A Series: What it’s like to work at Wejungo – Kayla Schabbing

Which of the core values of Wejungo resonate most with you? The value COMMUNITY, because I love that we do our part to help the community through donation drives and volunteering events. I think that is super important and it’s something I am passionate about in my personal life. I volunteer at an animal shelter […]

A Series: What it’s like to work at Wejungo – Amelia Anderson

Which of the core values of Wejungo resonate most with you? Learning mindset has to be the value that stands out the most to me. I don’t know if I have gone a week at Wejungo over the years without learning something new. It is amazing what we can accomplish when we are open to […]

Wejungo Birthaversary

Please join us in celebrating our Birthaversary of 13 years in 2024!

Org Charts – Don’t Overlook This Valuable Tool

As the world changes, it is becoming more and more essential to have a clear understanding of company’s structure for the purposes of communication, growth, and culture. Through design, organizational charts can make a statement of an organization’s beliefs, values, culture, and philosophies.

Women In Leadership

The issue facing women is the labyrinth to leadership: a series of complexities, detours, dead ends, and unusual paths. We review 3 areas where many organizations’ current designs are biased against women and how to overcome them: 1.) Work-Family Conflict, 2.) Recruiting and Selection, and 3.) Mentorship.

Interview Tips to help companies HIRE RIGHT the First Time: PART 3

75% of companies we have met over the last decade are NOT completing reference checks on a consistent basis before hiring someone. Done right, reference checks are invaluable.

How to Manage 5 Generations in the Workplace

With Generation Z beginning to enter the workforce, this is the first time in history where FIVE generations are working together. How should employers and employees navigate this new complexity?

Hiring Managers: How to Interview Better

Organizations must invest in educating and empowering their employees to increase the chances that every single hire will be GREAT. So, for the hiring managers who have not been trained yet, here are 5 simple tips for you BEFORE you interview a candidate.

Hiring: Did you know about this HIDDEN talent market?

We’ve found that 85% of working moms are extremely detail-oriented, great with time management, excellent with customer service, supportive, driven and know better than most what REAL hard work is. Those are some majorly important qualifications for any hire in our hiring book!

Yes: Hiring Managers AND anyone who interviews candidates NEED interview training

Many hiring managers conduct unstructured interviews, have unconscious biases and make their hiring decision based off who they feel good about. And more often than not ? the candidates they hire are underperforming, not a culture-fit, or they simply don’t last. Here are three things to expect when a hiring manager is properly trained on interviewing.