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How Work Life Is Better One Year After COVID-19 Lockdown

Posted on June 23, 2021 by Bailey Crumpton.

While it feels like a distant memory, cautiously emerging from our homes last June here in Colorado was a triumph in itself. After weeks of uncertainty, parts of normal life finally became more accessible. Now a year later, we can celebrate how far we have come and how much has changed.

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The Evolution of Interview Etiquette Impacts Tech Hiring Today

Posted on June 23, 2021 by Bailey Crumpton.

Updated April 2024

If we looked into interview tips from the 1950s, we’d be sure to find some questionable and outdated material on what good interview etiquette looked like at the time. Over time, interviewing has shifted in terms of what’s expected of interviewers and interviewees alike.

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5 Tips From The Pros On Building Trust In The Recruitment Process

Posted on June 16, 2021 by Bailey Crumpton.

(Updated April 2022)

If you had to choose between throwing 100 resumes into a digital black hole, or having a trained recruiter advocating for your skills, qualifications, and preferences, which would you choose? Building trust with your recruiter is a great way to alleviate the stressors of the […]

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2021 Denver Cost Of Living Updates—Get The Most For Your Money

Posted on May 27, 2021 by Bailey Crumpton.

Every so often, we take a look at Denver’s cost of living and update our need-to-knows for those relocating to sunny Colorado. Whether you are renting or looking to purchase a home in the Greater Denver area, this post is for you. If you are searching for additional resources about moving to Colorado or […]

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Be A Better Ally By Understanding Microaggressions at Work

Posted on May 25, 2021 by Bailey Crumpton.

When you read the title of this piece, what was your first reaction? Did you cringe with discomfort or maybe want to smash the patriarchy? Whatever your familiarity with the subject, the word “microaggressions” often gets a bad rap, or is only associated with pc-culture and victimization. Instead, we […]

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