon.…
Kendra Guidolin
10 August 2023
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How to Find Your Top Potential before You Pivot Your Career ArticlesCareer advice

How to Find Your Top Potential before You Pivot Your Career

While there may be newer reasons to pivot your career—from AI making more and more workers redundant to workplaces now mandating a return to offices for the first time since the outbreak of COVID-19—doing so is certainly not a new concept. What is new, however, are the high stakes of doing so. Earlier this year, inflation reached an all-time high, and costs of education and other training leaving countless in debt for years, even decades at a time. Pivoting, these days, can be especially devastating if it's not into the right industry. So, how do you know you're ready for…
Kendra Guidolin
9 August 2023
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Are You an Inclusive Leader? 3 Steps for Top Team Success Career advice

Are You an Inclusive Leader? 3 Steps for Top Team Success

As it ought to be, diversity and inclusivity these days tends to be a given. But perhaps because these things are so widely accepted as an expectation, many workplaces engage less meaningfully with diversity and inclusion as is necessary. After all, hiring diverse teams is not itself inclusion. So, what does being an inclusive leader mean? And how can you become one so as to improve your organization's cohesion and efforts toward meaningful and impactful change in the workplace? Let's start with the basics. What Does It Mean to Be an Inclusive Leader? Workable defines inclusive leadership as "the capacity…
Kendra Guidolin
4 August 2023
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The Top 10 Canadian Cities Demanding Hybrid and Remote Work Career adviceNews

The Top 10 Canadian Cities Demanding Hybrid and Remote Work

This week, two major cities in British Columbia made headlines in LinkedIn news as having the highest demand for remote work. That is, both Victoria's and Kelowna's populations, it seems, can't get enough of working from home. Torontonians, on the other hand, were less likely to apply for an entirely remote position. So, why are some populations taking certain stances over others? And where would you best fit in with your preference for work models? Let's explore how certain cities nation-wide are comparing in terms of their population's demands for work and what cities might be best suited for you…
Kendra Guidolin
3 August 2023

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The true cost of a bad hire (and how to avoid it)
The true cost of a bad hire (and how to avoid it)FeaturedRecruitment

The true cost of a bad hire (and how to avoid it)

The cost of a bad hire can reach 50% to 200% of their salary. See where the money goes, why it happens, and how to stop it. Free guide inside.
4 June 2026
I charged 25% as a recruiter. Here’s what I never told clients
I charged 25% as a recruiter. Here’s what I never told clientsFeaturedRecruitment

I charged 25% as a recruiter. Here’s what I never told clients

Every time I placed a candidate, I made $15,000 to $50,000. If they quit after three months? I still kept most of it. After seven years as a contingency recruiter, here's how the machine really works, and what you should demand before signing another agency contract.
14 May 2026
What recruitment agencies aren’t telling you about their fees
What recruitment agencies aren’t telling you about their feesRecruitment

What recruitment agencies aren’t telling you about their fees

Recruitment agencies charge 15–30% of salary per placement. Most companies don’t know what they’re getting for it. Here’s how recruitment agency fees actually work, and why it’s costing you more than you think.
15 April 2026
Skills based hiring
The AI resume flood broke recruiting. Here’s what actually works nowRecruitment

The AI resume flood broke recruiting. Here’s what actually works now

Most companies are drowning in AI generated resumes and have no idea how to find the real candidates underneath. Skills based hiring fixes the problem at the root. Here is what the data shows and how to make the shift this week.
7 April 2026
Cost of a bad hire
Bad hires cost more than $60K each. Most companies never see it coming.FeaturedRecruitment

Bad hires cost more than $60K each. Most companies never see it coming.

Most companies track cost per hire obsessively. Almost none track what happens when that hire fails. Here's what a bad hire actually costs and how to calculate your exposure before it shows up in your quarterly numbers.
2 April 2026
We built hiring software. Then our customers asked us to do It for them
We built hiring software. Then our customers asked us to do it for themRecruitment

We built hiring software. Then our customers asked us to do it for them

How we accidentally discovered that the gap between hiring tools and hiring results isn’t a technology problem. It’s a people problem.
25 March 2026
Why Hiring Consistency Matters More Than Speed
Why Hiring Consistency Matters More Than SpeedArticlesRecruitment

Why Hiring Consistency Matters More Than Speed

Learn why hiring consistency matters more than speed and how Workwolf helps teams build reliable, scalable hiring processes.
18 December 2025
Why Traditional Recruiting Breaks Down and What First-Time Hiring Leaders Need InsteadArticlesRecruitment

Why Traditional Recruiting Breaks Down and What First-Time Hiring Leaders Need Instead

Discover why traditional recruiting fails new hiring leaders and how Workwolf makes the process simpler and more accurate.
11 December 2025
How to Beat the Avalanche of AI-Generated Resumes
How to Beat the Avalanche of AI-Generated ResumesArticlesRecruitment

How to Beat the Avalanche of AI-Generated Resumes

Beat the avalanche of AI-generated resumes with smarter screening that verifies real claims and surfaces true talent faster.
4 December 2025

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