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Jerry Jao

As seen in: Forbes, Entrepreneur, Inc., VentureBeat, AB Payments, Lever.co, Practical Ecommerce, Total Retail, Inc Africa
@retentionsci founder - changing the future of DTC brands. Aspiring chef. Traveler to 40 countries. Spreading kindness one day at a time
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From Credentials to Capabilities: How Employ CEO Jerry Jao Hires Beyond the Resume

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By Jerry Jao
| Lever.co
Since joining Employ and spending my days talking with recruiters, TA pros, and HR leaders, I've found myself reflecting a lot on my own hiring philosophy. So much of it comes from my startup days. When you're building companies from the ground up, the work is messy. It's unpredictable. It's constantly changing. And in that kind of environment, what looks good on paper doesn't always translate to what works in the real world.
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Recruiting Strategy - Blog

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By Bri Fredriksen, Jerry Jao
| Lever.co
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Future of Recruiting - Blog

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By Bri Fredriksen, Jerry Jao, Stephanie Manzelli
| Lever.co
From Credentials to Capability: Why Skills-Based Hiring Is Replacing Resumes In a recent webinar, Employ’s Michelle Stone and Katy Jenkins sat down with Nathan Mondragon (ProboTalent) and Adriana Gamboa (IBM) to unpack this shift—and share what hiring looks like when resumes are no longer recruiters’ most trusted signal.
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