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Best Places to Work in Arizona 2025: Blue Signal Search Named Top 100 by AZ Big Media

May 21, 2025 by Taylor Leonard

Blue Signal Search has been named one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona 2025 by AZ Big Media—recognized for its inclusive culture, professional development, and employee-first leadership.

[Phoenix, Arizona, May 2025] - Blue Signal Search is proud to announce its recognition by AZ Big Media as one of the Best Employers in Arizona—ranked among the Top 100 Companies to Work for in Arizona in 2025. This prestigious accolade highlights Blue Signal's commitment to fostering a dynamic, inclusive, and rewarding workplace environment.

The ranking, presented by AZ Big Media, showcases the 100 best places to live and work in Arizona, acknowledging companies that excel in creating positive work environments and demonstrating exceptional leadership in employee satisfaction and corporate culture.

“Blue Signal is honored to be named one the best places to work in Arizona. This recognition is a testament to our dedication to creating an inclusive and supportive workplace where every team member can thrive and succeed. We believe that our people are our greatest asset, and this honor reflects our ongoing efforts to prioritize their well-being and professional growth.” - Matt Walsh, CEO of Blue Signal Search

Blue Signal Search has consistently focused on building a collaborative and innovative work culture that attracts top talent and empowers employees to achieve their best. Key initiatives contributing to this recognition as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona include:

Comprehensive Employee Benefits: Offering competitive salaries, comprehensive health benefits, and wellness programs.
Professional Development: Providing continuous learning opportunities, including leadership certifications and mentorship programs.
Inclusive Workplace: Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion through various initiatives and employee resource groups.
Work-Life Balance: Supporting flexible work arrangements and a healthy work-life balance to ensure employee well-being.

As part of our commitment to excellence, Blue Signal Search continually seeks to enhance its workplace culture by listening to employee feedback and implementing innovative solutions to support their needs. Being recognized as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona 2024 further validates our efforts.

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More about AZ Big Media

For more than 30 years, AZ Big Media has been bringing readers the state’s most compelling business, real estate, and lifestyle news through the print editions of AZ Business and AZRE magazines, Ranking Arizona, AZ Business Leaders, Experience AZ, People & Projects to Know, Arizona Business Angels, and Play Ball, the only official spring training publication of The Cactus League.

The company has the fastest-growing news website in the U.S., that serves as a complement to its print publications and incorporates up-to-the-minute breaking news, compelling business stories, C-Level executive editorial profiles, and much more.

About Blue Signal Search

Blue Signal Search is dedicated to connecting top talent with innovative companies across various industries. Having successfully completed over 3,000 search projects, we have the experience, relationships, and tools to support our clients in securing high-caliber talent within tight timeframes with our streamlined search processes. As an award-winning, top executive search firm, we have been a driving force in our clients’ professional successes. We immerse ourselves in our client’s businesses and our candidate’s careers to fully understand top priorities and the best direction for both parties. Our reputation is built on our ability to consistently incorporate these priorities into our executive hiring process to make long-term, impactful connections.

Check Out Our Other Awards:

4x Forbes Best Executive Search Firm, Professional Search Firm, and Staffing Firm 2020, 2023, 2024, 2025
4x Inc. Magazine's Best Workplaces 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
4x Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
2024 #1 Largest Phoenix-Area Executive Search Firm
3x Inc. Regionals Southwest Fastest Growing Companies No. 55 (2024), No. 133 (2023), No. 89 (2022)
4x Best Places to Work by Phoenix Business Journal 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024
7x Ranked #2 Executive Search Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
4x #3 Permanent Placement Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
3x #3 Temporary Placement Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2022, 2023, 2024
2x BBB Torch Awards for Ethics Finalist 2022, 2024
2x Inc. Inaugural Power Partner 2022, 2024
#1 Top Company to Work for in Arizona for Millennials by BestCompaniesAZ 2022
#1 Technical Placement by Ranking Arizona 2022
Best and Brightest Company to Work For by NABR 2021

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Blue Signal Search Named a Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona 2024 by AZ Big Media

June 12, 2024 by Taylor Leonard

Blue Signal Search Recognized by AZ Big Media as One of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona for 2024!

[Phoenix, Arizona, June 2024] - Blue Signal Search is proud to announce its recognition by AZ Big Media as one of the Top 100 Best Places to Work in Arizona 2024. This prestigious accolade highlights Blue Signal's commitment to fostering a dynamic, inclusive, and rewarding workplace environment.

“Blue Signal is honored to be named among the top companies to work for in Arizona. This recognition is a testament to our dedication to creating an inclusive and supportive workplace where every team member can thrive and succeed. We believe that our people are our greatest asset, and this honor reflects our ongoing efforts to prioritize their well-being and professional growth.” - Matt Walsh, CEO of Blue Signal Search

Comprehensive Employee Benefits: Offering competitive salaries, comprehensive health benefits, and wellness programs.
Professional Development: Providing continuous learning opportunities, including leadership certifications and mentorship programs.
Inclusive Workplace: Promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion through various initiatives and employee resource groups.
Work-Life Balance: Supporting flexible work arrangements and a healthy work-life balance to ensure employee well-being.

To learn more about what makes Blue Signal Search a great place to work, watch our video here.

More about AZ Big Media

About Blue Signal Search

Blue Signal Search is dedicated to connecting top talent with innovative companies across various industries. Having successfully completed over 2,700 search projects, we have the experience, relationships, and tools to support our clients in securing high-caliber talent within tight timeframes with our streamlined search processes. As an award-winning, top executive search firm, we have been a driving force in our clients’ professional successes. We immerse ourselves in our client’s businesses and our candidate’s careers to fully understand top priorities and the best direction for both parties. Our reputation is built on our ability to consistently incorporate these priorities into our executive hiring process to make long-term, impactful connections.

Check Out Our Other Awards:

2x BBB Torch Awards for Ethics Finalist 2022, 2024
Forbes Best Executive Search Firm, Professional Search Firm, and Staffing Firm 2020, 2023
3x Inc. Regionals Southwest 2022, 2023, 2024
3x Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies 2021, 2022, 2023
3x Best Places to Work by Phoenix Business Journal 2020, 2022, 2023
3x Inc. Magazine's Best Workplaces 2021, 2022, 2023
4x Ranked #2 Executive Search Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023
2x #3 Permanent Placement Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2022, 2023
2x #3 Temporary Placement Firm in Arizona by AZ Big Media 2022, 2023
2022 Inc. Inaugural Power Partner
#1 Top Company to Work for in Arizona for Millennials by BestCompaniesAZ 2022
#1 Technical Placement by Ranking Arizona 2022
Best and Brightest Company to Work For by NABR 2021

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Telling Your Company Story: The Key to Attracting the Right Talent

March 7, 2024 by Austin Younglove

How can your company excel at attracting talent in today's competitive market? The answer might surprise you: storytelling. Yes, you read that right. At Blue Signal, we've found that the most impactful connections between companies and potential talent stem from a profound, shared narrative. It's not just about the vacancies to be filled; it's about weaving your clients' unique stories into the fabric of your recruiting strategy. This is your ultimate guide to leveraging storytelling for attracting top-tier talent.

While storytelling isn't a novel concept, its application in recruitment can be transformative. By harnessing the power of narrative, you can transform abstract opportunities into tangible aspirations, thereby making the recruitment process more engaging and meaningful. Through storytelling, you can communicate not only the 'what' and the 'how' of a position but, more importantly, the 'why'. This approach can attract individuals who resonate with your company's vision, leading to the advancement of a collective mission. As we delve deeper into the significance of storytelling in recruitment, let's explore how this potent tool can not only attract talent but also foster enduring connections between your company and prospective candidates.

The Impact of Storytelling in Attracting Talent

Humans are naturally drawn to stories. They shape our perceptions, influence our decisions, and establish deeper connections. In the realm of recruitment, a well-crafted narrative does more than relay facts; it breathes life into a role, making it resonate with the ideal candidate. This isn't about fabricating stories or embellishing details. It's about authentically sharing your company's journey—the challenges, triumphs, and vision for the future. By doing so, you're not just attracting talent; you're attracting the right talent—individuals who align with your company's values and long-term goals.

The magic unfolds as candidates see their own values reflected in your company's story, fostering a deeper connection and commitment. In an era where purpose outweighs paycheck for many job seekers, a compelling narrative can differentiate between a candidate who merely fills a role and one who is genuinely passionate about it. It's about fostering a sense of belonging from the outset, integrating potential candidates into the narrative and making them feel like they're returning home rather than venturing into the unknown.

Uncovering Your Company’s Story

Defining Our Journey - The Essence of Our Corporate Identity

The first step in attracting talent is truly understanding your company's narrative. This goes beyond surface-level details about what the company does; it involves delving into the 'why' and the 'how'. What challenges have you overcome? What accomplishments are you most proud of? And crucially, what future are you striving to create? At Blue Signal, we recognize the importance of grasping your company's story—not just to acknowledge past achievements and obstacles but also to highlight your aspirations and the significant impact you aim to make.

An exemplary model of this storytelling approach is Patagonia, highlighted by Forbes for its success in connecting employees' work to the company's environmental and community-focused goals. Patagonia's story illustrates how creating a strong sense of purpose can lead to high employee satisfaction and a proud affiliation with the company. By showcasing how the business's efforts contribute to broader social and environmental objectives, Patagonia inspires its team and attracts individuals passionate about making a difference.

By leveraging such narratives, we strive to present your company to potential candidates not just as a workplace but as a community where they can actively contribute to meaningful projects and initiatives. This approach ensures that you attract talent that is not only skilled but also deeply aligned with your values and long-term visions. By embedding your unique story and aspirations into your hiring strategy, we create a compelling narrative that resonates with prospective candidates, motivating them to be part of a collective journey towards impactful achievements.

Crafting and Communicating the Narrative

Once you've grasped the essence of your company's story, the next challenge is articulating it effectively. This is where creativity comes into play. Job descriptions evolve into narratives of opportunity and growth. Your company culture is portrayed as a dynamic community where individuals can thrive and contribute to a greater purpose. Every interaction is an opportunity to showcase how candidates can not only fit into this story but also contribute to its ongoing development.

At this juncture, it's crucial to understand the transformative power of combining an idea with an emotion through storytelling. Robert McKee, a world-renowned screenwriting lecturer, eloquently captures this essence in a conversation with HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer. He asserts, "The other way to persuade people—and ultimately a much more powerful way—is by uniting an idea with an emotion. The best way to do that is by telling a compelling story." This insight, highlighted in the Harvard Business Review article "Storytelling That Moves People," underscores the profound impact storytelling can have in the realm of recruitment.

In the age of digital communication, where attention spans are short, a well-told story can cut through the noise, attracting talent. It's not just about listing benefits and requirements; it's about showcasing a journey. This journey doesn't just attract applicants; it attracts believers—people who are ready to invest their talent and time into realizing a shared vision.

The Result? Attracting Talent That Resonates

"Enthusiastic team members high-fiving in a collaborative office setting, symbolizing job seekers' desire for impactful roles, aligning with their goal to 'attracting talent'.

Furthermore, incorporating storytelling into your recruitment strategy achieves more than just filling vacancies — it forges meaningful connections. Today’s candidates are no longer just looking for a job, they're seeking a role in a story where their contributions have real impact. This strategic shift in approach has been pivotal for us at Blue Signal in attracting talent. By presenting candidates with a clear, compelling narrative, we enable them to see their potential place within it, leading to placements that are as fulfilling for them as they are successful for our clients.

In Conclusion

Recruiting is evolving, and at Blue Signal, we're leading the way by leveraging the power of storytelling to create deeper connections, ensure cultural alignment, and master the art of attracting talent that goes beyond filling positions to truly fulfilling the vision of our clients. As you navigate the complexities of today's job market, remember: the right story can be your most powerful tool in attracting the talent that will drive success.

Embrace the art of storytelling in your recruitment efforts and watch as the right candidates are drawn to the narratives you share. Because, in the end, it's not just about finding someone who can do the job—it's about finding someone who wants to be part of your company’s story.

Ready to Transform Your Recruiting Strategy?

If you're looking to elevate your recruitment approach with the power of storytelling, connect with us at Blue Signal. Let's craft the narratives that will attract the talent you need to succeed, whether it's in industries like technology, healthcare, finance, or engineering. Together, we can turn stories into magnets for the right candidates. Reach out today, and let's begin writing the next chapter.

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Meet Austin Younglove, our Director of Sales at Blue Signal, a seasoned expert in bridging the gap between companies and top talent through powerful storytelling. Austin's strategic insight and deep industry knowledge make him an invaluable asset to any recruitment strategy focused on attracting talent that not only meets but exceeds expectations. If your goal is to elevate your hiring process and find candidates who are as passionate about your story as you are, Austin is here to guide you. Visit his recruiter bio page to learn more and connect with him for tailored recruitment solutions that resonate. Reach out to Austin Younglove today, and let's start shaping the future of your team together.

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Recruiting Roundup: Top 5 Staffing Articles for March

April 5, 2023 by Lacey Walters

Blue Signal is excited to launch our new blog series, Recruiting Roundup, where we curate the top staffing articles of the month for recruiting professionals and hiring managers to gain industry insights. To stay ahead of the constantly evolving industry and attract top talent, it’s crucial for recruiters and hiring managers to stay up to date on the latest developments in the industry. In this blog, we've compiled a list of the top 5 staffing articles for the recruiting industry for the month of March. From the latest jobs reports to innovative recruitment solutions, these staffing articles provide valuable insights and perspectives on the current state of the industry.

#1: How ChatGPT is Revolutionizing The Recruitment Industry

This article explores how ChatGPT, an AI language model, is revolutionizing the recruitment industry by providing faster and more accurate hiring solutions. ChatGPT's natural language processing (NLP) capabilities allow it to converse with candidates and assess their qualifications and overall fit for a role based on a job description, thereby saving recruiters time and resources. The article also discusses ChatGPT's potential to reduce hiring biases and increase diversity and inclusion in the workplace.

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#2: Top 5 Recruitment Trends for 2023

This staffing article discusses the top five recruitment trends for 2023, including the increased adoption of remote/hybrid work environments, a focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, and the importance of diversified talent pipelines. It also highlights the need for the expansion of health and well-being offerings, and the growing role of recruiters in the hiring process. The trends identified in the article provide insights into how hiring managers can stay ahead of the curve and attract top talent in a competitive job market.

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#3: Tech Layoffs: Could 2023 Signal a Turnaround for the Tech Sector?

The article discusses how the recent layoffs in the technology industry could signal a turnaround and create new job opportunities for tech professionals. It highlights that while layoffs can be difficult for those directly impacted, they can also lead to new and innovative opportunities for those willing to pivot and upskill. The staffing article suggests that the layoffs could signal a shift towards emerging technologies such as AI and cloud computing, creating new demand for skilled workers in these areas.

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#4: February Employment Situation Summary

Reported by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this article provides an overview of the U.S. employment situation in February 2023. The report showed an increase of 311,000 jobs, with the unemployment rate dropping to 3.6%. The article highlights the continued gains in the service sector, healthcare, and government, but also notes ongoing concerns over labor shortages affecting many industries.

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#5: 3 Ways Recruitment Automation Can Help Cut Costs in 2023

This staffing article discusses how recruitment automation can help companies cut costs in 2023 by streamlining and optimizing the recruitment process. The author highlights three key areas where automation can make a significant impact, including sourcing, interview scheduling, and digital onboarding. By using AI-powered tools and automating time-consuming tasks, companies can reduce their recruitment costs and free up recruiters to focus on more high-value activities, such as building relationships with candidates and improving the overall candidate experience.

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In conclusion, the staffing and recruiting industry is facing numerous challenges and opportunities in 2023. From the ongoing labor shortages to the increased adoption of AI and automation, recruiters must be equipped with the latest industry knowledge and insights to succeed. The top 5 staffing articles for the month of March provide a glimpse into the current trends and developments in the industry. To stay up to date on the latest news and trends in staffing and recruiting, follow Blue Signal on our website and social media channels.

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How to Approach DEI with a Remote Workforce

March 11, 2022 by Lacey Walters

Over the last two years, businesses have shifted to a remote or hybrid work model as a result of the pandemic. Remote work has sky-rocketed in priority among job seekers, proving to be a top hiring trend that’s here to stay. Similarly, diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) has increased in priority for candidates. Recent studies have shown 2 out of 3 candidates seek out companies with diverse workforces, and 47% of candidates actively look for DEI when considering future employers.

While DEI efforts appear attractive to job seekers, it also brings unparalleled benefits to the company. Companies that incorporate DEI into their workplace see higher levels of engagement, productivity, and innovation. According to Deloitte, millennials are 83% more likely to be engaged at work at inclusive companies. Additionally, inclusive companies earn 2.3x more cash flow per employee. Although implementing DEI may seem like a no-brainer, it can be daunting with a remote workforce. Not sure where to start? Follow our tips below on how to approach DEI with a remote workforce.

Reflect on Your Current DEI Efforts

What Do Your DEI Efforts Look Like Today?

All companies’ DEI efforts have to start somewhere. Before jumping into implementation, take a moment to reflect on your company’s current DEI efforts. Do you have an established DEI practice? If you don’t, you can look at how similar companies are implementing DEI into the culture of their remote workforce. At Blue Signal, our DEI practice focuses on championing diversity efforts and actively working to educate our internal recruiters, hiring managers, and candidates to ensure the hiring experience is free from discrimination and implicit bias. Examples of our DEI efforts include companywide trainings, seminars, and other educational activities. However, there is no one-size-fits-all guide for DEI. Take a look at the companies around you and use them for inspiration for establishing your own practice.

Who's Involved?

Next, reflect on who’s involved in your DEI efforts. Is the Human Resources team or DEI committee doing all the heavy lifting? It may be inauthentic to your brand if you’re not practicing what you preach. DEI efforts need to extend beyond the designated committees as the only representation. It’s important to have all aspects of the business involved, so that DEI efforts are fully assimilated into company culture.

Similarly, look at how your leadership team is involved. As the faces of the company, the leadership team needs to be at the forefront of company-wide initiatives, especially when working remotely. Lack of buy-in from your leadership team will reflect a lack of participation from the rest of the company. Leaders can participate through hosting virtual meetings, guiding activities, or sharing their commitment to DEI through a statement or presentation. For example, Blue Signal’s CEO Matt Walsh wrote and distributed an important message on diversity.

Now it’s time to look at your remote workforce. Do they play an active part in your DEI efforts? To ensure your DEI efforts go beyond a company statement, it’s crucial to engage your remote employees. Spurring participation can be tough without an in-person setting, as people are heavily influenced by those (physically) around them. However, you can get your remote employees involved through virtual training, discussion boards, online seminars, or activities. To involve our remote workforce, Blue Signal has held virtual DEI certification trainings, created employee-led groups, and given back to underrepresented groups in the community through philanthropic donations.

Is Your Management Team an Accurate Reflection?

Finally, how does your management team reflect your DEI efforts? Despite diverse management teams leading to 19% higher revenue, 78% of employees who responded to a Harvard Business study said they work at organizations that lack diversity in leadership positions. When looking at your management team, do they represent diversity in age, gender, and/or race? If not, make a plan to address that and begin to implement DEI into your hiring practices.

Implement DEI into Your Hiring Practices

Diversity, equity, and inclusion in hiring is more than hitting a quota. To foster a more diverse and inclusive remote workforce, it is crucial to implement DEI into your hiring practices. Consequently, setting up a diverse hiring team should be the first step in revamping your hiring and recruiting processes. This ensures DEI efforts start even before employees join the team.

Recognize Unconscious Bias

During the hiring process (both remote and in-person), hiring managers should be aware of their unconscious bias. Unconscious bias, or implicit bias, refers to the negative attitudes or stereotypes about a group of people that impacts an individual’s understanding, actions, and choices unconsciously. According to BrightTalk, “79% of HR professionals agree that unconscious bias exists in both recruitment and succession planning decisions.”

Understand Microaggressions

As a result of unconscious bias, microaggressions can occur. Microaggressions are brief verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities, whether intentional or unintentional, that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative slights and insults to marginalized individuals and groups. Both unconscious bias and microaggressions are forms of discrimination that can hinder the hiring process.

Increase Personal Awareness

Increasing awareness through education and training can help prevent unconscious bias and microaggressions altogether. Harvard University offers free online tests to uncover implicit bias, with topics spanning religion, race, sexuality, appearance, and ability. Hiring managers that are aware of these factors within themselves will be able to better implement DEI best practices into the hiring process.

Look for “Culture Adds”

In addition, hiring managers should look for candidates that are a “culture add” rather than a culture fit. “Culture adds” are potential employees that could add to the existing culture by bringing their diversified ideas and experiences, rather than mirroring it. Looking for those candidates that will build on to your culture will eventually result in more diverse teams. Ultimately, implementing DEI into your hiring practices will set the foundation for a diverse and inclusive workforce.

Provide Resources

Whether you're a veteran in the DEI space or just learning about it, resources can greatly benefit your DEI practice. Providing resources can encourage employees no matter where they are in their personal DEI journey. However, with a remote workforce, it can be difficult to gauge where each employee is in their journey. Through one-on-one discussions or surveys, you can assess each employee and provide them with apt resources; such as online article libraries, DEI newsletters, infographics, or quarterly book clubs. It’s important to have resources that are readily accessible and at every level of experience.

Companies can also establish groups or forums where diversity, equity, and inclusion are promoted, encouraged, and can be discussed. Our employee-led group, Blue Signal Search Women of the Workplace (BSS WOW), serves to promote the education, connection, and empowerment for women (and those who support women) and their contributions to the broader goals of Blue Signal and beyond. BSS WOW meets virtually bi-monthly, covering complex topics on diversity and inclusion, biases, intersectionality, discrimination, privilege, and more. This resource has positively affected the remote culture at Blue Signal and has increased involvement in other companywide DEI efforts.

Watch the video below to hear from some current members about how BSS WOW is breaking biases, how it's impacted company culture, and what they’ve learned from the group.

Embed DEI into Your Remote Culture

DEI is not a single initiative, but an element that should be embedded into your company culture. In the age of working from home, new obstacles arise daily – but a remote workforce doesn’t have to be one when implementing DEI efforts. You can still implement initiatives and activities virtually. Consequently, embedding diversity, equity, and inclusion into your remote culture will bring unparalleled benefits in maintaining connections.

When dealing with a remote workforce, the aspect of inclusion is especially prominent. According to Gallup, the biggest struggle among remote workers is “loneliness,” as remote environments can leave employees feeling isolated. Thus, establishing a sense of belonging through inclusion efforts is incredibly important. One way you can do that is by aligning company values and DEI goals with remote employees. Giving employees opportunities to provide input and help improve the company will create a deeper connection to the company, which in turn creates stronger employee engagement. However, make sure that all voices are equally heard. Establishing an anonymous DEI suggestion box could help mitigate people feeling pressured to give feedback based on being the token representative.

In addition to establishing a sense of belonging and increasing employee engagement, embedding DEI into your remote culture can improve innovation. Inclusive companies are 35% more likely to outperform their competitors, and 1.7x more likely to be innovative. Furthermore, 74% of millennial employees believe their organization is more innovative when it has a culture of inclusion. Not only will embedding DEI into your culture ensure the continuity of the efforts, it will drive your company’s success.

Conclusion

Diversity, equity, and inclusion is a marathon, not a sprint. If having a remote workforce makes the process seem daunting, start by reflecting on your current DEI efforts. If your practice is not already established, look to similar companies and take inspiration from them. Then, strategize ways to implement DEI into your hiring strategy, as your company should be a reflection of diverse hiring. After assessing where your company is with DEI, make sure resources are readily available and varied. Finally, ensure the continuity of DEI by embedding it into your company culture. This will result in an increased sense of belonging, innovation, and engagement among remote employees. However, good leaders and companies should always be open to evolving and adjusting, as these essential factors will continue to transform as understanding deepens and needs change.

As recruiters, we play a key role in advancing and promoting workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion. If your company needs help with DEI recruiting support, strategy, or implementation, reach out to us today.