Month: June 2020
The cloud: breaking down the enigma
Businesses are transitioning to “the cloud” more and more every day to realize the many benefits. By using cloud computing, users and companies don’t have to manage physical servers themselves or run software applications on their own machines, making operations more cost-effective and efficient. But what is the cloud? Find out with our infographic, The…
Read MoreTrends in project management
Project management is increasing in importance as companies recognize the risk of not using project management teams to bring their projects to fruition. Especially when those projects have multi-million dollar budgets. Learn more about the importance of this ever-growing field with our Trends in project management infographic. Download now
Read MoreHow to title your User Experience roles
One of the hardest parts of hiring for User Experience (UX) roles is actually figuring out what to call the person you’re hiring. That way, you get the right skills for the work you need performed. Find out how to title your User Experience roles through our infographic. Download now
Read MoreHow to effectively vet Delivery & Transformation candidates
I have yet to meet a hiring manager that actually likes the interview process. It’s tedious, time consuming and sometimes, a ton of work goes into it and you have nothing to show for it if you miss out on a candidate. Or, even worse, you choose the wrong one. But it’s a necessary part of hiring. That’s why I worked with a client to come up with a solution.
Read MoreDo I need a product manager?
In a growing organization, it can be difficult to decide whether your team needs the help of a Product Manager. What are the responsibilities of a Product Manager? Where do they sit within an organization? What is the difference between a Product Manager and other members of the team? Here are the key requirements for this role to ensure you hire the most qualified candidate to fit your company’s goals.
Read MoreHow to title your user experience roles
One of the hardest parts of hiring for User Experience (UX) roles is actually figuring out what to call the person you’re hiring. Based on the roles Synergis Creative qualifies and hires for our national Fortune 500 clients, I’ve noticed several key differences between each type of UX title. And to attract exactly the right person for your role, the title could make all the difference!
Read More7 must-have skills in an Instructional Designer
An Instructional Designer (ID) is paramount to the learning and training process of an organization and often serve at the intersection of teaching and design. This role is typically tasked with redesigning courses, developing new courses or curriculums from scratch, and creating training materials such as manuals, user guides and learning modules. But, how do you find the right one?
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