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How to Juggle More Clients Without Dropping the Ball: A Recruiter’s Guide to Handling More Work (and Still Sleeping at Night)

Posted On Thursday, January 22, 2026

Welcome to the wonderful world of recruiting—where job reqs multiply like rabbits, and your inbox has zero chill. Whether you're flying solo as a freelance recruiter or juggling multiple clients in an agency setting, there will come a time when you’ll think, “Sure, I can take on another client,” while nervously eyeing the 37 tabs open on your browser. Read All

Do Recruitment Designers Live in a Bubble? (Spoiler: Sometimes, Yes)

Posted On Thursday, January 15, 2026

Let’s talk about something a little awkward—like realizing you’ve spent six hours debating the perfect shade of blue for a “Careers” page… and the hiring manager still thinks Comic Sans is “fun and modern.” Yep, we’re going there: Are designers in recruitment living in a bubble? Read All

5 Superstitions Recruiters Believe About Website Design (That Make Developers Cry Gently at Night)

Posted On Thursday, January 8, 2026

In the wild world of recruiting, where talent shortages make headlines and LinkedIn is the battlefield, your website is your digital handshake. It’s your virtual suit, your 24/7 recruiter that never takes a coffee break. Read All

“Hello? Is This Working on Safari?” – Synchronized Testing for Recruitment Websites Without Losing Your Mind

Posted On Wednesday, December 17, 2025

Picture this: you’re building the next great recruitment platform. It’s sleek, it’s modern, it makes recruiters cry tears of joy when candidates actually apply. But then you open it on an iPhone 12, and—gasp—your hero banner is moonwalking into the footer. Welcome to the chaos of cross-device testing. Read All

Building a Recruitment Website: A Web Developer’s Candid Confession

Posted On Thursday, December 11, 2025

Let’s be honest—when a client says “We want a recruitment website”, my brain hears “We want a digital labyrinth with forms, filters, and 50 shades of user roles.” And you know what? They’re not wrong. Recruitment websites are a beast of their own in the web world. You're not just building a site. You’re building an ecosystem that matches job seekers with employers faster than a recruiter can say “Are you available for a quick chat?” Read All

Sass for Recruiters: Best Practices for Styling Your Code (and Your Talent Pool)

Posted On Thursday, December 4, 2025

Recruiters, listen up! You’ve mastered the art of candidate sourcing, client schmoozing, and closing placements—but what about sourcing tidy, readable, reusable code? Welcome to the world of Sass: the sourcing specialist of CSS. Read All

🎡 Why Candidate Experience Design Is the Next Big Thing in Recruitment

Posted On Thursday, November 27, 2025

In the hiring world, a similar shift is happening. We're not just writing job ads and scheduling interviews anymore — we're designing experiences. And just like with web design, the stakes are getting higher. So if you’re still recruiting like it’s 2012 (posting bland JD PDFs and calling it a day), grab a coffee and keep reading. Read All

Interaction Design for Recruiters: How to Build Simple Candidate Profiles (That Actually Work)

Posted On Thursday, November 20, 2025

Welcome to the world of candidate-focused recruitment—the hiring version of user-centered design. Because here’s the thing: happy candidates = smooth interviews, glowing Glassdoor reviews, and yes, happy hiring managers. Read All

20 CSS Tips, Reimagined for Recruiters: Styling Your Way Through Hiring Headaches

Posted On Thursday, November 13, 2025

Whether you’re a new recruiter learning the ropes or a seasoned talent whisperer who’s seen it all—from ghosted interviews to “ninja rockstar unicorns”—mastering your recruitment workflow is key. But what if recruitment was styled like a website? And what if CSS was your secret weapon to turn chaotic job specs, unruly clients, and candidate mayhem into polished perfection? Read All

CSS: The “Easy Language” That’s Actually the Problem Child (Recruiter Edition)

Posted On Friday, November 7, 2025

Okay, real talk. You’ve probably heard developers say CSS is the “easy” part of web design. That it’s just “styles and colors” and has nothing on big-league logic like JavaScript or PHP. That's cute. But if CSS were a candidate, it would be the one who looks perfect on paper… and then ghosts you halfway through the interview process. 😤 Read All