#finding talent

[codehunger]

What is the best website to find an application developer?

There are several popular websites and platforms where you can find application developers. The best platform for you depends on your specific requirements and preferences. Here are some widely used websites for hiring application developers: Upwork: Upwork is a global freelancing platform where you can find developers with various skills. You can post your job, review proposals, and hire…

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Top Diverse Talent Acquisition Platforms

One of the fastest growing areas of talent acquisition software today is the use of AI to improve ways to source, identify and engage talent. AI is also used to help remove bias from candidate identification, selection and hiring. AI is trending because the technologies can do a tremendous amount of heavy lifting at high speed, while simultaneously adding value and automation to the talent acquisition processes.

Increasing diversity in sourcing

A great way to ensure that you’re hiring a diverse range of people is to make sure there’s diversity in who is applying to your positions to begin with.

Audit your job ads

Target sources where diverse candidates congregate

Encourage your diverse employees to refer their connections

Offer internships to targeted groups

Develop an employer brand that showcases your diversity

Create company policies that appeal to diverse candidates

Talenya is here for one reason only, to make sure that all talent shines. Talenya is one of the top diverse talent acquisition platforms that would eliminate missed opportunities and make talent shine regardless of their resume writing skills, gender or ethnicity. Why Talenya? Built to let all talent shine From finding talent that other tools just don’t see, to empowering recruiters to super-perform, Talenya is dedicated to letting all talent shine.

For more information, visit the website now.

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Finding Your Talent

It may be easy to forget who we are with the presence of social media. You can still find out your strengths and how to use them through the following:

- Find activities that make you feel the strongest and spend more time on these activities

- Find what you spend most of your money on

- Seek friends to tell you your best and worst qualities

- Check on the books, movies, and music that you consume to find what resonates with you

- Know that your tastes and strengths change as you age

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Hiring great talent is more Important than fund raising! Great insights from a Venture Capitalist.

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finding talent

The adults are already made and aware,the stars are in the children and adults who are not quite sure yet.

[ccryburn]

Living without self created or predefined barriers in life.

[tomrijntjes]

Extraordinary living: practical concerns

I am told very few people like what they do. I am also told that it is within my power to avoid this fate. This is very exciting and very frightening at the same time.

People like to say 'if you found your dream job, you never have to work a day in your life.' Let us assume the elusive dream job is real. In most 'live your dream'-discourse, the dream job has two qualities. Firstly, the chances of successfully maintaining yourself in a desirable fashion is regarded as slim as compared to 'ordinary' career paths. Secondly, dream jobs are extraordinary and require extraordinary talent. In this sense, the choice of actively seeking the intersection of your talent and your passion brings forth a number of very real concerns.

Finding the intersection of passion and talent is really difficult. Seriously. Apart from the self-help section in the local book store you will not find any well-grounded scientific thinking regarding this topic. Not even in positive psychology. Perhaps in applied filosophy. If you find it, let me know.

All we can do is speculate: perhaps you can increase your chances of finding your dream job by trying many different things. This is the only valuable piece of advice I heard so far.

Don't bother with self-testing or career advisors: they are products of the ordinary themselves so by their nature cannot guide you to the extraordinary. Also don't let popular culture guide you too much. I like film noir and neo noir a lot, which led me to contemplate a career as a heavy-drinking, rogue police detective, spending my time with murderers, maniacs and prostitutes. After further inquiry I realized such a life may not be as good as it sounds in reality.

When you find your passion-talent intersection, it is supposed to hit you like boom. What if it never does?

What if you merely suspect you have found your dream occupation? In line with the increased risk of your extraordinary career, you need some serious grit to become successful. Some say the number is 10.000 hours to become one of the best in the world at anything, others say 32.000, depending on the popularity of the matter and perhaps too on inherited limitations. You need a super strong conviction, a deeply wrought sense of purpose to produce the grit required for the task. And then, maybe, you reap the benefits. I don't know about you but I have trouble maintaining focus for a couple of months. And that's when I like the task. We live in a time of instant gratification. Western culture admires grit, but hardly facilitates it.

My old chess master promised me that the game would become increasingly interesting when I achieved deeper levels of understanding. We need to ask ourselves how much time one can reasonably look for purpose and place. Perhaps, like chess, a choice that is good but not perfect at a glance may prove increasingly rewarding as you invest your precious time. Soul search when you still can, but only for a while. Then move on and don't look back too much at the paths untaken.