
How to Hire a News Producer
The role is harder to fill than most hiring managers expect. Here's what a great news producer actually looks like, what they cost, and how to find one.
Miles Jennings
17 articles

The role is harder to fill than most hiring managers expect. Here's what a great news producer actually looks like, what they cost, and how to find one.
Miles Jennings

Employer branding has made its way into a lot of news stories these days - brands screwing it up—big time. United Airlines injured a passenger as they dragged him off a plane. Uber was racked…
Bizzy Coy

November and December can seem like a big black hole when it comes to hiring. There are dozens of reasons why companies don’t like to hire new employees during the holiday season: You’re overwhelmed with…
Mark Lerner

Here's what any manager can do to yield the most meaningful answers during the hiring process.
Joel Schwartzberg

64% of job seekers research a company after viewing a job posting, but before submitting an application. What they see online is a deciding factor in whether they apply for your job, or keep looking.…
Mark Lerner

Google for Jobs rolled out this summer. This new search feature compiles job listings from across the internet, allowing job seekers to see a wide variety of available roles from a wide variety of sources,…
Mark Lerner

Are you ready for changes in the hiring process and the future of hiring? Over the last twenty years, we’ve seen dramatic shifts in hiring and recruiting. But what’s next for our industry? How will…
Mark Lerner

The Tony Awards are Sunday, June 11, and the folks gathered inside Radio City Music Hall to celebrate the best of Broadway might just be your next great hires. That’s because “theatre people” make fantastic…
Mark Lerner

Every year, over 18 million people are hired from job postings on the web. That’s a lot of competition! Online job boards have become talent battlegrounds, where HR and recruiters fight to attract the best…
Mark Lerner

We’ve said time and again that hiring is about quality of candidates, not quantity. After all, what’s the use of 100 applicants if none of them are qualified? On rare occasions, though, you need your…
Mark Lerner