Employment

Why Industry-Specific Recruiting Expertise Matters for TX Hiring

Generalist staffing agencies can source resumes for almost any role. Few can evaluate whether a candidate actually understands the day-to-day realities of HOA community management,...

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Why Targeted Recruiting Beats Job Board Volume in Texas Hiring

Posting a job and waiting for 150 applications feels productive. It rarely is. For Texas employers hiring in competitive fields like HOA management, insurance, or...

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Why People-First Recruiting Beats Transactional Staffing in Texas

If you’re searching for a Texas recruiting firm, you’ve probably noticed most staffing agency websites lead with the same thing: fees, guarantees, and a list...

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HOA Recruitment in 2026

Why Smart Hiring Is Becoming a Competitive Advantage for Community Associations The HOA industry across Texas and throughout the country is facing a challenge that...

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Houston’s Housing and Community Development Department says program is temporarily out of money

The pause comes as homeowners across the region face rising costs to maintain and insure their homes.​ 

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Parents seek answers after Lamar CISD says a parent entered a campus, classroom, without permission

Some Lamar CISD families are demanding answers after a viral video showed a parent walking through a school and entering a classroom...

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Cementing his legacy: Sean Miller chases Final Four notch with holistic approach

The legacy of a college basketball head coach is defined by the amount of success their program has in March. A legacy...

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Blalock: Fumbles won’t fly — Texas needs to minimize offensive mistakes to maximize potential

Last Saturday’s matchup between Texas and Ohio State reminded fans across the country exactly why they dedicate their precious Saturdays to watching...

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Austin couple brings matcha, mindfulness to campus

While navigating thyroid cancer treatments two years ago, Nina DeFrancisco found comfort in making matcha. From sifting to whisking, she said the...

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Q&A: UT band Study Break talks new album progress

Playing a mix of covers and originals, UT-based band Study Break took to the stage at Koko’s Bavarian on Tuesday night. Continuing...

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‘Dancing with the Stars’ premiere night 2 sees strong dances, 2nd week 1 elimination

The men had their time in the spotlight for night one, but now it’s all about the ladies. Here’s who’s at the...

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Trump stumps in NC for former GOP chair Michael Whatley, who’s facing Roy Cooper in key Senate race

President Donald Trump delivered remarks in Gastonia, the hometown of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Michael Whatley​ 

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Don’t sell privacy at cost of online safety

The potential danger of minors using social media has now become widely accepted, as showcased by the recent lawsuit against Meta and...

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