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Higher Ed Geek Podcast

By Marcie Glenn

Listen in and “Geek Out” with Marcie Glenn and Dustin Ramsdell and learn what is shaping higher ed recruiting. Marcie Glenn, Chief Talent Strategist & CEO at Another Source, recently appeared on the podcast #higheredgeek where she discussed how to amplify higher ed staff recruitment.   Watch… Read More
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Tim Talk Podcast

By Marcie Glenn

Who’s the hiring teams’ real competition? Marcie Glenn, Chief Talent Strategist & CEO at Another Source, recently appeared on the podcast #TimTalk where she discussed how hiring teams should view the candidate experience and why employers should reexamine their hiring processes.  Watch the full episode here. Read More
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Beacon Pointe Podcast – Institutional Insight

By Marcie Glenn

How do you position your organization as an employer of choice?  Our Chief Talent Strategist & CEO, Marcie Glenn, recently spoke with host Jesse Crane, ICS Business Development Manager at Beacon Pointe, on “The Future of Hiring: Trends, Tactics, and Strategies to Stay Ahead in the Evolving… Read More
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Video: Thank-you notes do’s and don’ts

By Marcie Glenn

While it’s not necessarily a requirement for the job interview process, writing a thank you note or email is a nice touch that can help you leave a good impression on a hiring manager or team.  Here’s a 90-second video shared by LinkedIn News… Read More
Many recruiters are starting to use emojis in the outreach process. Should you?

Should You Use Emojis in Recruiting?

By Marcie Glenn

If you had to guess, do you think increasingly more people use emojis nowadays – or less? With the entry of text recruiting, which witnesses over 90% higher open rates than email, emojis are growing in popularity. Many Millennial and Gen Z candidates prefer to be… Read More