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📣 Join Our Team! Are you a passionate communicator, researcher, program manager, or consultant dedicated to advancing gender equity and youth leadership? We want to hear from you! Fora: Network for Change is hiring for several exciting positions: ✨ Regional Programs Manager [North, Prairies, West] ✨ Regional Programs Manager [Atlantic & Central] ✨ Research Assistant ✨ Communications Coordinator + Request for Proposals: Toolkit Consultant Please check the location requirements and application deadlines, as some positions are location-specific within Canada, with applications closing either on July 28, 2024, or August 11, 2024. To learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/ePSG3x45 🔗 Know someone who'd be a great fit? Tag them in the comments or share this post with your network!
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#WeAreHiring Join our team as a Communications and Policy Engagement manager. Must have: Master’s degree in communications, media or international relations and at least 10 years’ experience in science and development communications in the development sector. For full job description: https://bit.ly/2MxQ3vA Deadline: 🚨26 April 2024🚨 #JobSeekers
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🌍 International Recruitment Specialist 🌟 Innovative Talent Acquisition 🇪🇺 European Recruitment 🚀 Unlock top-tier talent and career growth 📩Contact me if you are looking for employees or a new job!
Be Careful Who You Reject! 😬 One thing I always advise companies is to keep an open mind regarding required experience & candidate backgrounds when reviewing the applications. Think about it... Instead of focusing solely on traditional qualifications and perfect background, try to see the potential in diverse experiences. For example: 🔧 Looking for a Sales Engineer? Consider for instance, project managers. They interact with customers regularly and often possess the skills and potential to excel in sales. 📩 Hiring for a Content Marketing Role? Look at candidates with a background in journalism. Their storytelling ability and content creation skills can be a huge asset. 📈 Searching for a Business Development Manager? You could consider for instance, candidates with a background in consulting. Their strategic thinking, problem-solving skills, and ability to build relationships can drive growth and identify new opportunities. By broadening your perspective, you might discover hidden gems who can bring fresh ideas and valuable skills to your team. Besides this, for majority roles, skills can be trained 😊 It is the right attitude you should be looking for. Don't miss out on great talent just because they come from an unconventional/ different background! Would you agree? #hr #recruitment #europeanrecruitment
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Why you should hire communication grads: Humans are hardwired to spend most of their time thinking about social interactions. Either we're preemptively thinking about an upcoming conversation, thinking about a conversation we're currently in, or reflecting on one in the past. This tendency has helped us since historically our survival was dependent on our ability to be a part of our tribe. But the world has changed and our hardwiring hasn't. Now we have large organizations with teams of people all thinking about their interactions with other people. If you have a divided team, you'll have a less productive team, a less satisfied team, and a less committed team. A disconnected team results in higher turnover, more inefficiencies, and a worse customer experience. It gets even more complex when you think about customers, clients, and stakeholders because they need to feel connected to. You need someone who actively thinks about these dynamics and employs methods and campaigns to keep your organization connected. A communication graduate would be a perfect fit. But don't hire any comm grad - look for someone who also has some technical or creative knowledge. Everybody communicates yet not every organization thinks about how they communicate. Make sure you're thinking about this. Sincerely, Chris (a comm grad 🗯)
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Why every organizations needs communication professionals around. Thanks for the point-to, Peg!
Why you should hire communication grads: Humans are hardwired to spend most of their time thinking about social interactions. Either we're preemptively thinking about an upcoming conversation, thinking about a conversation we're currently in, or reflecting on one in the past. This tendency has helped us since historically our survival was dependent on our ability to be a part of our tribe. But the world has changed and our hardwiring hasn't. Now we have large organizations with teams of people all thinking about their interactions with other people. If you have a divided team, you'll have a less productive team, a less satisfied team, and a less committed team. A disconnected team results in higher turnover, more inefficiencies, and a worse customer experience. It gets even more complex when you think about customers, clients, and stakeholders because they need to feel connected to. You need someone who actively thinks about these dynamics and employs methods and campaigns to keep your organization connected. A communication graduate would be a perfect fit. But don't hire any comm grad - look for someone who also has some technical or creative knowledge. Everybody communicates yet not every organization thinks about how they communicate. Make sure you're thinking about this. Sincerely, Chris (a comm grad 🗯)
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Winner! Winner! Best written email response from a job application goes to #deel: "Thank you for your interest in Deel. We're excited to meet you. Our Talent Acquisition team will review your application quickly. In the meantime, we’d like to share some information about who we are, what we believe, and what happens next in our hiring process. What We Believe At Deel, we believe that talent is borderless and geography should never be a barrier to opportunity. The perfect job or perfect candidate isn’t always someone who lives less than 30 miles away. We are building a future where it doesn’t matter if you’re in Tokyo and your dream job is in Paris. A future where companies can hire anyone, anywhere, even if they’re halfway around the world. Who We Are At Deel, we are living the future we are building. With team members in over 80 countries, we love the work we do and the freedom we have to make an impact. And it never stops: a globally distributed team can work at Deel Speed. We collaborate across time zones and continents to learn, innovate, and build the future of work. What Happens Next Our Talent Acquisition team will review your application and if there is strong alignment with the position. We will schedule a call to get to know you better and to answer any questions you have about Deel and the role. We know that putting together a resume and application is a lot of work. We receive a large number of resumes, and we give each one thoughtful consideration. We appreciate your patience through this process. At Deel, our goal is to find the right opportunity for each candidate. If there's no alignment to the available role we’ll let you know. But we’ll ask you to please stay in touch. Things change, and we continue to grow." #careers #jobsearch #innovation #remotework #growthmindset #changemanagement #resumewriter #careercoach
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Are you looking to break out of the boring day to day of crunching out work and moving on to the next project? We are looking for an individual who wants to use their creativity, innovation and passion for excellence to offer our clients a different way of solving problems and improving their operational effectiveness. #BussinessInnovation #Valuableinsights #Unleashingpotential
Are you experienced with a proven track record of innovation, hard work and resourcefulness? Municipal VU Consulting is seeking a team-oriented individual who's ready to make an impact. Join us and be part of something extraordinary. Our website has more information about us, the Business Innovation Consultant role we are looking to fill, and how to apply. We love a good referral - colleagues please pass along to great candidates you know. #NowHiring #BusinessInnovation #MVU #MunicipalConsulting #IndustryExperience #TeamPlayer www.municipalvu.ca Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash
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Internal Communications Strategist | Manager | Writer | Editor | Content Developer | Change Manager | 2,000+ Articles and Content Pieces Published
Hey, what’s your problem? If you’re an internal communications practitioner, that’s a question you should be asking your stakeholders frequently. That’s right, you’re out looking for trouble. That’s because one of the biggest ways you can help your organization is to bring awareness to an issue that might be holding it back in some way. That doesn’t mean that you’re out looking for negative news. It means bringing issues to the forefront so they can be properly addressed. For example, I worked at a tech company that had loads of talented engineers, but not enough of them were on career paths to become company fellows—the equivalent of a senior leader and the ones who determine a company’s strategic technological direction. It turns out that many of these engineers just weren’t giving the possibility much thought—they weren’t aware of the steps they needed to take to get on this career path, and managers weren’t really having the discussions. But after a handful of well-thought-out messages to managers and company-wide articles on the issue, the pipeline for this career path started to fill. Now, the company doesn’t have to worry about having enough internal candidates to fill its future technology leadership roles. So go out. Look for trouble. Find it. Help resolve it. #internalcommunications #problemsolving #addvalue
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In order to make a career out of communication, a communications degree will have you focus on honing communication skills, including verbal, written, and non-verbal communication.But that is just one part of it, overall, a Communications Degree can equip people with valuable skills that are in demand in today's professional world, making it a valuable investment for those seeking diverse career opportunities and personal growth in a wide range of industries and communication jobs.In order to make a career out of communication, a communications degree will have you focus on honing communication skills, including verbal, written, and non-verbal communication.but that is just one part of it, overall, a Communications Degree can equip people with valuable skills that are in demand in today's professional world, making it a valuable investment for those seeking diverse career opportunities and personal growth in a wide range of industries and communication jobs.
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