Your Next Great Hire Doesn’t Have to Be This Hard The automotive industry has a hiring problem, and it is getting worse. According to the 2025 NADA Dealership Workforce Study, overall dealership employee turnover climbed to 42% in 2024, with sales consultant turnover...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its August 2026 Report, showing a labor market that picked up noticeably after a sluggish summer. Job growth came in well above trend, prior months were revised upward, and hiring rebounded in the very sector that dragged...
You wrote a strong job ad. The role is real, the pay is fair, the team is good. So why is the pipeline thin? In a competitive market, a good job does not sell itself. The best candidates have options, and they are not spending their evenings digging through listings...
Ask a hiring manager where they lose candidates and most will point to the interview. In our experience, it is rarely the interview. Good candidates do not get lost during your steps. They get lost in the gaps between them. The Gap Between Applying and Hearing Back A...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its July 2026 Report, showing nonfarm payroll employment fell by 23,000 while the unemployment rate held at 4.1 percent. It was a quiet month on the surface and a revealing one underneath, with downward revisions erasing...
By the time an employee tells you they’re unhappy, they have usually been unhappy for a while. The resignation feels sudden, but the disengagement behind it rarely is. People go quiet long before they go anywhere, and if the first real feedback you get comes...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its June 2026 Report, showing a labor market that held relatively steady after a mixed spring. Job growth came in modest but positive, wages continued their upward trend, and a few key sectors kept adding workers. Still,...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its May 2026 Report, showing a labor market that regained some footing after months of slowing momentum. Job growth came in stronger than expected, prior months were revised upward, and several of the warning signs from...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its April 2026 Report, showing a labor market that continues to hold steady but with noticeably slower job growth. Hiring remains concentrated in a handful of service sectors, while broader employment trends point to a...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics has released its March 2026 Report, showing a labor market that remains stable with moderate job growth following February’s decline. Hiring continues to concentrate in key service sectors, while overall employment trends reflect a...
