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The Content Recruiter: Live Show

We’re kicking things off today at 12 pm PT. Come join us if you’re around.

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5 weeks ago, Nathan Jefferson and I launched a show called The Content Recruiter.

It's for anyone that touches recruiting: talent leaders, hiring managers, EB and recruitment marketing folks, and of course, recruiters.

Our goal is simple: to inspire much-needed conversations about how brand marketing strategies, content creation, and the distribution of information is modern talent acquisition.

Now, we’re adding in some Live flavor with Q&A.

We’re kicking things off today at 12 pm PT. Come join us if you’re around.

Event link here

Today's topic: Measuring TA Success in 2022

  • What are you measuring today?
  • Why metrics might be hurting future performance and innovation.
  • Why the obsession with ROI drives the wrong behaviors.

Can’t make it? No worries—we gotcha covered. We record everything and post the audio to the podcast. ​​

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