Staffing Talk is sponsored by TempWorks Staffing Software and Payroll Funding
Written by David Gee
While attending the recent Minnesota Recruiters Conference at Best Buy headquarters in Richfield, MN, Staffing Talk was looking for two things: a chance to be social, and a chance to be inspired.
We found both, courtesy of Amy Langer, Co-Founder of Salo, Oberon and NumberWorks, and Jim Durbin, Managing Principal of Social Media Talent.
This is too powerful not to share. Watch now!
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