Ruben Garcia 
When I think about how AI is impacting jobs, I’m reminded of how technology has always changed the norm. Those whose jobs were affected by technology either adapted to the change or, in some cases, hoped that the change wouldn’t affect them. However, hoping that things don’t change is a bad career strategy. Tech throughout … Read more
A recent CNBC report outlines how the tech sector is having a big 2024. It highlights how Nvidia just crushed earnings expectations. The AI boom remains in full swing. The tech-heavy Nasdaq index is up more than 8 percent year-to-date. However, the number of tech sector layoffs in 2024 has been outpacing the number of … Read more
A few years ago, Devin Banerjee, Editor at Large, Business & Finance at LinkedIn, sat down with Amazon’s CEO- Andy Jassy to learn about this career journey. Here’s an excerpt of that interview: Banerjee: Andy, let’s roll back the clock to your own career path in your 20s. Did you have a master plan? Or did … Read more
In the past, people made predictions about what would happen by 2020. Here are some things they thought would come true: ❌ Life expectancy would rise past 100. ❌ The common cold would be cured. ❌ Online shopping was expected to be a flop. Since we can’t accurately predict the future, let’s consider three factors … Read more
Hiring the right person for your team can be a daunting task. One wrong hire can take up valuable time and resources, not to mention negatively affect the morale of your existing staff. However, with the right approach, you can make the hiring process less stressful and more productive. Here are five tips to help you avoid potential headaches and ensure a trouble-free hiring process.
🥇Talent Wins. Talent acquisition and talent management indirectly make the most money for your company because they affect every other revenue-generating function. 💰 Companies will actually save money in the long run as they consistently choose better hires and fewer employees leave. Top Companies hire for character and train for skill. ✅ However, don’t confuse personality … Read more
Scenario: The hiring manager tells the recruiter that he/she loves the candidate who just completed the interview process, but wants to see a few more candidates to compare. So what should the recruiter do now? First, here are some approaches I’ve come across on LinkedIn that I don’t advise: ❌ Find 2-3 more “B” candidates … Read more
Where do you see yourself in 20 years? If you’re wondering about what the future landscape of recruiting will look like then, I have three words for you: I don’t know. 🤷🏼♂️ However, I can illustrate how technology, innovation, and a purposeful mission statement have defined my recruiting career over the last two decades. These are several pivotal … Read more
I worked as a Corporate Recruiter and Executive Recruiter for two different multi-billion dollar companies here’s the difference I found: Average # of job order workload: Corp: 20-30 Exec: 5-10 Recruiting Strategy: Corp: Internal promotions, referrals, and job postings filled about 65% of my open roles. Exec: talent mapping and deep knowledge of your competitor’s … Read more
