10 Top Companies for Compensation Benefits Hiring Now

10 Top Companies for Compensation Benefits Hiring Now 10 Top Companies for Compensation Benefits Hiring Now The numbers are in: great compensation and benefits attract employee to companies â€" and keep them there. MetLife’s 16 th Annual Benefit Trends Study found 62% of respondents said employee benefits were an important reason they came to work for their current company, and 87% of respondents said that “having insurance/benefits” gives them peace of mind for the unexpected. Today, the race for companies to attract prospective employees with exciting benefits and perks is increasingly competitive, with the expansion of wellness programs, work from home options, and flexible vacation plans. But which companies really dole out the compensation and benefits, and which ones just look good on paper? We’ve drawn up this list of top-scoring companies on our Compensation and Benefits ratings to clarify things. And better yet, these awesome benefits and compensation packages aren’t so out of reach: all of these companies are hiring!       Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.7 Where Hiring:  Remote; Washington, DC; Phoenix, AZ;  Bellingham, WA & more. Open Roles: Regional Administrative Coordinator, QA Automation Specialist, State Administrative Broker, Senior Director of Data and Intelligence, & more. What Employees Say: “The training and the leadership. This company strives to bring agents the latest tools in technology, and hires the most experienced people as leaders. The ability to invest in the company and purchase stock at a discount is a huge bonus too.” â€"   Current Real Estate Broker Compensation and Benefits Rating: 3.2 Where Hiring: London, England; Dublin, Ireland; Berlin, Germany; Paris, France; Zürich, Switzerland Open Roles: Technology Advisor, Buying and Merchandising Consultant, Supply Chain Analyst, Resource Officer, Consultant, & more. What Employees Say: “Great work-life balance, great people and office is in a great location. Frequent team nights out and social club outings all covered by the company. Strong engineering focus.” â€"   Former Software Developer Intern Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.0 What Employees Say: “RCG is one of those rare professional services companies where people stick. The depth of both strategic and tactical offerings in data and analytics, as well as traditional IT services, provide an opportunity to work with clients across multiple industries using a variety of platforms and technologies. Many of the employees have been with the company for 6 or more years which enables a unique environment for  camaraderie and collaboration. It’s a good place to practice and enhance skills and to be a part of a team where individual contributions are recognized.” â€"   Current Employee Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.8 Open Roles: Sales Lead Qualifier, Facebook Specialist, Analytics Product Manager, PPC Marketing Consultant, & more. What Employees Say: “Great office culture with bright motivated people! The management is fully invested in the success of individuals. Employees are well taken care of with opportunities to grow and develop professionally. Families are often invited to participate in office lunches and company parties. I also appreciate the way the company strives to find ways to brighten the lives of others in the community. I love being involved with  such an amazing company!” â€"   Current Employee Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.7 Where Hiring: Fort Meyers, FL; Atlanta, GA; Toronto, Canada Open Roles: Customer Success Manager, Director of Product, Customer Support Specialist, Sales Development Representative, & more. What Employees Say: “I’ve worked at companies where I’ve gotten along with most of my coworkers, but usually because we bonded over workplace frustrations which made for a negative environment. I can honestly say that isn’t the case with FieldEdge! My team respects each other’s abilities and we genuinely enjoy working with each other. Everyone works hard to contribute to creating a quality product that we are proud of. The work is  challenging but rewarding and management is truly invested in helping employees not only succeed at FieldEdge but in future career endeavors as well.” â€"   Current Product Manager   Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.7 Where Hiring: Atlanta, GA; Chicago, IL; Los Angeles, CA; Boston, MA; Dallas, TX Open Roles: Executive Assistant, Primary Researcher, Accountant, Recruiting Assistant, Senior Product Designer, & more. What Employees Say: “Bain has some of the best people, an extremely collaborative environment, and the company absolutely cares about developing their people to be the best they can be.” â€"   Current Associate Consultant Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.9 Where Hiring: Atlanta, GA; San Francisco, CA; Boston, MA; Tampa FL; New York, NY Open Roles: Senior IT Auditor, Application Developer, Receptionist, PCI QSA, & more. What Employees Say: “Schellman prides itself on putting employees first. The benefits are amazing; such as having medical and dental insurance paid at 100% for a single individual, and a substantial amount covered for spouses and family. Furthermore, vision insurance is also substantially covered, and Schellman now covers the cost of lasik for its employees. In addition to health benefits, Schellman encourages employees to save for retirement via its 401k plan. It matches up to 10% of employees’ contributions. Schellman also values work-life balance and offers employees 3 weeks of PTO, and a mandatory 2 weeks PTO around the Christmas holidays. In addition to PTO, employees also receive maternity and paternity break to bond with their newborns.” â€"   Current Senior Consultant Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.8 Where Hiring: Seattle, WA; Hilo, HI Open Roles: Customer Support Representative, Outside Sales Representative, Financial Analyst, Senior QA Engineer, & more. What Employees Say: “This company truly cares about its employees and gives you the autonomy to create your own path and explore other positions if that’s what you’re interested in. The support system is endless internally, and they truly care about the people they work with and service. It’s nice to be part of a company that actually puts purpose before profit.”â€" Current Employee Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.8 Where Hiring: New York, NY; Atlanta, GA; Fort Lauderdale, FL; Philadelphia, PA; San Rafael, CA Open Roles: Financial Analyst, Analytics Engineer, VP of Performance Display, Talent Acquisition Sourcer, & more. What Employees Say : “Unlimited PTO, WFH flexibility, great 401K match and healthcare benefits, lunch stipend, free snacks, office dogs, great people and transparent leadership. Elite will reward you for your hard work and dedication!” â€"   Current Employee Compensation and Benefits Rating: 4.8 Where Hiring: Seattle, WA; Milwaukee, MI; Raleigh, NC; Herndon, VA; San Francisco, CA   Open Roles: Curriculum Developer, Executive Protection Specialist, Senior Software Engineer, Director of Security, & more. What Employees Say: “Tanium is growing which will open the door for new opportunities and career development. I’ve been at several smaller start-ups that were very cliché in the tech scene and it was refreshing to come to Tanium where you still get the challenges of a start-up but with a more mature environment. Employees are smart, driven and passionate about succeeding. My manager trusts me to do my job and values my input. I feel  respected in my role and I can truly say that I love coming to work every day. Benefits are competitive, catered lunches and snacks are a great perk, flexible vacation plan, and work-life balance is valued.” â€"   Current G&A

Phone Interview Questions To Find Qualified Candidates

Phone Interview Questions To Find Qualified Candidates Phone Interview Questions To Find Qualified Candidates Phone Interview Questions To Find Qualified Candidates DeZube As a business owner or manager, time is your most precious resource. Preserve it by using phone interview questionsto discover the job candidates who are most deserving of a face-to-face interview. Just how much time can you save using phone interviews? Suppose you have five candidates who seem right for the job. A 15-minute telephone interview with each candidate instead of a one-hour interview could save you 3+ hours. Schedule all your interviewsfor the same day, if possible, recommends Peggy McKee, CEO of Career Confidential in Gunter, Texas, and author of How to Ace Your Phone Interview. Having conversations close to each other helps you remember things you liked and didnt like about the answers you hear from candidates. Engage Candidates in a Conversation The efficiency of phone interviews will enable you to narrow down your candidate pool more quickly. But dont overlook the opportunity to create a connection with every candidate you speak with. When you first reach out to a candidate, your goal should be to build a rapport with them before asking technical or in-depth questions about their experience, says Amanda Read, recruiter with Talent FusionTM by . Keep in mind that the onboarding process starts with your first conversation with the candidate. Just as you are assessing their job skillsduring this initial chat, keep in mind that they are also assessing your organization. Focusing your Phone Interview Questions Once youve established some rapport with the interviewee, focus your questions on the positions most critical skills and knowledge. There are certain things that are must-haves for you to make any hiring decision, says McKee. Ask phone interview questions about those deal-breakers: a bachelors degree, salary expectation, four years experience selling in a B2B environment or a willingness to travel two days each week. Once youve gotten answers to those initial skills screening questions, gracefully end the phone interview with candidates who dont meet your requirements. A candidate that does now qualify may do so in the future, says Read. She also recommends asking all candidates if they know someone else they can refer to you. For candidates who answered the skills-based questions satisfactorily, you can move on to the behavioral-based interview questions that delve deeper into the way the job seeker has used each critical skill in past positions. Knowing the typical problems presented by each of the jobs deliverables, youll ask candidates how they do their work to anticipate and prevent those problems from arriving and how they solve them when they cannot be prevented, saysMartin Yate, author ofthe New York Times best seller, Knock em Dead Hiring the Best: Proven Tactics for Successful Employee Selection . Phone Interview Strategies Many of the strategies you employ in in-person interviews also work well in phone interviews. For example, use strategic pauses, as you would when interviewing face-to-face, recommendsinterview expert Doug Hardy. Say, Tell me more about that, and be silent. The candidate will feel an urge to fill that silence, and what they say at that point is often unguarded, candid and revealing. Hardy recommends goingbeyond your list of phone interview questions if you need to. When asking screening questions, we all tend to stop listening, and we dont pick up on clues that might otherwise be revealing. By staying focused, adds Hardy, youre likely to cull more from your phone interviews. I like to stand up and smile during phone interviews, he says. The physical change from sitting makes me more alert and authoritative, and that comes through in my voice. If you do stand, Hardy offers one note of caution: Dont become distracted by objects or people you typically dont see when sitting. If you start dusting the top of your monitor, youre not interviewing, youre multitasking, he says. McKee suggests you also: Have your thoughts organized and ready to go. Call the applicant on time. Do the interview in a quiet space. Use a headset instead of speakerphone. Dont use your cellphone unless you want to give up that personal number. Use your switchboard at work. Be ready to record answers in an open Word document. Ask job candidates if they have questions about the job or your firm. Call those youre not bringing back, or have your assistant do it. Close out the phone interview by letting the job seeker know what they can expect. For example, you could say: Thank you for your time, I really appreciate it. I have other interviews to conduct. In three days, Im going to make a decision about who to bring in for an on-site interview. Once youre comfortable with the phone interview process, consider handing off these duties to your managers who need to learn hiring skills. Phone interviews can be a great first step to develop your staffs interviewing abilities.

Marie Kondo is coming for your children with her new kids book

Marie Kondo is coming for your children with her new kid's book Marie Kondo is coming for your children with her new kid's book We already told you that decluttering queen Marie Kondo is coming for your workplace with and upcoming book about overhauling your messy desk with the forthcoming “Joy at Work.” Now, the star of Netflix’s “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo” has announced on her Instagram page that’s she’s written a children’s book, to be released on November 5, called  â€œKiki Jax: the Life-Changing Magic of Friendship.”“It’s a timeless story about friendship, and I hope that the characters of Kiki and Jax will inspire children and families to tidy and embrace joy!” Kondo wrote.The book is co-written is illustrated and co-written by popular children’s book author Salina Yoon.The book’s Amazon page describes the plot of the 40-page hardcover book as such: “Kiki and Jax are best friends, but they couldn’t be more different. The one thing they always agree on is how much fun they have together. But when things start to get in the way, can they make space for what has always sp arked joy- each other?”Kiki and Jax appear to be a squirrel and an owl.The book is available for pre-order on Amazon and www.konmari.com.You might also enjoy… New neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happy Strangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds 10 lessons from Benjamin Franklin’s daily schedule that will double your productivity The worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs 10 habits of mentally strong people

How to Prepare for a Job Interview an Essential Checklist

How to Prepare for a Job Interview an Essential Checklist How to Prepare for a Job Interview an Essential Checklist Job interviews are the equivalent of first dates. They are extremely stressful and can sometimes make you question your abilities and self-worth. The good news is that, just as with a regular date, there are plenty of tips and advice that can help you make a good impression. Knowing how to prepare for a job interview, can take away some of the stress and make you feel more confident about your chances. Here’s an essential checklist to keep in mind when preparing for an interview. Research Be well informed and not only will you have better answers to the questions the recruiter might ask, but you’ll also determine if the job actually suits you. Read the job description carefully to get a clear understanding of the company, their expectations, their culture, and anything you might find relevant. Does this job seem right for you? Can this job help you advance your career? Is the company’s culture congruent with your professional aim and your personality? What can you bring to this job and what can it bring to you? List Out all the Skills, Abilities and Personal Objectives Now, get deeper into what your best assets are and what you want to develop. Being clear on these and being able to name them is important. Once you understand what the job is all about, you need to focus on yourself. Make a list of your skills and then compare these with how well they match the job requirements. Prioritize what feels most relevant. You will have to play up your best assets. Practice Once you’ve finished your research, it’s time for practice. Knowing your best assets might not mean a thing if you cannot express them appropriately. Be ready to answer any question by reviewing all the common interview questions we recommend simply googling “common interview questions” and checking out a few articles. Many interviews start out with you going through your background. This may seem repetitive since the hiring manager likely has your resume in front of them, but this is typically a good way for the interviewer to get the conversation going. You will then likely go through a series of questions that relate to both you and the position. Some of these questions will be very general and could apply to many different types of positions and some might be more job specific. If you are asked any negative questions, such as talking about a mistake you’ve made professionally or being asked about any flaws you have, it is best to own up to these things and talk about h ow you’re working on them or what you’ve learned from your experiences never place the blame on someone else. Be sure to research the company and the types of interviews they do. Some companies may utilize a presentation interview or another format that isn’t as common you will typically be told if you’re needing to prepare something or if the interview will be out of the ordinary, but it’s best to double check so you’re not surprised. Learn the STAR Technique You want your answers to be sharp and relevant during the interview. To ensure you’re not getting sidetracked, use the S.T.A.R. technique to provide your responses. Present the Situation or Task, explain the Action you took and then present the Results you achieved. You can even elaborate here by concluding with what you’ve learned from the experience. For example, a common interview question is, “Tell me about a time you made a mistake.” In this example you will ideally use the S.T.A.R. technique to respond and then conclude with what you’ve learned from this mistake showing that you’re not likely to make the same mistake again. Arrive Early Being late to a job interview can simply take you off the list in a blink of an eye. The interviewer will dismiss you quickly, as you have just shown that you are disrespectful, disorganized, flaky or unable to follow through with commitments. To avoid being late because of an unexpected traffic jam, plan your day carefully. Allocate a generous amount of time for getting dressed up and commuting to the meeting place. Come Prepared Bring some interview essentials with you. These include a pen and a notebook, a couple of copies of your resume ideally placed in a nice portfolio/folder of some sort, and any supporting documentation: reference lists, brag sheets, cover letter, etc. Be sure to write down some questions that you’ll ask at the end of the interview. Some interviewers will automatically eliminate candidates who don’t have any questions at the end. You’ll want these questions to pertain to the position and the company specifically as much as possible. Finally, dress presentably if you know the office environment is casual you’ll still want to dress up a bit for the interview, for example, wearing khakis and a button-down/blazer. If the environment is business casual or business professional you’ll likely want to wear a suit. It is always better to be a bit overdressed than to be underdressed! Be Confident, Listen and Ask Questions Making eye contact and giving your full attention to the recruiter is essential. It will make you look trustworthy, intelligent and motivated. You might not give body language much credit, but it can reveal just as much as the answers you give. You might have a lot of experience and know everything there is to know about the company. But, if you are too timid or too outgoing, for instance, the recruiter might not consider you a good match.  So be confident yet considerate; listen and ask questions. As mentioned above, write down what you’ve prepared, you want to bring along a list of relevant questions to ask during the interview. You wouldn’t want that research about the company to be in vain. Job interviews are no piece of cake. They can be extremely stressful, especially if you have no interviewing experience, or simply haven’t interviewed in a long time. Follow these tips to ensure you land the job of your dreams.

Finding Free or Low-Cost Job Search Help

Finding Free or Low-Cost Job Search Help Finding Free or Low-Cost Job Search Help When your job search isnt going as well as you expected, it can make good sense to get help with it. A professional  career counselor or coach  can help you expedite your job search and focus on the best resources to help you get hired fast. But, if money is an issue, you can also find free or low-cost job search help. How to Find Free or Low-Cost Job Search Help There may be a wealth of local and Internet resources that you have not yet tapped, including career counselors in private practice. These tips, from a professional college career counselor, Donna Marino, are designed to help college graduates and other job seekers identify free, or inexpensive, resources in their geographic areas. Contact Career Services If you are a college graduate, be sure to contact the  career services office  at your own alma mater(s). Many institutions offer lifetime career development services for alumni. Others offer limited services; still, others offer services at extremely reasonable rates. And much of what is offered may be available long-distance. One of the most important services to request will be access to your alma maters version of a Career Advisor Network (alumni who have volunteered to speak with you, respond to your career-related questions, and advise you on your job search). You may be able to request telephone appointments with the career development professionals at your alma mater(s) for services such as  resume  reviews and advising sessions on job search strategies or interviewing techniques. Youll also want to get any required passwords for access to your alma maters online job listing databases. And it never hurts to ask if your alma mater(s) have existing reciprocity agreements with institutions in your geographic area (allowing you to access the services of the local colleges career services office). But be prepared to hear that your access may be limited to non-password-protected job listings (no counselor contact). How to Get Job Search Help at the Library In addition to providing job search and career-related books, public libraries offer many other resources for job seekers. Libraries are  a good resource for unemployed workers and job changers, especially for those who can use hands-on help. To find out how your library can help, visit the librarys website. Youll find information on library resources, programs, classes, tools, and events that can help you with your job search. Computer Training ClassesMany public libraries offer free computer training courses including classes on how to use your computer and software programs, basic computer and laptop skills, using eReaders and iPads, setting up and using email, using Google, blogging, file storage, internet safety, and other computer and internet classes. Even though these classes arent specifically focused on job searching, they will help you learn how to use your computer and the internet effectively and efficiently. Computers and Wi-FiWhen you dont have access to a computer or wi-fi, most libraries have computers available for patrons to use. You may be able to reserve time to use the computer or they may be available on a first-come, first served basis. You can use library computers to check and send an email (get a free Gmail or Yahoo email account), write resumes and letters, and apply for jobs (save a copy of your resume and cover letters online using Google Docs). University and library printers are available, so you can print copies of your resume, cover letters, and references. Libraries also offer free wi-fi that you can connect to with your laptop or tablet. Job Search WorkshopsJob search workshops provide hands-on assistance with your job search and may include advice on online job searching, resume and cover letter writing, how to apply for jobs, and how to network. Job ClubsJob clubs  are designed to provide job seekers with job search help, support, and advice. Check to see if your library offers a formal job club moderated by a career expert or meeting space for an informal job club you can join. Career TransitionsCareer Transitions  is an online job search and career exploration tool that job seekers can access for free through local public libraries. To find out if your library provides access to the site call the library or your local librarys website to see if they have purchased Career Transitions. English Language ClassesWhen English isnt your first language, it can make your job search even more of a challenge. Your library can help with ESL classes, workshops, and practice sessions. Stress ReliefJob searching can be really stressful and you may be able to find some stress relief at the library. Some libraries offer meditation workshops, yoga classes, and other health and fitness classes. Find More Free Job Search Help Here are some other ideas that are helpful to all job seekers, whether theyve graduated from college or not. Check with your local Chamber of Commerce  to ask about career/job fairs that may be planned for the near future. Tap resources and services available through your state Department of Labor  office. You will find both online resources as well as in-person options. Consider Hiring a Career Counselor Finally, if you want actual career counseling (rather than just job search advice and resources) and live at too great a distance to make the often-mandatory in-person sessions with career counselors from your alma mater(s) feasible, you may want to engage the services of a  private career counselor in your local area.

Dress Code for Customer Interaction and at Trade Shows

Dress Code for Customer Interaction and at Trade Shows Dress Code for Customer Interaction and at Trade Shows Even if you work in a casual dress code environment or a business casual work environment, the rules may change when you hit the road for your company with a business mission. Whether you are exhibiting at a trade show, attending a conference or training session, or visiting a customer, the dress code in effect at your office may change for travel and meeting customers. Especially if your company allows employees to dress casually for work, this is usually a way too casual look to take on the road. Minimally, business casual is the norm in business attire for employees who work at trade shows, exhibit at conferences, and visit customers at their location. (This has changed in recent years from the former norm of formal attire. Do check with the conference planners, the trade show exhibition staff, or other people in charge of events. Youll want your employees to fit in with the crowd.) Another approach to dressing business casual at events is to ask each member of the exhibiting team to wear the same company logoed shirt and the same color of pants or slacks. This has the advantage of helping customers know immediately who is available to help them and presents a professional image and appearance to the crowd. Take a look at this sample dress code for guidance about how employees should dress for business travel and customer interaction. Dress Code for Travel, Client Interaction, and Trade Shows While the office setting can be casual because customers dont visit, traveling to see customers, exhibiting at or attending trade shows, and representing the company in the business community, requires different decisions about attire. Business casual dress is the minimum standard that must be observed when you are representing the company or interacting with customers or potential customers. Before visiting a customer or potential customer ascertain the accepted dress code in their organization and match it in your attire. While your business workplace may dress casually or in business casual clothing, workplaces differ across the country and by industry. For example, the norm in financial services, banking, law firms, and management consulting is likely business formal. You will minimally want to wear a sports coat, a nice dress or a suit if you are working in these fields. This is especially important when you are traveling globally representing the company, as customs and dress in other countries may differ from those observed in the United States. Dressing the same way as the customer or client you visit helps create the relationship you want to foster with the client to meet your business needs. Additionally, some community events, when you are representing the company, might require formal dress. These events might include the Chamber of Commerce and other civic or business development meetings, luncheons, and dinners. Take your cue from other employees who have attended and be observant at the event. Certainly, if you are a speaker at a business event, consider wearing formal dress. Finally, on the occasions when a customer or a business partner does visit the office, the employee groups with whom the visitor is interacting, should adhere to business casual standards. Conclusion No dress code can cover all contingencies so employees must exert a certain amount of judgment in their choice of clothing to wear when traveling and visiting customers. If you experience uncertainty about acceptable attire for work, please ask your supervisor or your Human Resources staff. Your contacts at the client are another source for business attire information. If clothing fails to meet these standards, as determined by the employees supervisor and Human Resources staff, the employee will be asked not to wear the inappropriate item to a trade show or customer location again. On a second offense, you may want to ask the employee to leave the event. If the problem persists, you need to employ disciplinary action. This should start with the employee receiving a verbal warning for the first offense. All other policies about personal time use will apply. Progressive disciplinary action will be applied, up to and including employment termination, if the dress code violations continue after the employee has been counseled. Finally, if the employees core job requires that he or she visit with customers and attend and interact at trade shows, employment termination may become your only option. You dont want to employ an individual who does not represent your company in the way you want your company represented. Your image must matter to you - it does to your customers.

The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You

The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You Each quarter, our CEO Alex Douzet publishes our list of the best employers and recruiters in the country. These represent the savviest, most supportive and most successful hiring professionals in the USA, and we are pleased to have them be part of the extended Ladders family.With great pleasure, acclaim, and gratitude, may I present this selection from our most recent “Top Recruitment Professionals in America” list, for Winter 2014: Top Corporate Recruitment Professionals Charmane Croll Talent Acquisition Specialist at Lexis Nexis Solutions Consultant- â€" Los Angeles, CA Territory Manager â€" White Plains, NY Litigation Solutions Account Executive â€" New York, NY Alexis Richardson Corporate Recruiter at CVENT HR Business Partner / Senior Associate (LD) â€" McLean, VA Sales Executive, Ticketing â€" McLean, VA HR Operations / HRIS Analyst â€" Austin, TX Surya Prakash Recruiter at Radiant systems Senior Project Manger â€" Thousand Oaks, CA Desktop Support Analyst â€" Franklin Lakes, NJ Business Analyst â€" Franklin Lakes, NJ Scott Davis Talent Acquisition Partner at Weyerhaeuser Company Production Supervisor â€" Emerson, AR Maintenance Engineering Manager â€" Cottage Grove, OR Site Operations Supervisor â€" Fontana, CA Anne Newton Recruiting Manager at Taxware Director of Production Operations â€" Wilmington, MA Principal Software Developer â€" Wilmington, MA Dionne Heard North American Sourcing Strategist at Accenture High Performance Research Fellow â€" High Tech â€" San Jose, CA Compensation Design / Discipline Manager â€" Seattle, WA Senior Manager, Technical Accounting â€" Chicago, IL Barb Heidenreich Sales Recruiting at ADP B2B Retirement Plan Sales Professional â€" Denver, CO B2B Software Sales Professional â€" Sacramento, CA B2B Software Sales Professional â€" San Francisco, CA Roger Gilmore Talent Specialist at Havas Worldwide Health Director of Operations â€" Rx Pharmaceutical Advertising â€" New York, NY Medical Director, Rx Pharmaceutical Advertising â€" New York, NY Account Supervisor, Rx Pharmaceutical Managed Care â€" New York, NY Colin Hogan Senior Recruiter at Groupon Account Executive â€" San Francisco, CA Reserve Account Executive â€" Boston, MA Getaways Account Executive â€" Los Angeles, CA Vicky Bouras-Boudouris Recruiting Manager at Avanade Inc. SharePoint Developer Consultant â€" Houston, TX SharePoint Developer Sr. Consultant â€" Houston, TX Business Intelligence Developer Consultant â€" Houston, TX Raj Paul Recruitment Consultant at Capgemini Portal Architect â€" Liferay (Manager) â€" Chicago, IL Senior Solutions / Security Architect â€" PA Kim Pond-Madigan Sourcing Specialist at Honeywell Structural Engineer â€" Tulsa, OK Mechanical Engineer â€" Tulsa, OK Static Equipment Engineer â€" Tulsa, OK Julie Fiszer Manager, Talent Acquisition at Rust-Oleum Marketing Communications Manager â€" Vernon Hills, IL Senior Systems Engineer â€" Vernon Hills, IL Sales and Inventory Analyst â€" Vernon Hills, IL Mandy Allen Director, Recruiting at RentPath Outside Sales Executive â€" Dallas, TX Outside Sales Executive â€" Washington, DC Outside Sales Executive â€" Richmond, VA Jon Miller Talent Manager at BCG Company Great Plains Consultant â€" Akron, OH NetSuite Consultant â€" Atlanta, GA Audit Associate â€" Akron, OH David Oliver Federal Talent Acquisition at EMC Software Sales Manager â€" McLean, VA Sales Engineer (Presales) â€" McLean, VA Margaret Amodio Sr. Sourcing Specialist at Gartner, Inc. Sr. Account Executive â€" Arlington, VA Charity Horina Client Recruitment Specialist, AllegisTalent2 at American Express Regional Manager of Business Development â€" Valdosta, GA Patty Menke Recruitment Specialist at Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association Actuary â€" Chicago, IL Victor Santos Client Service Specialist at Starwood Hotels Resorts â€" Allegis Group Services Associate Director, Digital Technical Lead â€" Stamford, CT Top Executive Recruiters Joe Szlosek Partner at JS Recruitment Senior Plant Quality Engineer â€" Medical Device â€" Ithaca, NY Senior Buyer â€" Food Ingredients â€" Albany, NY Human Resources Generalist â€" Elmira, NY Mangesh Kanade Senior Technical Recruiter at Rangam Consultants Inc Procurement Manager â€" New Brunswick, NJ Marketing Specialist â€" Boston, MA Project Coordinator â€" New York City, NY Michael North VP at Brookfield Associates Inc. Regional Sales Manager â€" Baltimore, MD Sr. Sales Professional â€" Elmsford, NY Group Insurance Representative â€" National Leader â€" Philadelphia, PA Steve Bell Director of Corporate Sourcing at The Premier Group Sales Manager â€" Regional â€" Paramus, NJ Information Technology Manager â€" Morristown, NJ Marketing Director â€" Danbury, CT Matty Meyerberg Recruiter at Royce Ashland Group, Inc. Supply Chain Engineer â€" Warehousing â€" Alpharetta, GA Transit Planner â€" Austin, TX Senior Associate Auditor â€" Kansas City, MO RJ Bulleri Recruiter at MR Chicago Process Engineer â€" Indianapolis, IN Quality Engineer â€" Indianapolis, IN Repair Supervisor â€" Schaumburg, IL Elisa Sheftic President at Right Executive Search Project Manager, Profit Planning (Automotive) â€" Kalamazoo, MI Cost Planning Analyst â€" Kalamazoo, MI Senior Tax Accountant â€" Stamford, CT Cie Probst Project Manager at Reaction Search International B2C Sales Account Executive â€" Rockville, MD B2B Sales Account Executive â€" Walnut Creek, CA Aerospace Sales Professional â€" Miami, FL Amy Hopler Executive Recruiter at Linium Resources Assistant Vice President, Finance Tax / FPA Specialist â€" Jersey City, NJ Roadshow / Corporate Access, VP â€" New York, NY Desk Review, AML Compliance Specialist â€" New York, NY Benae Lambright Managing Partner at The Lambright Group Software Engineer â€" Chicago, IL Sr. Software Engineer â€" Chicago, IL Outside Sales Enterprise Sales Executive â€" Atlanta, GA Congratulations to them all! Good luck to you in your search this week. The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You Congratulations to the best recruiters in the country from Ladders!Each quarter, we put together the list of the best employers and recruiters in the nation. They represent the savviest, most supportive and most successful hiring professionals in the USA, and we are pleased to have them be part of the extended Ladders family.With great pleasure, acclaim and gratitude, may I present this selection from our most recent ” Top Recruitment Professionals in America ” list, for Summer 2015:Top Corporate Recruitment Professionals Frank Merritt CRMS, CITC, Senior Recruiter at Harvard Risk Management Corporation Professional Benefits Sales Consultant â€" CT Professional Benefits Sales Consultant â€" Waterbury, CT Professional Benefits Sales Consultant â€" Hartford, CT Michael Batenburg VP of National Sales at Synergy Pharmaceuticals Account Manager â€" Kansas City, MO Account Manager â€" Saint Louis, MO Account Manager â€" Spokane, WA Erin Ruff Staffing Consultant at CommScope Logistics Continuous Improvement Project Manager â€" Claremont, NC Territory Sales Manager â€" San Francisco, CA Territory Sales Manager â€" Los Angeles, CA Crissy Camerota Corporate Recruiter at Pegasystems Account Executive â€" Marketing Analytics â€" Atlanta, GA Account Executive â€" Marketing Analytics â€" Washington, DC Account Executive â€" Marketing Analytics â€" Greensboro, NC Kaycee Smith Sourcing Specialist at Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Staff Designer â€" Lancaster, PA Telecommunications Analyst â€" Lancaster, PA Retail Sales Representative â€" Cincinnati, OH Scott Davis Talent Acquisition Partner at Weyerhaeuser Company Optimization Analyst / Data / Controls â€" Raymond, WA Electrical Team Lead â€" Raymond, WA Maintenance Project Lead â€" Plymouth, NC Razza Mitchell Mgr of Research Sourcing of North America at Arrow Electronics, Inc. Technical Sales Engineer â€" Chicago, IL HRIS Reporting Analyst â€" Englewood, CO Lean Sigma CPI Project Leader II â€" Phoenix, AZ Yari Quintana Strategic Talent Sourcer Research Architect at Chewy.com Demand Planner â€" Fort Lauderdale, FL Merchandise Operations Analyst â€" Fort Lauderdale, FL Senior Operations Manager â€" Mechanicsburg, PA Michael Kent Sr Talent Acquisition Recruiter at ABB Business Development Manager â€" Connection Products â€" Memphis, TN Business Manager â€" Spare Parts, Transformer Services â€" Saint Louis, MO Analyzer Engineer â€" Houston, TX Jamaica Booker Social Media Recruiter at City of Houston Financial Analyst IV ( Risk Management Financial ) â€" Houston, TX Assistant Director (Asset Management, Environmental Land Use) â€" Houston, TX Budget Manager (Division Manager) â€" Houston, TX Daniel Parrillo Recruiting Manager at Razer Ruby Architect â€" San Francisco, CA Senior Web Application Engineer / Architect (Ruby on Rails, AWS) â€" San Francisco, CA Android System Engineer â€" San Francisco, CA Haley Sasser Talent Acquisition Specialist at Ultimate Software Principle Continuous Integration / Delivery Architect â€" Fort Lauderdale, FL Salesforce Developer â€" Fort Lauderdale, FL Systems Analyst III â€" Fort Lauderdale, FL Andrea Mirabelli Strategic Sourcing Specialist at Pitney Bowes Outside Sales Major Account Manager â€" Atlantic City, NJ Outside Sales Major Account Manager â€" Hartford, CT Pre Sales Business Analyst â€" Solutions Sales â€" Los Angeles, CA Jahari Soward Sr. Recruiter at Georgia Pacific Sr. Internal Auditor â€" Atlanta, GA Tax Manager â€" Atlanta, GA Property Tax Manager â€" Atlanta, GA Jessica Burgess Recruiting at Zones Solutions Engineer â€" Office â€" Auburn, WA Solutions Engineer â€" Office â€" Seattle, WA National Technology Practice Director â€" Cloud â€" Carol Stream, IL Alan Speicher Recruiting Manager at Web.com Human Resources Generalist â€" Spokane, WA Unix Engineer â€" Atlanta, GA Unix Engineer â€" Jacksonville, FL Top Executive Recruiters Matty Meyerberg Recruiter at Royce Ashland Group, Inc. Chief Compliance Officer / General Counsel â€" New York City, NY Controller â€" Rock Hill, SC Director Regulatory Affairs â€" Santa Clara, CA Ray Miller owner at USA Recruiting Associates Inside Sales Rep â€" Steel â€" Sacramento, CA Electrical Controls Engineer â€" Material Handling â€" New Berlin, WI Senior Internal Auditor â€" Omaha, NE Lance Coachman Recruiter at EXI, Inc. Manager Financial Planning and Analysis â€" Jacksonville, FL Manager, Manufacturing Engineer â€" Atlanta, GA Aftermarket Business Readiness Manager â€" Hartford, CT Karen Rager President- Talent Advisor at Rager Resources Group, LLC Revenue Accounting Manager â€" San Diego, CA Accountant â€" San Diego, CA Software Development Engineer in Test â€" Newport Beach, CA Lisa Cusano Sr. Technical Recruiter at Task Management Senior Paralegal â€" Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) â€" Norwalk, CT Sales Account Executive (Market Research) â€" Dallas, TX Senior Software Engineer / Developer â€" Middletown, CT Timothy Wujcik Managing Partner at Chase Winters Worldwide FlexPLM Solution Architect Principal Consultant â€" Seattle, WA FlexPLM Solution Architect Principal Consultant â€" San Francisco, CA FlexPLM Solution Architect Principal Consultant â€" Detroit, MI Christan Neff Senior IT Recruiter at Pro-Tech Search, Inc. Senior Packaging Engineer â€" Manufacturing â€" Terre Haute, IN Senior Electronics Buyer â€" Terre Haute, IN Senior HRIS Analyst â€" Springfield, IL Peter Ansara HR Recruiter at Ansara-Bickford-Fiske Sales â€" VP â€" Individual Contributor â€" Media â€" Web â€" New York, NY Sr Electrical / Project Manager â€" Bloomfield, CT Regional Sales Director â€" Atlanta, GA Jennifer Lau Technical Recruiter at Cyber Shield Incorporated Senior Systems Engineer â€" Saint Louis, MO Programmer / DBA â€" Atlanta, GA Systems Analyst Architect â€" Boston, MA Vicki Russell Senior Technical Recruiter at TechPros Recruiting Structural Analysis Engineer â€" FEA â€" Silvis, IL Staff Engineer â€" Medical Devices â€" Newark, NJ Senior Creative Director â€" Video Games â€" San Francisco, CA David Horvay ITC Technology Coordinator at CareWorks Tech IT Manager â€" Application Services â€" Columbus, OH Senior J2EE Architect â€" Columbus, OH Iteration Manager â€" Columbus, OH Congratulations to them all!Good luck to you in your search this week. The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You Our list of the savviest, most supportive and successful hiring professionals in the USA for Spring 2016.To start April, we’d like to congratulate the best HR people and recruiters in the country! Each quarter, Ladders puts together the list of the best employers and executive recruiters in the nation. The people listed below represent the savviest, most supportive and most successful hiring professionals in the USA, and we are pleased to have them be part of the extended Ladders family.With great pleasure, acclaim, and gratitude, may I present our “Top Recruitment Professionals in America” for Spring 2016:Top Corporate Recruitment ProfessionalsAkshay Jain Associate Recruiter, Bravens Inc Technology Architect â€" Android Charlotte, NC Technology Architect â€" Android San Francisco, CA Test Analyst â€" Oracle Retail Seattle, WAClare Lonetti Recruiter, Blue Octopus LLC Sales Consultant / Customer Service Omaha, NE Inside Sales Representative Champlin, MN Inside Sales Representative Champlin, MNSawan Kanade IT Recruiter, Technosoft Engineering Inc Functional Safety Engineer Troy, MI Project Manager (Hardware / Software) Troy, MI Systems Engineer ( Control ) Troy, MIGregory Bird Deputy Secretary General, GCEL Director of E â€" Insurance Detroit, MI Director â€" Operations Quality Assurance Dearborn, MI Vice President â€" Director Technology Dearborn, MICrissy Camerota Corporate Recruiter, Pegasystems Software Account Executive â€" Intelligence Community Baltimore, MD Software Account Executive â€" Intelligence Community Washington, DC Network Manager Cambridge, MAJamaica Booker Social Media Recruiter, City of Houston Systems Support Analyst III Houston, TXLaura Yavanian Talent Acquisition Manager, Alegeus Technologies Support Engineer (Help Desk) Waltham, MA Senior Business Analyst Waltham, MA Testing Manager Waltham, MAChris Pegnataro Your Pitney Bowes Connection, Pitney Bowes Software Software Solutions Sales Specialist San Francisco, CA Strategic Alliances Director, Partnership Development Recruiting Cleveland, OH Software Solutions Sales Specialist Oakland, CADionne Heard North American Sourcing Strategist, Accenture Ventures Acquisitions Tax Accounting Manager Chicago, IL Marketing Lead For Diversity Inclusion â€" Senior Manager New York, NY Manager, Corporate Financial Reporting Chicago, ILPam Lindheim Director of Client Relations, NetPro Resources, Inc. Private Equity Financial Manager New York, NY Senior of Finance M A intergration â€" Director Within Financial Services San Francisco, CA Director of Tax Houston, TXTop Executive RecruitersMatty Meyerberg Recruiter, Royce Ashland Group, Inc. Human Resource Generalist Somerset, NJ Operations Finance Supervisor, FPA Burnsville, MN Staff Mechanical Engineer Rockford, ILTimothy Wujcik Managing Partner, Chase Winters Worldwide Business Development Executive Atlanta, GA Consultant, UX New York, NY Lead Consultant â€" Business Consulting, Agriculture Management San Jose, CAShawdetta Miller Sr. Executive Recruiter, William W. Professional Staffing Sourcing Manager Mahwah, NJ Medical Director Tucson, AZ Domestic Tax Supervisor CPA Saint Louis, MORon Simpson Principal â€" Search Partner, Hire-Search Group Senior Audit Manager â€" Regional Practice Leader Salt Lake City, UT Tax Senior Associate Hartford, CT Senior Audit Manager â€" Regional Practice Leader Anchorage, AKRay Miller Owner, USA Recruiting Associates Territory Sales Manager Indianapolis, IN Engineering Associate â€" Sensor Data Mapping Minden, NV Maintenance Manager â€" Automated Manufacturing Garner, NCEdith Varhelyi CEO, CoberonChronos Recruitment Researcher â€" Sourcer Washington, DC Regulatory / Clinical Project Manager â€" Medical Devices Dallas, TX Tech Recruiter Washington, DCHoward Berger Senior Technical Recruiter, Engineering Enterprises Inc. Senior Web Developer Jersey City, NJ Senior AWS Cloud Engineer New York, NY Reconciliation Specialist Weehawken, NJVicki Russell Senior Technical Recruiter, TechPros Recruiting Program Manager â€" Automotive Senecaville, OH Chief Engineer â€" Composite Structures Salt Lake City, UT Manager Packaging Engineering â€" Medical Devices Chicago, ILDarren Frank Sr. Vice President, Recruitment Trends, Inc. Senior Email CRM Marketing Manager New York, NY Senior Construction Inspector: Railroad, Transit White Plains, NY Site / Civil Engineer: Water Resources Greenwich, CTKevin J. Collins Director, Collins Consulting Head of Technology Operational Risk for Asset Management Philadelphia, PA Executive Director, Billing and Collections, Revenue Finance New York, NY Data Governance Lead â€" VP New York, NYCongratulations to them all! For the full list of 200 Corporate Recruitment Professionals and 200 Executive Recruiters, click here.Good luck to you in your search this week.I’ll be rooting for you. The Best Employers And Recruiters In The Country For You Each quarter, we publish our list of the best employers and recruiters in the country. These represent the savviest, most supportive and most successful hiring professionals in the USA, and we are pleased to have them be part of the extended Ladders family.With great pleasure, acclaim, and gratitude, may I present this selection from our most recent ” Top Recruitment Professionals in America ” list, for Summer 2015:Top Corporate Recruitment Professionals Julie Beltman HR Partner at Check Point Software Technologies, Inc. Mobility Sales Manager â€" Dallas, TX Legal Counsel â€" San Carlos, CA Mobility Sales Manager â€" Atlanta, GA James Williams Sourcing Recruiter at Accenture SAP Master Data Governance Manager â€" San Francisco, CA SAP Master Data Governance Manager â€" Dallas, TX SAP Master Data Governance Manager â€" Los Angeles, CA Michael Knutson Associate Account Executive at TSP, Inc. Chemical Engineer â€" Dallas, TX Mechanical Design Engineer (Frisco) â€" Frisco, TX Advanced Product Quality ( APQ ) Engineer â€" Maumelle, AR Annette Biesinger Recruiter at Bristol Hospice Director of Education Community Development â€" CA Director of Education and Community Development â€" OK Director of Education and Community Development â€" TX Elizabeth Uyehara Manager Corporate Recruiting at Harbor Freight Tools Sourcing Manager â€" Calabasas, CA Product Category Manager â€" Calabasas, CA District Manager â€" Seattle, WA John Osland CEO and Co Founder at Gravity Investments Wealth Management Corporate Consultative Sales â€" Indianapolis, IN Wealth Management Corporate Consultative Sales â€" Philadelphia, PA Wealth Management Corporate Consultative Sales â€" Providence, RI Philip Hayman Director of Sales East Coast at CTS Language Link Sales Executive â€" Atlanta, GA Sales Executive â€" Nashville, TN Sales Executive â€" Hartford, CT Daniel Ferzoco Associate Recruitment Consultant at Michael Page Sales Engineer â€" Boston, MA Recruitment Consultant â€" Boston, MA Quality Engineer â€" NH Lindsey Bogard Recruiting Manager at Accruent Senior Manager, Professional Services â€" Austin, TX Senior System Analyst â€" Austin, TX Support Manager â€" Austin, TX Alan Speicher Recruiting Manager at Web.com Network Engineer â€" Jacksonville, FL Network Engineer â€" Atlanta, GA Digital Marketing Consultant ( Outside Sales ) â€" Atlanta, GA Maryann Kovacevic Corporate Recruiting Consultant at Bottomline Technologies Product Manager â€" Alpharetta, GA Full Stack Software Engineer â€" Portsmouth, NH Full Stack Software Engineer â€" Providence, RI Alan Hattman Sr. Staffing Consultant at HEAT Software Corporate Controller â€" Milpitas, CA Staff Accountant â€" Milpitas, CA Director, Product Marketing â€" Milpitas, CA Marc Spiron Corporate Recruiter at Billtrust Quality Assurance Engineer â€" Trenton, NJ Director, Information Security â€" Trenton, NJ Scrum Master â€" Trenton, NJ Alison Williams Direct Marketing Coordinator at Landair Holdings Vice President of Sales â€" Transportation / Logistics â€" Dallas, TX Vice President of Sales â€" Transportation / Logistics â€" Columbus, OH Vice President of Sales â€" Warehouse / Distribution â€" Memphis, TN Annette Palmiero HR Manager at Victory Media Digital Marketing Director â€" Coraopolis, PA Business Development Specialist â€" Coraopolis, PA Project Manager â€" Coraopolis, PA Top Executive Recruiters Matthew Miller Business Development Manager at Treeline Inc. Media Sales Representative â€" Fall River, MA Media Sales Representative â€" Randolph, MA Inside Sales Representative â€" Boston, MA Daniel Ferzoco Associate Recruitment Consultant at Michael Page Sales Engineer â€" Boston, MA Recruitment Consultant â€" Boston, MA Quality Engineer â€" NH Joe Szlosek Partner at JAS Recruitment Mechanical Design Engineer â€" Packaging â€" Edgewood, MD RPG Programmer â€" Los Angeles, CA Regional Sales Manager â€" Jacksonville, FL Mario Fidanzi CEO at MedTeam Staffing Inc. Clinical Liaison and Sales â€" San Leandro, CA Marketing Director â€" Hospital â€" Phoenix, AZ Clinical Liaison Sales â€" Everett, WA William Greenberg President at Headhunter Services, LLC Sales Executive â€" Medical Revenue Cycle Services â€" Omaha, NE Sales Executive â€" Medical Revenue Cycle Services â€" Indianapolis, IN Sales Executive â€" Medical Revenue Cycle Services â€" Chicago, IL Deborah Bruno Recruiter at Direct Sales Recruiting, LLC Regional Sales Manager â€" Payroll Sales â€" Cleveland, OH Regional Sales Manager â€" Payroll Sales HTX â€" Houston, TX Regional Sales Manager â€" Payroll Sales DTX â€" Dallas, TX Rollis Fontenot III President at AscendCorp Escrow Assistant /Junior Closer â€" Plano, TX Branch Manager (with Book of Business) â€" Cypress, TX Obstetrics Gynecology Physician â€" Modesto, CA Cindy Winchell Cindy Winchell at C. Winchell Agency Group Benefits Account Manager â€" Paramus, NJ Product Manager â€" Parsippany, NJ Commercial Lines Assistant Account Executive (2) â€" New Hyde Park, NY Lois Rupkey Recruiter-President at Byrnes Rupkey, Inc. Reliability Engineer â€" Fayetteville, NC CNC Machining Supervisor â€" Cedar Falls, IA Maintenance Engineering Supervisor, 3rd Shift â€" Chicago, IL Lance Coachman Recruiter at EXI, Inc. Head of Treasury â€" PA VP Tax â€" PA Manager Insurance â€" PA Congratulations to them all! For the full list of 200 Corporate Recruitment Professionals and 200 Executive Recruiters, click here.Good luck to you in your search this week.