🚀 Attention K-12 Edtech Leaders: "If you are not already hiring for your team then you should start now!"🚀 As the academic year winds down and summer break approaches, it's crucial for education technology companies to gear up for the influx of demand from schools preparing for the next academic year. Here is why: 1️⃣ School Decision-Making Timeline: Schools are finalizing their plans for the upcoming academic year NOW. This means they're evaluating and selecting the technology products they want to incorporate into their curriculum. To meet their needs, your team needs to be ready to engage with them and showcase the value your solutions bring to the table. 2️⃣ Implementation Preparation: Once schools have made their decisions, they need time to implement new technologies effectively. By hiring now, your team can provide the necessary support and resources to ensure a smooth transition for educators and students. 3️⃣ Customer Support Readiness: With the school year ending, educators will have more time to explore new technologies and seek assistance. Having a fully staffed team in place ensures timely responses to inquiries and support requests, building trust and satisfaction among your user base. 4️⃣ Stay Ahead of the Competition: Edtech is a competitive field, and being proactive in hiring gives you an advantage. By assembling a talented team before the rush, you position your company as a reliable partner for schools seeking innovative solutions. Don't wait until the last minute to staff up your team! Act now to capitalize on the opportunity to help empower schools for success in the upcoming academic year. 📚💻
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Hey teachers👋 It’s almost the weekend, which means it’s time to apply to jobs! (When is it not time to apply to jobs?😂) Break out of your usual job board searches and check out these job boards instead! Idealist B Work Devex Social Enterprise Jobs Net Impact Job Board Green Jobs Online The Bridgespan Group Impact Pool NextBillion 80,000 Hours Also, check out these EdTech companies that may be hiring: https://lnkd.in/e2QUFNiT Other than these, what job board(s) are you finding success on right now?
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Do you work in the #Tech or #Digital space? 🖥 🚀 Do you think the sector needs more talent? Have you got an hour to spare? If you answered ‘yes’ to those questions, we want to hear from you! Our mantra is #CreatingEmployableTalent, and we want to ensure our students have contact with the ‘world of work’ to be inspired and motivated whilst studying with us. How can you help? We are looking for tech managers, #CTOs, #MDs, #SeniorDevs, and #Hiring #Managers that would like to deliver a virtual short talk to our students. We would like you to share your insights on: ✅The latest tech trends 💼Your career journey 👀A typical day in your role or business 🤩What you look for in new talent, hints, and tips for starting your career Pay it forward! Book in your talk today. Contact 📧Employability@wearecodenation.com to discuss further or book your talk today. #WeAreCodeNation #EmployerTalks #Inspire #CreatingEmployableTalent
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With the school year ending, the job hunt is heating up for many #transitioningteachers. Here are 30+ #EdTech (and adjacent) companies with open roles, many of which are remote. If you know of other companies currently hiring, let me know in the comments. Imagine Learning WestEd Renaissance Learning Keypath Education Model N Scholastic Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Pearson Edmentum Cengage Group Chegg Inc. College Success Foundation World Education Services ExploreLearning Cambium Learning Group Lexia Learning Frontline Education Udemy Quizlet Braze BetterLesson Curriculum Associates Hawkes Learning Orbis Education Ellucian Degreed Coursera Proximity Learning, Inc. IXL Learning Art of Problem Solving Thrive Scholars Elevo Learning Grammarly Learning A-Z Panorama Education Amplify Prodigy Education
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You've been BRAINWASHED 🤯 If you are a Student 🏫 you feel tired from attending all Classes even in India except tier 1 Colleges. All the Private Colleges and Semi-Gov. College Build Workers, not Creators a Dark Truth which Everyone Knows about! Movies Like 3 Idiots show all the problems ⚠️ of College Life but this movie was released in 2009 and we all are living in 2023 Where AI is growing rapidly even though many Companies have frozen Hiring 🤡! But colleges never work to make Students Creative...because The Top People know that if we Build Leaders then how do we hire workers in the company? Even I'm giving examples of my College 🎓 Recently college produced a poster of a Student who placed in 5 LPA after spending a lot of time and money 📈 in College! No one Breaks this rule or Loop of College work Hard to break and build yourself! No one wants to builds leaders all are building workers. #connections #leaders #share #content
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Assessments - what do you think? If we're assessing students to create objective data insights through CAT4, why wouldn't we use similar methodologies to help make the hiring process more objective (and fair)?
Many schools use are familiar with data-driven insights from entrance assessments such as CAT4 tests. These help to provide objective insights relating to students' abilities and create personalised learning plans. In amongst the objectivity, another benefit is elimination of unconscious bias that may be applied in entrance selection, disadvantaging specific groups. Surely if we use data to inform how we admit and support students, we can need to find a way to apply objective data insights to shine new lights on how we hire and retain staff? Often, our minds are closed to a large part of the candidate pool due to habit, unconscious bias or because frankly, we’re looking at signals that have no predictive validity of a high performing employee. By objectively assessing candidates' hidden competencies, motives, values and compatibility with your school's unique environment, we can help you ensure a ‘better fit’. This method enhances teacher performance, satisfaction, and retention, ultimately leading to improved educational outcomes. Discover how our data-driven talent analytics can help you find the 'TRUE BEST FIT' for your school. Let's work together to turn the global talent crisis into an opportunity for growth. www.10kschools.com/welcome
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This ❤️ In an era when companies are striving for greater efficiency and productivity (i.e. ROI / Business Outcomes), facing talent shortages, and are at the tip of the iceberg as to the coming job title/role disruption due to automation and AI. It's more important than ever to weigh curiosity and growth mindset vs experience. What were once considered soft skills, may be truly be the power skills of the future. Hire for the agile, the critical thinkers, the problem solvers, the solution developers, those who see how the pieces fit together and how greater value can be extracted from driving more synergy between the specialist siloes. #OrganizationalAgility #TheFutureofWork
Why we often hire for knowledge when a quick learner may prove a better choice The decision to prioritize hiring candidates with existing knowledge over quick learners is a complex one. Factors such as immediate job requirements, organizational stability, and the perceived value of experience might contribute to this choice. However, in a rapidly changing landscape, reconsidering this approach could tap into the potential of adaptable and fast learners who can readily tackle new challenges. Which one would you hire? John Ousterhout is a Computer Science professor at Stanford and made the quote “A little bit of slope makes up for a lot of y-intercept”. It shows us how important it is to think long term and not going for the easiest solution. Another idea would be to start small, grow fast and think big - also in hiring. What if you would already use the best students in your business? Check Quarero AG #careers #humanresources #management #strategy
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Tech leaders also prioritize candidates who show a commitment to learning and staying up-to-date with industry trends. In this rapidly changing field, companies need employees who are open to new ideas and technology and willing to explore different approaches. Demonstrating a passion for learning is an excellent way to stand out from the competition. 👩💻 Finally, tech leaders look for job seekers who demonstrate enthusiasm and dedication to their work. Even beyond having the right skill set, employers prefer candidates who demonstrate a sincere interest in working with the team and making an impact on the company's development. 💪🔥 #TechLeaders #JobSeekers #ProblemSolving #Jobtips #candidates #hiring #CareerDevelopment
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August Monthly News📰 Intellum's $25 Million Investment to Transform Corporate Education Landscape... •Significant Investment: Intellum, a major player in the enterprise learning management system (LMS) sector, secures a $25 million minority growth investment from Guidepost Growth Equity. •Revolutionizing Corporate Education: Intellum aims to redefine corporate education by addressing challenges of scaled content delivery and enhanced engagement. The investment accelerates product development, go-to-market strategy, and hiring efforts. •Leading the Change: Intellum's acclaimed LMS platform is used by top brands across industries. Partnership with Guidepost cements Intellum's leadership role, paving the way for innovative products and technologies to reshape audience connection and learning effectiveness.
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