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Dawn Burke brings new online training and workplace solutions offering to Three Ears Media
BOULDER, January 29, 2019 -- HR veteran and industry thought leader Dawn Burke has joined Three Ears Media as COO and Partner. With the addition of Dawn, Three Ears Media will expand its offering to help hiring teams redefine their hiring cultures and improve end to end candidate experience with training, candidate experience assessments and custom strategy creation. In addition, she will help companies identify, understand and strategically leverage their overall corporate cultures to differentiate from their competition. Dawn brings practical, real-world experience that will give Three Ears Media client a unique advantage. “This is an exciting opportunity to change the way our clients build their corporate cultures and hiring culture - from the moment of candidate click on a careers page all the way to on-boarding. I’m looking forward to growing the Three Ears Media team and offering,” said Burke. Dawn will immediately be joining the team and launching the following offerings.
To book services and custom training with Dawn or the rest of the Three Ears Media team, go to https://www.threeearsmedia.com/contact.html About Three Ears Media Three Ears Media, founded in 2018 and led by Dawn Burke and Katrina Kibben, helps modern talent leaders redefine and evolve their hiring culture to build better teams and make better hires. Through training, candidate experience assessments and custom strategy creation, they have helped over 30 companies create compelling candidate experiences and strategic content to attract highly qualified talent in a tight labor market. To learn more go to ThreeEarsMedia.com. ### “Just go get a client.” Dawn Burke, innovative human resources professional turned consultant shares her journey from corporate life to consulting. She discusses how she didn’t initially self-identify as an entrepreneur, the need to do business bigger than herself, taking time to think and breathe, and the importance of admitting what you’re failing at.
Dawn Burke never thought HR would be her career. After tiring of the irregular schedule that comes with working in retail management, she decided to make a change – and eventually rose from administrative assistant to director of HR. After a decade at one company, she accepted a VP of people role at a tech organization in Birmingham, Ala.
About 18 months ago, Dawn began her own consulting business, where she teaches people about modern HR practices and how to work in a more human way. "The way you tell a story matters."Katrina Kibben discusses the importance of good writing for increasing the quality of responses – whether for recruiting new employees or marketing products and services. She also shares two key approaches for entrepreneurial success, the importance of evolving the vision for the business, and two big downsides to venturing on your own.
In this tight job market, companies are being forced to approach the candidate experience in a new way.
Katrina Kibben, CEO and founder of Three Ears Media, which seeks to help brands improve the candidate experience, explains it this way: “Right now the candidate experience is like a one-way mirror, where all these candidates are walking by the glass. You're seeing them, but they aren't seeing you.” To compete for top talent, especially in industries like healthcare with significant shortages of qualified candidates, employers need a different approach — a more open approach that connects with candidates in a real way. That human connection is crucial to compete for top healthcare talent. Here’s how healthcare organizations can put the human element back in their recruiting process. CEO, Katrina Kibben, was recently mentioned in an article on Forbes. Here's a snippet of the article:
"...as Kibben notes, AI is not a panacea. It should be a strategic complement to the human aspects of the process, including the one element that will likely always rest with people—deciding, or not, to make the hire." Most panels about the challenges of the relationship between marketing and HR start with one thing: finger pointing. They’re also typically made up of all marketing or all HR people, depending on the conference.
Not this time. Not on my panel. Yesterday, I had the pleasure of hosting a panel during the Women In HR Tech Conference. I’m biased but I think it was one of the best panels on this topic I’ve seen. Not because I moderated. Because the panelists were really smart and they 100% “get it” – Courtney Martinez, VP of Talent and HR at Houlihans, Susan Vitale, CMO of iCIMS and Katharine Mobley, Global CMO at First Advantage. From what point does it matter what a future employee thinks of your company? Once you’ve recruited them? Or maybe after they’ve been with your company for a few months? Well, according to our new panel of experts on candidate experience, it actually begins way before all of that. The clue is in the word ‘Candidate,’ and a company’s reputation starts from the moment they post a job advert. Here our panel of ten experts explain precisely what candidate experience is and why it matters.
Katrina Collier, Social Recruiting Trainer & Keynote, and Katrina Kibben, Founder & Principal Consultant of Three Ears Media (filling in for AK), will be chatting to Balazs Paroczay, VP of Global Sourcing at Cielo Talent & Founder of Edlington. Is it nonsense? Is it a myth? Is it even possible? We'll be having an open and frank conversation about diversity recruiting, can't wait.
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