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Learn how to hire cool people who do great work at ‘Beyond Recruiting’

Built off our ebook on building better technical teams, our July 23 Beyond Recruiting event will be an intensive afternoon of case studies on hiring better.

From Dev Day at Baltimore Innovation Week 2014. (Photo by ZMB Media)

Broad trends have made hiring in the STEM fields one of the most competitive recruiting environments in recent memory. That’s why we published our ebook Beyond Recruiting last year. And that’s why we’re bringing together leaders in this space for an event focused on learning how to build a great team.
Join us for Beyond Recruiting on July 23 from 3:00-6:30 p.m. at brand-new coworking space Spark (8 Market Place, 3rd Floor) as we dive into the creative ways that companies are hiring tech talent.
Get tickets ($40)
You’ll hear from over five local leaders doing great work in hiring, training and retaining technologists in Baltimore. Topics include:

  • Teaching New Tricks (training mid-career professionals)
  • Networking IRL (getting out to great tech events)
  • Opening New Digs (expanding small offices near talent)
  • Worshiping Company Culture (building a “sticky” work environment)
  • Getting the Word Out (content strategy about your company)
  • Hanging with the Cool Kids (clustering your team near others)

In the tech era, companies in all industries will need to work harder and more creatively to attract, build and retain top-notch technical teams. If the belief is that technical needs will only grow over time, businesses should invest now in what their pipeline for talent will be.

The mini-conference will feature a series of case study presentations on recruiting best practices, from local startups that are killing it in the game. Confirmed speakers include:

Attendees are invited to stick around after the conference for our Super Meetup from 6:30-9:00 p.m. The Super Meetup is a gathering of the most-connected members of the local tech, startup and entrepreneurial scene. RSVP and attend for free here.
Companies: Technical.ly

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