Shownotes
This week our guest joins us all the way from Austin, Texas. Chase Kocher is a born & raised Austinite, he's the CEO at Aim4Hire - helping guide top tech startups through hypergrowth!
The key points covered in this episode are:
- Why you should go niche - 9:50
- Partnering start-ups is more exciting than big brands- 9:50
- How recruiters can elevate themselves in candidate short markets - 16:00.
- What leaders can learn from tech start-ups -25:15
- Predictions for the recruitment market - 27:16
Connect with Chase here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chase-kocher/
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