DC Marketers, Are You Ready for a New Job?
TorchLight, one of the Washington region’s leading marketing and communications recruiters, shares our best tips for starting your job search.
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How to Land a Great D.C. Marketing Communications Job
Are you in the market for a marketing or communications role? As the top marketing recruiting and staffing firm in the D.C. metro area, we can help. Consider taking these steps to land your next role.
Looking for a D.C. Marketing Job? First, You Need to Nail the Phone Interview
TorchLight’s experienced marketing and communications recruiters share their best tips for a successful first interview.
Are You Ready to Recruit Gen Z?
As one of the D.C. area’s leading marketing and communications recruiting search and staffing firms, TorchLight can help prepare you for the changing employee landscape.
Alexandria-Based TorchLight Hire Named to Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies of 2016
Inc. magazine announces TorchLight Hire ranks number 621 on its list of the top 5,000 fastest-growing private companies.
Transition to a New Position
DC marketers in transition find many professional benefits in short-term contract roles. Once you’ve decided to explore contract work, keep these 5 tips in mind.
Candidate Spotlight: Q&A with TorchLight Candidate Betsy Spiros
TorchLight interviews Betsy, a candidate we’ve placed with a leading higher education institute, to learn more about her experience with the TorchLight team.
Team TorchLight Partners with Carpenter’s Shelter
The TorchLight team recently visited Alexandria’s Carpenter’s Shelter to present a check and spend the day volunteering.
Go to the Head of the Class
With the rising cost of higher education, and a rapidly changing marketing industry, are college degrees still worth it? To position yourself for maximum career success in marketing and communications, keep the following ideas in mind.
Top Questions Every Candidate Should Ask in an Interview
A little extra preparation before your interview may help you land your next DC marketing and communications job opportunity. Consider asking these questions.