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3 February 2010The Medicus Firm is excited to have been named one of Texas’ best places to work. A few months ago, we found out we were one of the 85 companies nominated, and then the complete rankings were released this week. TMF placed 8th out of the 20 businesses nominated in the “small company” category.
We are proud of this designation, as it helps us to attract top talent to our firm, which then in turn benefits our clients and candidates we serve.
When your company, be it a hospital, an office, or recruiting firm, is a great place to work, your current employees and associates then essentially become part of the recruiting team, and can be part of your recruiting strategy.
What makes your hospital or office a great place to work? When you’re seeking a new professional opportunity, what do you look for in a great place to work? Is it the people? The pay? The hours? The culture? Most likely it is a combination of many things. If you’re not sure what people like about working at your organization, you may want to talk to your employees and find out what they enjoy most, so that you can build upon those strengths, market them to new candidates, and address any weak areas.
When you are in need of attracting the best talent, such as great doctors, nurses, administration, or office help, being a great place to work definitely works in your favor. Throughout the process of recruiting and introducing people to your organization, your employees will reflect the positive energy, and candidates will pick up on the synergy as they evaluate your professional opportunity. Perhaps it could even make the difference in the candidate’s decision between your opportunity and a similar one that is competing for your ideal candidate!
“Look for an occupation that you like, and you will not need to labor for a single day in your life.” -Confucius
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