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The labor market has transformed in the past few years, as the ripple effects from the COVID-19 pandemic continue to influence how people work and how companies find talent.
This article was written for our sponsor, Vaco. Now is an exciting time to do business in the Triangle area. That’s […]
The past few years have been tumultuous, as the COVID-19 pandemic led to a global recession, followed by job growth. […]
The Triangle's labor market is increasingly volatile, and local area companies are stepping up efforts at retaining workers - how?
Looking for a consensus about the state of the economy and job market in the Triangle? You won't find one as economists and jobs recruiters are hardly of one mind about what's happening in the labor market even as more companies make layoffs or freeze hiring.
On the heels of COVID-19, companies have had to rethink the roles and responsibilities of chief financial officers.
Moving to the cloud allows businesses to be more agile in customer response, workload demands and overall business success. This swift adaptability can make for major savings down the road.
On the heels of millions of people making career changes, companies are taking a hard look at what they must do in order to attract and retain their workforce.
VacoBuilt, a Raleigh-based software and services provider, announced that it has bought another Raleigh firm: the custom application developer Kapok Digital.
Apple is already interviewing Triangle-based professionals, competing in a competitive talent market. Will the company also need office space?
Looking for a downside to Google bringing some 1,000 high-tech jobs to Durham for its new engineering hub ? Try this: Talent crunch.
Successful navigation of a crisis comes from understanding that opportunity can be found at every step in the journey, including the closing of a door.
For all, the path forward relies on encouraging, motivating and cultivating the continued dedication of the remaining workforce.
Derrick Minor, who has spent the last decade as an executive deeply involved in the Triangle’s entrepreneurial community, is joining talent solutions and consulting firm Vaco.
As COVID-19 precautions increased remote work to nearly 50 percent of America’s workforce, it became clear Raleigh would soon be presented with a stocked pool of highly skilled labor.
From networking opportunities to capital generation to a high quality of life, everything a startup needs to succeed can be found in the Triangle.
Diversity in the workplace may refer to race, gender, skill, thought or background and for companies — especially those in STEM industries— it’s good for company culture and good for business.
As technology and communication is ever-changing, it’s more important than ever for companies to be quick to adapt — the Agile mindset helps build a foundation that makes that possible.
