Navigating The Hiring Marketplace: Why Hiring Recently Laid-Off Employees Might Not Be the Best Option

Publisher: 121 Silicon Valley Sales & Marketing Recruiting for Fast Growth Software Companies

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Navigating The Hiring Marketplace: Why Hiring Recently Laid-Off Employees Might Not Be the Best Option

If you are a VP of Sales, you might be excited to ramp up your team and bust out the company goal you are carrying. To buy time, you want to partner with a recruiting firm, but the CEO wants you to see what's available in the hiring marketplace due to all the tech layoffs over the past three months.

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