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Exciting news! We're working on an AI-powered product aimed at dramatically improving the recruitment process. Are you an active recruiter who's always on the lookout for innovative tools to find top talent faster? We want to hear from you! Your feedback is incredibly valuable as we continue to refine our product to better serve the needs of recruiters like yourself. To show our appreciation for your time and insights, we're offering a $100 voucher for a quick 30-minute Zoom meeting where we'd love to talk about your recruitment process and share some of what we are working on! Ready to be a part of shaping the future of recruitment technology? Drop a comment below or schedule a meeting here! https://lnkd.in/e353wpbi *please include your LinkedIn profile when scheduling! #recruiting #ai #recruitmenttools #product #linkedinnetworking

"To me, the future of work is creating a structure that reflects an organization's values and culture. I think we'll get into D&I later, but when we hear, at least from a company, what they said that their core pillars or principles are, it's kind of stated but not codified in a system." Read our full conversation with Wesley here: https://bit.ly/41obn9l

Storyboards aren't just for film and television — side hustlers can use them to bring their ideas to life. Here's more on storyboards and their benefit to your side income-generating efforts: https://bit.ly/3RR9T2T

Want to start a UX writing side hustle? Here's a few factors worth considering: 1. Understand your strengths as a writer ✏️ UX writing is a unique skill that requires technical knowhow mixed with the ability to say so much more in so many fewer words. (aka your literary prowess is appreciated, but not applicable in most UX writing) 2. Get to know your UX design principles ✅ Start with: Miller’s Law - our active memory can only hold around 7 things at once. Hick’s Law - decisions take more time if there are more choices to be made. Jakob’s Law - users want your site to work like sites they already know. 3. UX writing is all about your audience 📈 Namely: What are their goals? How are they using the product? How can you limit confusion for someone who has never encountered this website or app before? 4. Mind your words 🤐 You need to edit down long thoughts into succinct, actionable verbiage. To appeal to a wider audience, some experts advocate for limiting your vocabulary to a middle school reading level and in many cases, passive voice (gasp) can be effective for UX writing. Think UX writing is for you? Here's the full article on how to get started: https://bit.ly/3RQaZw3

What's new in Polywork? Here's our extended, better-late-than-never December product update that includes the return of your Timeline, Portfolio enhancements, and an even better way to discover collaborators 🚀 https://bit.ly/3TMAroP

🤔 What's the future of personal branding? We asked 8 experts to weigh in — here's what they said: https://bit.ly/48EVZI5

Kicking off the new year 🎉 with a comprehensive guide on how to use social media to elevate your personal brand 🚀 Check it out on the Polywork Blog: https://bit.ly/48AXO8X