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Recruitin’ Time!

Mar 9, 2012   //   by Mike Mannion   //   Blog  //  No Comments

Spring is historically a busy time of the year for recruiting here at Fairway. While we certainly get requests for work throughout the year, Spring is when we often see budgets get reset and new projects launch. As a growing services company, this (more times than not) translates to demand outpacing our existing supply, and we find ourselves looking to add new folks to the team.

Having done this for a while now, we’re all pretty used to our recruiting process. Ads, job boards, resumes, phone screens, interviews, etc…

Lather, rinse and repeat until you find the right person(s).

But this year – we’re hearing about a whole new trend out there.

Some companies are asking job applicants for their Facebook and Twitter ID’s and passwords.

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