TextExpander at Work

Articles about TextExpander at Work from the TextExpander blog.

How to Optimize Your Day as a Remote Recruiter (Part 3)

The final part of the remote recruiter series covers tools for team communication, time management, time zone tracking, job workflow tracking, and writing, so remote recruiting stays organized day to day.

Maisha Cannon

How to Optimize Your Day as a Remote Recruiter (Part 2)

Part 2 of the remote recruiter series looks at the foundation of a recruiting tech stack: news aggregators, project management apps, recruiting tools and resources, and scheduling software for distributed teams.

Maisha Cannon

How to Optimize Your Day as a Remote Recruiter (Part 1)

Remote recruiters need the right tools to stay connected with their teams. Part 1 of this series covers cloud storage, collaboration apps, coworking spaces, focus aids, and video meeting tools worth using.

Maisha Cannon

How to Solve Common Recruiting Problems: 5 Common Challenges

Recruiting problems like limited talent pools, candidate ghosting, and unresponsive hiring managers have practical fixes. See the situation and solution for five common challenges, including sourcing time and engagement.

Maisha Cannon

Meaningful Manager Communications: Professional Development

Professional development requests are easier to write with manager-ready Snippets. Get TextExpander templates for conference requests, self-reviews, learning recaps, feedback requests, and recommendation letter requests.

Maisha Cannon

Meaningful Manager Communications: Process

Process changes are easier to communicate with ready-made manager Snippets. Get TextExpander templates for out-of-office messages, new team member announcements, team charters, and lessons learned reviews.

Maisha Cannon

Meaningful Manager Communications: People Management

Manager communication with direct reports gets more consistent with reusable Snippets. Get TextExpander templates for scheduling one-on-ones, meeting agendas, weekly wins and challenges, and one-on-one notes.

Maisha Cannon