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Monster

Monster

Internet Publishing

Weston, MA 217,784 followers

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Monster is a global leader in connecting people and jobs. Every day, Monster aims to make every workplace happier and more productive by transforming the way employers and candidates find the right fit. For 30 years, Monster has worked to transform the recruiting industry. Today, the company leverages advanced technology using intelligent digital, social and mobile solutions, including the flagship website Monster.com®, Monster’s innovative app, and a vast array of products and services. Monster is a digital venture owned by Randstad North America, a subsidiary of Randstad N.V., a €23.8 billion global provider of flexible work and human resources services. 

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Internet Publishing
Company size
1,001-5,000 employees
Headquarters
Weston, MA
Type
Public Company
Specialties
talent management, recruitment, recruitment process outsourcing, applicant tracking, career transition, onboarding, online media solutions, performance appraisal, outplacement services, semantic search, cloud-based search analytics, jobs, recruiting, and hiring

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    Your employer brand is more than a logo, it’s the heart of your company’s mission, values, and culture. A strong, authentic brand inspires candidates and keeps employees engaged. 𝗪𝗵𝗮𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗲𝘀 𝗮 𝗣𝗼𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗘𝗺𝗽𝗹𝗼𝘆𝗲𝗿 𝗕𝗿𝗮𝗻𝗱? ✅ Authenticity – Showcase real company culture & values ✅ Consistency – Align messaging across all platforms ✅ Inspiration – Tell a story that excites top talent ✅ Employee Advocacy – Let your team be your best ambassadors 💬 How do you bring your employer brand to life? Share your thoughts below! 👇

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    Career Expert at Monster | Author | Speaker | Nationally Syndicated Columnist | Consultant | Ghostwriter

    If you’ve ever wanted to spontaneously quit your job without giving two weeks’ notice, aka revenge quitting, you’re not alone. According to a recent Monster poll, nearly half of workers (47%) have done this. As the stigma of job hopping continues to fade, workers no longer feel beholden to jobs that don’t serve their highest good. That said, I recommend quitting without having a thoughtful, strategic plan and financial cushion. An action plan is key especially when you need to escape a horrid environment the sooner, the better. Almost 9 in 10 respondents said revenge quitting is justified in toxic work environments; half of poll respondents said it’s a valid form of protest. While the top three reasons for resigning ASAP are toxic work environments, poor management or leadership, and feeling disrespected or undervalued, the opposite rings true, too. Here are top reasons that prevent them from revenge quitting: ✅a positive increase in their work environment ✅more recognition for their work ✅a new boss ✅receiving a raise ✅a clear path for advancement https://lnkd.in/gNxQZE8n

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    Despite a tough economic climate, the labor market flourished in March with 228,000 jobs added, according to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics report. 📉 Bad news: even with these sunny job numbers, the unemployment rate rose to 4.2% last month. Retail (-5,000) and warehousing (-9,000) saw the biggest hit. 📈 Good news: healthcare hiring remains incredibly strong and has led the way in hiring for six consecutive months. Social assistance roles and transportation jobs are also on the rise! While this latest jobs report was relatively positive, you're likely wondering what impact tariffs will have on hiring and employment. Our economist Giacomo Santangelo shares what to expect in our latest Monthly Hiring Trends Report linked below!

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    According to our 2025 Work Watch Report, 62% of employers plan to integrate AI to automate the recruitment process. And 37% of employers said they're already using AI to streamline their search by identifying candidates with the right skills, at a faster rate. Want to start using AI recruitment tools but don't know how to get started? We can help! Check out the article we've linked in the comments for best practices that'll help make your job as a hiring manager easier. Let us know how you feel about using AI at the start of the hiring process in the poll below 👇

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    Your misleading job titles could be costing you top talent! 79% of workers who responded to our recent poll said they felt they were "catfished" into taking a job that did not live up to the job description. Candidates only have so much information to go on when searching through job opportunities, so you must choose a compelling job title that will: ✅ Attract the right candidates ✅ Clarify the job responsibilities ✅ Match the seniority level ✅ Align with the expectations ✅ Fit the organizational chart Are you paying close attention to the job titles you use? The article we linked below explains how this impacts attracting the right talent!

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    Even in this challenging job market, some workers are turning to #RevengeQuitting to express their frustration. What's prompting these workers to leave their jobs abruptly? Here are the top reasons we identified in our recent poll: ❌ Toxic work environment (32%) ❌ Poor management or leadership (31%) ❌ Feeling disrespected or undervalued (23%) Out of the 47% of workers who admitted to revenge quitting, 17% had only been at their job less than 6 months! This is an important reminder to stay close to your new employees and ensure they're feeling welcomed and valued. This Inc. Magazine article features more data from our recent poll: https://lnkd.in/dddgUCnV

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    ⏰ Time is everything in recruitment. A slow hiring process puts you at risk of losing top candidates to faster-moving competitors. By reducing delays, you show respect for candidates, keep them engaged, and strengthen your employer brand. 𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗼 𝗔𝗰𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗿𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗬𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗥𝗲𝗰𝗿𝘂𝗶𝘁𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀: ✅ Streamline applications – Cut unnecessary steps & forms ✅ Automate where possible – Use AI & scheduling tools for efficiency ✅ Fast-track communication – Keep candidates updated & engaged ✅ Make decisions faster – Avoid delays in interviews & offers Fact: The best candidates are off the market in 10 days! Don't let slow processes cost you top talent. How does your team hire fast & efficiently? Share your tips below! 👇

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    Be on the lookout for AI agents 👀 AI agents are software programs that usesartificial intelligence to complete specific tasks, and they could be coming for your job. 52% of workers who responded to our recent poll are concerned that an AI agent that collects their job-specific data could replace their position at work. How do you feel about AI at work? Is it helpful or a potential threat? Let us know in the comments!

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    Our career advice expert Vicki Salemi weighed in on our latest poll topic - Career Catfishing! How do you feel about this workplace trend?

    View profile for Vicki Salemi

    Career Expert at Monster | Author | Speaker | Nationally Syndicated Columnist | Consultant | Ghostwriter

    Have you ever been career catfished? According to a new Monster poll, 79% of workers were "catfished" (i.e., deceived) when the job didn't live up to the original job description. That said, it works both ways. More than 67% of workers believe they work alongside someone who has exaggerated or misrepresented their skills during the hiring process or on the job. Only one in 10 workers said they exaggerated their qualifications or background to land the role. Both the employer and job seeker/employee should strive for accuracy and authenticity, full stop. A while ago, I worked on a story about workers who lied on their resumes. After working at the same company for over 15 years, a source was fired for concocting a faux diploma. She didn't need the degree for the job she was hired for, yet she fabricated it anyway. And it caught up with her eventually. Truth always prevails. More info:

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