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The Recruitment Playbook – Episode 6

Podcast

In the sixth episode of The Recruitment Playbook, George and Patrick reflect on how much they’ve learned while creating new marketing content. They share their favourite moments from the past few months and look forward to bringing listeners a bigger, better, and more action-packed second season. Tune in for a fun recap and exciting previews of what’s to come!

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