I'm an ex-Google recruiter. Here are my top 4 daily recruiting priorities and how I spent each day.

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Nolan Church, a former Google recruiter said he'd always review people who applied directly to the job first.
Nolan Church, a former Google recruiter said he'd always review people who applied directly to the job first.

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5G-powered wearable tech could be the key to inclusive experiences for deaf and hard-of-hearing audiences at live performances

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The Soundshirt uses haptic sensation to convert sound into vibrations.

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A strong exit interview could help transform a company's culture and bottom line. Here are the 5 best and worst questions to ask.

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I plan ERG events at my workplace. Here are 4 lessons companies can learn from my success.

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Life on the road can be grueling for NBA players and staff. But Celtics center Al Horford says support from the league's Mind Health program is a game changer.

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Derrick White #9 high-fives Al Horford #42 of the Boston Celtics after making a three-point basket against the Detroit Pistons during overtime at TD Garden.
Boston Celtics player Al Horford, pictured center, says the team's mental-health resources have made a difference in his experience on the road.

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Want to work in climate? Look to Georgia and the Carolinas

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The assembly floor at the Qcells solar panel manufacturing factory in Dalton, Georgia.

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7 interview questions every recruiter should ask candidates for a senior role — and the answers they should look for

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Non-tech companies are seeking AI talent and offering 6-figure salaries. Here's who's hiring — including one role that pays more than $300,000.

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Even non-tech companies are looking to hire people with AI talent — and they're listing jobs with salaries over six figures.

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AI is helping the healthcare industry and could transform the way patients get drugs and treatments

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More healthcare providers could start to adopt AI tech in the coming years.

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Japan Airlines is looking at hydrogen-electric-powered aircraft as a solution to the aviation industry's carbon problem

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Japan Air Commuter ATR 72.
One of Japan Airlines' new partners is the hydrogen-powertrain manufacturer Universal Hydrogen, which is developing a conversion kit for ATR 72 turboprops.

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