Reading Time: 4 minutesThis July, Stories Inc. and Talemetry teamed up to host a webinar on, you’ve guessed it, stories! More specifically, Lauryn Sargent and Stephen Schwander deep dived into the topic of improving the candidate experience with employee stories. Lauryn shared how we [at Stories Inc.] think
Reading Time: 6 minutesCandidate experience. It’s a term you’ve probably heard thrown around in these parts a lot lately and in fact, if you search it now, you’ll have over 26 million results to search through, with some of the top results being answers to the simple query
Reading Time: 5 minutesMy name is Kat, I’m the inbound marketing manager here, I’m 26 years old, and as of January of 2018 I had never once stepped foot in a Red Lobster restaurant. That is, until our very own Lauryn Sargent dragged me into one on our
Reading Time: 2 minutesLast December, Lauryn Sargent, co-founder of Stories Inc, took the stage at the RecruitDC conference to present on creating compelling and successful recruitment marketing content based solely on employee stories. Her presentation is chock-full of tips and tricks, but more importantly she shares the results
Reading Time: 3 minutesI attended a talk recently in which one of Sweetgreen’s founders, Jonathan Neman, was interviewed on stage about a variety of topics surrounding his company’s evolution. It is always refreshing to see a business that understands the importance of storytelling. You didn’t have to attend
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Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen a company has an empowerment culture, it can turn great employees into heroes. Certain brands in the Kimpton family of hotels offer guests the option to request a live goldfish to stay overnight in their guest room. The children in one family of loyal
Reading Time: 3 minutesHere’s President Barack Obama, surprising our office with a visit on 7/3/14. You know what’s interesting about revolutions? They can be enormous, disruptive events that make waves and change the world — even if it’s just your world. They can be on the edge of
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe fly Southwest because of how they treat their employees. This picture is from the Southwest Airlines twitter feed: “Welcoming a new class of Interns to our Family with a #SWAselfie! #LUV.” For an extended version of what we mean, take a look at this