Glassdoor Recruit Holdings Deal Closes

Glassdoor Recruit Holdings Deal ClosesGlassdoor Recruit Holdings Deal Closes Last month, Glassdoor announced entering into an agreement to be acquired by Recruit Holdings Co., Ltd. Today, we are pleased to report that the deal has officially closed.I am delighted to officially welcome Glassdoor to the Recruit Group. Glassdoor presents a powerful platform that is changing how people find jobs everywhere, said Hisayuki Idekoba (Deko), Recruit Chief Operating Officer and Head of Recruits HR Technology Segment. Glassdoor is an impressive company with strong leadership, mission, products, customers and employees. We are excited to help them continue to grow and deliver value to the job seekers and employers they serve. Glassdoor co-founder and CEO Robert Hohman shared the below note with employeesWeve closed As we shared in early May, we announced that we would be joining together with Recruit Holdings. I am pleased to share the deal has officially closed. With this acquisition, we will be stronger and better positioned than ever before. There will be a lot of growth to come as we look to help everyone find a job and company they love, while helping employers everywhere hire quality talent at scale. As I shared last month, we will operate as a distinct and separate part of Recruit and its subsidiary, Indeed. Equally important, no ones job is changing or being eliminated as part of this acquisition, nor is anyones reporting structure changing. The Glassdoor brand will grow and thrive as we have even greater flexibility to invest globally. I truly believe this is the best next step for our company, employees, job seekers and employers.We remain as committed as ever to our mission, vision and values. What we aim to do and how we aim to do it is what will make our company viable, valuable and unique for the short and long term ahead.Last but not least, I want to thank the many teams who had a big hand in helping to make this deal happen smoothly. These teams have helped set us up for great success and a bright future thank you. And, I want to congratulate and thank all of you for making Glassdoor the incredible company that it has become in ten years. I hope youre as excited as I am about this next chapter. Lets do this.

4 ways to finally choose a side hustle you actually love

4 ways to finally choose a side hustle you actually love4 ways to finally choose a side hustle you actually loveFinding a way to earn a little money on the side when you already have a packed scheduleis only half the battle - picking a source of this new income can prove equally challenging.Heres what to do when choosing a side hustle.Keep track of what inspires youWrite down things that spark your interest - dont let them get away.Sometimes, you might get a creative itch, but you dont know where to point your energy, or what to work on. Having a list of things that interest you can help you focus on where to aim your efforts.but dont settle for second bestSome potential pursuits may seem obvious, but theres no reason to play it safe. This means that what you choose to do outside of your day job may not be comfortable or easy.So if you want to do something that truly fulfills you, why not go out on a limb? Just make sure you do it the right way.Dorie Clark, an author, absatzwirtsch aft strategist, professional speaker, and instructor at Duke Universitys Fuqua School of Business, writes in the Harvard Business Review about how when deciding on a side hustle, you should not fall in love with your first idea.She mentions a life sciences executive she wrote about in her book Entrepreneurial You, named Bozi Dar, who worked on an app he came up with that ultimately wasnt successful.He says that it didnt work out because he didnt see if there was a market for the product beforehand.Dont just come up with a clever notion make sure people actually want it before you spend a lot of money developing it, Clark writes.Check out local job postingsTake a look at what people are hiring for in your area. You never know if you might find meaning in part-time work that is close to home.If theres a place that you love to go to in your spare time, it doesnt hurt to ask if theyre hiring.Use your resourcesSusie Moore, life coach, writer, and author of What if it DOES work out?, writ es about questions you should pose to yourself to make your leisure activities into a source of income on the side in MarketWatch.One of the questions is What business can I start with where I am, and with what I already have?Making your hustle real is all about doing the best you can with what you have. One client of mine started teaching swimming lessons She has a swimming pool at her home. Another took advantage of her love of dogs and pet-friendly building to work as a dog sitter. One woman obsessed with natural remedies teaches her friends how to make home-based elixirs using just what is in their pantry, Moore writes.

Here are tips on how to find the answers youre looking for

Here are tips on how to find the answers youre looking forHere are tips on how to find the answers youre looking forWhen Im searching for solutions, the last thing I want to hear isAh, but you have everything you need.Not because theyre annoying. Not because the advice is trope-y. Not because it feels unhelpful. But mainly because theyre normally totally right. And I dont want to hear it. Because it doesnt FEEL like I have what I need.Especially when what I think I need is answersAnswers to where this is all going.Answers to why it all happened.Answers to what to do next.Answers to if it will work out.Answers to if I want it to.Answers to what Im feeling.Answers to what to do now. Next.Answers to if I did it right.Answers to if Im doing it wrong.Answers to if any of this even matters.Were pretty conditioned to look elsewhere for whatever were searching for. To ask other people. How many times have you called a girlfriend and asked, What do you think I should do? Ive personally made t hat call more times than I can count searching mostly for the answer that I want to hear.The one I already know in my gut is the answer.SeeOften, we do in fact have our answers. What we need isnt someone to tell us its so. Its someone to come along and ask us the right question the question that will get us to our own answer.Soif youre looking for answers, stop searching outside of yourself. You have them. And until you realize that, look for the people who ask you the questions that lead you there.Rather than the people who tell you what you do (or dont) want to hear.And remember, theres no right or wrong. Theres answers we learn from. Answers we grow from. And answers wed never answer with again.This article originally appeared on Maxie McCoy.You might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from Benjamin Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivit yThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people