On this episode of The Staffing Show, Andre Mileti, product evangelist at Bullhorn, talks with David Folwell about his personal journey in the staffing industry. He shares his ideas on what’s in store for the future of staffing, including an increased focus on company reviews and a shift towards a connected recruiting framework. Andre also discusses mindfulness and how it’s impacted his life in a positive way.

Jake Wood, founder and CEO of Groundswell, joins The Staffing Show to talk about his experience creating Groundswell, a corporate giving platform that democratizes philanthropic donations. He discusses how his experience in the Marine Corps has shaped his leadership style and how being a humble leader and letting employees shine can have great benefits for your company. On a more personal note, Jake touches on how being an early riser has set him up for success and how fatherhood is one of the most fulfilling aspects of his life.

On this episode of The Staffing Show, Daniel Mori, president and chair of Staffing Mastery, talks to David about the lessons he learned in growing a staffing agency from the ground up. He talks about getting honest about whether the services offered by a company truly align with what clients are looking for, and also how asking the right question at the right time made all of the difference in his staffing career. He also shares insights and tips for weathering a potential recession.

Shannon Russo, CEO of Kinetix, joins The Staffing Show to talk about her experience with building her own business after working in the staffing field for most of her career. She talks about how an RPO is different from a traditional staffing firm and delves into some of the key drivers behind her company’s growth, such as focusing on strengths and being willing to invest when others aren’t. She also touches on the concepts of employment branding and recruitment marketing and how these can impact company success.

On this episode of The Staffing Show, Adam Conrad, CXO and founder of Great Recruiters, joins the podcast to talk about his 20-plus years in the staffing industry. He discusses how taking a proactive approach to getting feedback from placed talent and candidates can reduce negative reviews on third-party sites as well as how the right technology can enhance the recruiting experience for everyone involved. He also talks about responsiveness and resilience as key traits for success in recruitment, and how discomfort can sometimes lead to the greatest rewards.

In this episode of The Staffing Show, Aaron Elder, CEO and co-founder of Crelate, shares his experiences with entrepreneurship and upskilling his teams. He also discusses what today’s economic landscape could mean for the staffing industry and how to use “transferable velocity” to predict a candidate’s rate of professional growth and the likelihood of their success within your organization.