(MoneyWatch) Dear Evil HR Lady, I have been doing a lot of interviews lately and for whatever reason seem to not be getting very far because almost all the positions were filled internally. When I ask for feedback, I am told that I interview well and that ...

It's true that many organizations spend a lot of time and focus on attracting and hiring external candidates — an obvious avenue for recruitment. The problem is that serious staffing shortages around the globe have forced companies to reconsider aspects ...

Still not obtaining that coveted job, even though you’ve been doing the right prep work? Maybe it’s time to find internal “sponsors” or “coaches.” These are company insiders who can provide tips about the company and potential positions.

(MoneyWatch) There's a lot of mobility in the business market these days. Not only do people change jobs and careers more than in the past, but changing roles within a company is also common. If you have your eye on a new position on another team, your ...

LinkedIn is launching new learning and hiring tools to match employees to internal jobs and help them get discovered by internal hirers, according to a March 6 announcement. On LinkedIn Jobs, employees can now receive alerts about new internal roles and ...

While some companies prefer internal hires, there are pros and cons to using an internal or external candidate pool for open positions. When it comes to hiring, should you seek new employees or promote from within? The answer depends on your expectations ...

Hiring employees to fill open job positions is a critical process for companies. Recruiters must handle the hiring process strategically to find the best candidates. Many companies look within to find top talent to fill open positions within the company.

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Reuters reported on Friday that Amazon intended to lay off thousands of corporate employees starting this week. But the company has not yet informed impacted employees, nor has it confirmed the layoff plan.