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Introduction email for a new employee

In order to successfully integrate your new recruit, it is important to quickly introduce him/her to the terms and conditions of his/her new position. We give you examples of presentation mail.

How to do a successful onboarding?

You don't get many chances to make a good first impression. This adage is totally applicable to the integration of a new employee: onboarding is key!

How to make your job a green job?

Do you want to get involved but not necessarily change clubs? Marine Faibis, founder of the Indigo school, gives us her advice on greening her work.

Which environmental professions are recruiting?

Want to help save our planet, but don't know where to start? We have prepared a (non-exhaustive) list of professional opportunities in the environmental sector

Which craft professions are recruiting?

You're tired of metro-work-sleep, and you want to do something with your hands. So discover the craft trades related to the ecological and social transition!

How to amplify your employer brand?

Forget free meals, PTOs, and company outings – is that really all it takes to attract top talent? Read this now!

5 professions for retraining in the environment with or without the baccalaureate

You don't necessarily need to be an engineer to help protect the planet (fortunately!). Discover 5 job ideas accessible with short studies.

How to explain a professional retraining?

You'd like to change jobs, but you are already worried about having to justify yourself to future recruiters? A little anti-stress article to give you all the tips to prepare your arguments!

Recruit in a more inclusive way thanks to soft-skills

To limit recruitment bias, soft skills can be a good element to take into account. We summarize the training we did with Atelier 1 on the subject.

Seeking IKIGAI

Have you always dreamed of getting paid to do what you love? But are you truly good at it, and is it what the world really needs? If you can answer yes to all three, congratulations! You've found your Ikigai. If not, this article is a must-read!