Jathan Janove on Why Performance Reviews Need to Change

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Your Next Great Hire May Already Work with You: The Case for “Skillspotting”

Episode Blurb: Your next top hire may just be someone already on your team or your colleague from another department. You just haven't spotted them yet. Tigran Sloyan, co-founder and CEO of agentic skills intelligence platform CodeSignal, makes the case for "skillspotting" — a te ...  Show more

Dear Hiring Manager: Is the Cover Letter Dead?

Episode Blurb: Generative AI can spin up a polished cover letter in seconds, so what are employers still using it to screen for? Kat Kibben, founder and CEO of Three Ears Media, unpacks why the cover letter isn't really dead — it's just misunderstood. Diving into their personal e ...  Show more

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