4 Apps Every Social Media Marketer Should Have on Their Phone for Image Editing
Consider downloading these 4 digital marketing apps to strengthen your social media posts and aesthetic.
How to Hire and Retain Top Marketing Talent in the Washington, DC Area
When you’re hiring for marketing jobs in DC, you’ve got to bring your A-game if you want to attract and ultimately retain the best talent. Here’s how.
Is Your Outdated Screening Process Eliminating All-Stars?
Could outdated hiring screening processes be eliminating digital marketing all-stars who can keep you ahead of your competition?
TorchLight Hire named one of DC’s Best Places to Work
The Washington Business Journal names TorchLight Hire one of Washington’s Best Places to Work in 2017.
Alexandria-Based TorchLight Hire Named Among Washington, D.C.’s 2017 Best Places to Work
Read the press release for TorchLight’s 2017 Best Places to Work announcement.
DC Marketing Job Seekers, How Do You Deal with Disappointment?
Disappointment and rejection are common in marketing, whether you are new to DC or have been working in the city for years. Here are some ways to turn a negative experience into a beneficial one.
It’s TorchLight Hire’s 5-Year Anniversary
TorchLight celebrates its 5-year anniversary by reflecting on all of our milestones and how we became one of Washington’s best recruiting firms.
Need to Find a New Washington DC Marketing Communications Job? Start by Optimizing Your Resume
DC marketing pros seeking new professional job opportunities know there is no shortage of resume advice for job seekers. How do you cut through the noise and decide which recommendations to follow?
Ready for a New Marketing Communications Job? You’ve Prepared—Now Master the Interview
TorchLight’s marketing recruiters, who have coached Washington marketing professionals and hiring companies through countless interviews over the years, share their top interview tips.
Political Discrimination in the Hiring Process: Getting Past Your Own Biases
In today’s politically-charged climate, how do you get past political affiliations on a resume to see candidates’ true talents?