Who is PsyBar?! Tell us everything, just as you would someone approaching your booth and asking you this question at the 2019 SHRM Anunual Conference and Exposition at (#SHRM19) in Las Vegas.
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Brett Farmiloe is the Founder and CEO – and currently CHRO - of a digital marketing company that ranks really well on Google. Search “digital marketing company,” and you’ll see Markitors. Brett has also been a keynote speaker at several state SHRM conferences around the topic of employee engagement.
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Articles by Brett Farmiloe
Who is Office Vibe!? Tell us everything, just as you would someone approaching your booth and asking you this question at the 2019 SHRM Annual Conference and Exposition (#SHRM19) in Las Vegas.
April 18, 2019
This is a 2019 SHRM Annual Conference & Exposition interview with Stevyn Guinnip, Corporate Kinesiologist at FFL Brands. Learn more about office furniture, workplace movement, and creating spaces that stimulate productivity and health.
April 16, 2019
Dr. Natalie Baumgartner is an engagement and culture thought leader and evangelist. She has spent her career translating engagement and culture research into SaaS based software, helping organizations to achieve high performance.
April 15, 2019
This is a 2019 SHRM Annual Conference & Exposition interview with Josh Tolan, Founder & CEO at Spark Hire. Learn more about one-way video interviews, steps in the hiring process, and scaling a business.
April 10, 2019
This is an interview with Brent Shetler, Owner & Executive Creative Director at Mindspace. Mindspace will be exhibiting at the 2019 Annual SHRM Conference and Exposition in Las Vegas. Read on to learn more about employee onboarding, training, and the magic of Mindspace.
April 3, 2019
According to 2015 research from SHRM, less than one percent of employers offer an Unlimited Vacation policy. So, I guess our company is now in the minority.
February 20, 2018
Tis’ the season to make a list and check it twice. With this post, you’ll figure out if your employment brand has been naughty or nice.
In all seriousness, your company’s employment brand can attract or repel the talent you’re recruiting. Most HR professionals want their organization to be an employer of choice, but where do you start?
The answer is conducting an employment brand audit. The word “audit” usually makes people cringe, so let’s just call this exercise an “end of the year employment brand checklist.” Deal?
November 30, 2015
Could you write a job description using 30 words? How about 30 hashtags?
In this post, I’ll make the case for incorporating Instagram into your recruiting efforts.
(Photo cred: @deschutesbeer)
To consider using Instagram for recruiting, recruiters have to clear one mental hurdle:
Job postings don’t have to be words anymore.
September 22, 2015
This morning I had a great conversation with a group of people who I consider to be recruiting masterminds.
One person had worked for a national, venture funded job board for the previous decade. Another has run a staffing agency for two decades. Another had helped create the employment brands for some of the nation’s most respected places to work.
Needless to say, it was a diverse collection of people with unique perspectives on today’s recruiting landscape.
July 21, 2015
Vegas, 2007. That was the first SHRM conference I ever attended. I was 22 and had no idea what SHRM even stood for.
Since then, I’ve attended 15 annual and state SHRM conferences as a keynote speaker, vendor, volunteer and even as a SHRM contractor. I’ve seen and experienced a few things, and in this post, I’ll share my learning lessons as a vendor, speaker, volunteer and attendee to help you get the most of your SHRM conference experience.
Attendee Lessons
May 5, 2015
No one likes resumes. People don't like writing them. People don't like reviewing them.
How can organizations and recruiters go beyond the resume in 2015 to make a culturally aligned hiring choice?
Here are five talent strategies and tactics that will enable you to go beyond the resume this year.
1. Eliminate Job Postings
January 20, 2015