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We began working with Saving Sight when they were faced with a change in HR leadership. The partnership grew to support their recruiting needs as their organization continued to grow.

We encourage everyone to consider volunteering at Harvesters or a similar organization. You will make a tangible difference in the lives of others and gain insights that will stay with you long after the day is over.

By outsourcing your hiring efforts and partnering with recruiting experts, you will save time, more accurately target the perfect fit, and increase employee retention.

Ted Sims often says, “Good can always be better.” This dedication to improvement is a huge reason why Sims Global Solutions has grown so much over the years.

We want to challenge you to skip yet another New Year’s resolution. Instead, pledge your time and resources for your people – your most valuable asset.

Katie works for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kansas City. Sandra joined her women’s group last year. The purpose of the group is to provide women an opportunity to support mentorship and the mission of BBBS.

The HRR Team enjoys food and teambuilding. So, what better way than to spend our quarterly team event than at The Culinary Center of Kansas City?

By Sandra DeStigter, Founder/CEO at HR-Rethought To some companies, core values are aspirations - goals for who they hope to become one day. For us, core values are the essence of who we already are. We live them daily. We embrace them. We are our core values. Even...

Recruiting is not just important – it is critical. Who you bring onto your team will either make or break your success.

We didn’t plan this, but on more than occasion we’ve all shown up wearing similar outfits with our team or, even more ironic, with our clients.

This year’s KC CAN! event was unforgettable — we all channeled our inner Forrest Gump and dove headfirst into a night of running, shrimp-eating, and “box of chocolates” surprises.

Sandra was trying to figure out how to get the word out about our small business and knew she had to start somewhere. The easiest “somewhere” was meeting people for coffee. She had 342 coffees in three months!