Refer Venterra Employees, Earn Cash!

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The Venterra portfolio is continuing to grow and we need your help finding new Venterra employees! As a company that’s in the business of creating amazing experiences for others, we’re always on the lookout for awesome people to join our communities and offices. Our employee referral program is a great way for you to earn a little extra spending money while helping friends and family begin a career in our award-winning company culture! By referring […]

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How to Win Over a Recruiter

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Let’s face it. Landing your dream job is a lot easier said than done. Chances are if you’re interested in an open job there are probably a hundred other folks who are eyeballing the same position. The competition is stiff, so learning how to win over a recruiter is a must if you want your resume to land in the applicant short stack. “4 Ways to Make a Recruiter Fight for You, According to a

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Making Your LinkedIn Profile Stand Out from the Crowd

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Nowadays, landing your dream job takes more than a great resume and smile. With employers turning to social media platforms to find and vet their top candidates for open roles, it’s important to make sure that you’re putting the best version of yourself out there for them to see. When it comes to a professional profile, LinkedIn is the social media of choice for recruiters around the globe, so it’s critical to make sure that your

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Job hunting? Know what font to use on your resume.

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If you’re looking to make a career change you probably already know that having a sharp and up-to-date resume is critical, but it’s important to remember that it’s not just the content on the page that’s being checked out by hiring managers. According to research conducted by TheLadders, recruiters spend an average of “six seconds before they make the initial ‘fit or no fit’ decision” on candidates. A resume is often your first opportunity to make an impression on

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