Posts Tagged ‘Industry News’
What Are the Pros & Cons of Working With Headhunters?
As an employer in Canada’s fast-paced tech, sales, or marketing sectors, you already know the battle for top talent is real. Resumes pile up, timelines shrink, and the pressure to hire the right person – fast – never lets up. That’s why many businesses turn to headhunters. But is working with headhunters actually worth it?…
Read More8 Ways to Build Better Workplace Culture in Canada
If you’re leading a team in tech, sales, or marketing, building the right workplace culture isn’t just a bonus, it’s a must. A strong workplace culture in Canada can motivate your top talent, attract new hires who align with your values, and help your business thrive through ups and downs. Here are four smart moves…
Read More2025 Hiring Trends in Canada: Technology, Sales & Marketing
As we navigate through 2025, Canada’s job market is shifting fast. Technology, sales, and marketing are leading the charge, creating fresh challenges and big opportunities for recruiters and employers. If you’re looking to stay competitive, knowing where things are headed is more than helpful, it’s essential. Tech Talent Is Getting More Niche In the tech…
Read MoreHow the Trump Tariffs Are Driving U.S. Companies to Hire in Canada
Tariffs are back in the headlines. With talks of Donald Trump returning to the White House and proposing new rounds of tariffs on imported goods, many US companies are watching closely. The economic impact could be significant, especially when it comes to hiring. You know how fast trade policy can shift if you’re running a…
Read MoreWhat to Do if You Get Laid Off in Canada: A Step-by-Step Guide for Job Seekers
You never saw it coming. One day, you’re working hard, meeting deadlines, and planning your weekend. The next, you’re called into a meeting and told your position has been eliminated. If you’ve just been laid off in Canada, you’re not alone. And more importantly, you’re not stuck. Here’s how to take control of what comes…
Read More7 Toronto Tech Positions In Extremely High Demand
Defying recent trends, job seekers might be surprised to know that, despite leaving the 2016 year on uncertain and ambiguous term — the Canadian IT industry may be one of the few things left to be excited about in the new year. Entrepreneurship seems to drive growth in Toronto’s IT industry more than it does…
Read MoreThe iPhone 7 Announced – And Reactions Are Lukewarm
Apple’s biannual release of the iPhone — this year being the iPhone 7, started, rather tellingly, with a rather funny mistake on Apple’s part. Rather than rely on a network of millions of hungry tech bloggers, Apple unceremoniously leaked some of the main features of the iPhone 7 through promoted Twitter posts. In effect, they…
Read MoreTechWeek Toronto Will Highlight Up and Coming Talent in the GTA
For the first time in the city’s history, TechWeek is coming to Toronto, and will run July 25th to the 29th across the lower downtown area. Hosted coast-to-coast across the United States for the last five years, 2016 represents a watershed moment for Canada’s up-and-coming tech nexus in a week of innovation, collaboration, and networking…
Read MoreApp Store Sponsored Search Puts Mobile Publishers on Uneven Playing Ground
Over the last weekend of June, Apple began the testing of their Paid App Search feature. The feature is in line with Google Play’s promoted search. The move, shortly after Apple’s ad-blocking attempt with iOS9, isn’t without its controversy. Long-time Apple fans feel paid ads will lead to the same unhelpful clutter that plagues the…
Read MoreGoogle’s announces Springboard, a “Smart AI” Productivity Manager for Small Enterprises
In the middle of June, Google announced a re-haul of its Sites feature. Overlooked by all but the dedicated of Googlites, Site and its workflow support is integrating with their wholesale new Springboard system. Similar to Microsoft’s Sway and Office’s Delve feature, Sprinboard Googles strongest assets first. Features such as Search capability, integrated with what…
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