02.12.24|CTech“Over the years, I have appreciated Microsoft’s unique organizational culture and emphasis on prioritizing its people,” said Eyal-Fried.
05.02.23|Maayan ManelaThe average salary for human resources positions in Israeli high-tech stands at over $6,500 per month compared to an average of $3,200 in placement or recruitment companies
11.03.21|Hagar RavetThe talent intelligence platform provider was founded by Kaltura co-founder Shay David; secures new capital only four months after its seed round
28.02.21|Maayan ManelaHR executives say the market today is similar to what it was prior to the pandemic, with applicants demanding high salaries and the ability to work from home
14.02.21|Ilan WagnerThe connection between the future generation of leaders, opinion shapers, entrepreneurs, and business people in the world and the Israeli labor market is a key factor in the success of Israeli companies
31.12.20|CTechTalent acquisition expert Efrat Dagan offers Michael Matias her perspective on the changes that the human capital market has experienced over the last 20 years
10.12.20|Meir OrbachCEO Ronni Zehavi describes the past year that began with layoffs and a sexual harassment claim and ended in triple-digit growth
30.08.20|Tali Karasik RegevSome good reasons not to neglect your image in the eyes of existing and potential workers, even when the world outside is crumbling
25.08.20|Maayan Manela and CTechIn mid-March, after four and a half years as an El Al pilot and a 10-year career in the Israeli air force, 34-year old Stav Nemirovsky found himself, like so many other Israelis, on unpaid leave. He then decided to pivot to tech
23.08.20|James SpiroThe Coronavirus pandemic forced tech companies to adopt virtual strategies that were only expected to take effect in the future. Nowhere was that felt more than the human capital management sector
11.08.20|Meir OrbachIIA CEO says Covid-19 employment crisis is an opportunity to train qualified personnel for work in the tech sector
12.07.20|Maayan ManelaCalcalist spoke to three tech professionals who had already packed their bags are were off to an exciting new job at a new location when Covid-19 broke and altered their plans
12.07.20|Maayan ManelaThe new model may be beneficial to educated employees with access to tech, but it leaves the weakest workers out to dry
08.07.20|Maayan ManelaWith hundreds of thousands newly unemployed and companies big and small forced to cut back on staff, Calcalist has gathered a list of tech companies that are currently hiring
27.06.20|Maayan ManelaAs restrictions are slowly being lifted and most workers are going back to the office, many companies still prefer to continue to interview candidates and even sign employment contracts remotely
18.05.20|Maayan ManelaAs the financial crisis brought on by the pandemic brings many companies to let skilled personnel go, many opt to utilize their existing workforce in new ways, hoping to preserve it for the day after coronavirus
14.05.20|Naomi ZoreffThree HR managers share their experiences from the coronavirus crisis and insights on how it is likely to change the workplace in the future.
10.05.20|Maayan ManelaHundreds of applicants for each position and senior managers who are taking pay cuts; recruiters and HR managers reveal the new norms in the newly competitive job seeking scene
04.05.20|Maayan ManelaFrom Monday.com to Facebook, some companies in Israel manage to avoid layoffs and are even recruiting new employees. With video chat interviews and remote onboarding processes, the pandemic is transforming the entire hiring process
29.03.20|Maayan ManelaAs the Covid-19 pandemic continues to spread, forcing nonessential workers to remain home, tech companies in Israel find themselves having to onboard new employees from their living rooms