…. announces today its inaugural HR Uncubed conference — an event dedicated to helping human resource professionals supercharge their employer brands — which will take place on April 27 and 28, 2017, in Brooklyn, New York.

IBM is creating videos in which pierced-nose, flannel-clad hipsters talk about working at Big Blue. The videos were created by a startup called Uncubed that acts as a matchmaker between legacy brands and young job seekers.

“You should check the company’s social media channels first (all of them!),” says Brian Shoicket, Director of University Programs at Uncubed, a platform that hosts online courses and connects students with job opportunities.

While Five O’Clock is marketing, Wakefield is “a very entirely independent entity,” said Guy Cimbalo, who edits the magazine and serves as Uncubed’s editor in chief…

There are so many amazing communities that gather with relative frequency on Meetup, like Black Technology Professionals or Women Who Code. Sponsor these groups and/or encourage diverse members of your team to attend, contribute and meet new folks. – Tarek Pertew, Uncubed

Some 1,500 attendees are expected to attend the Uncubed startup job fair at the Met Pavilion on 18th Street. Among the more than 80 startups the event’s site says will be hiring are Jet.com, WeWork, FanDuel, OnDeck, BuzzFeed…

Tarek Pertew, co-founder of Uncubed, suggests that the time spent finding the right job should be treated the same way as someone taking time to find the right life partner.

This morning at NYC Uncubed, Meetup cofounder and CEO Scott Heiferman talked about the the importance of making connections and the role of Meetup in helping build the communities in the future.

Uncubed is a multi-city hiring market and class series. There are upcoming Uncubed conferences scheduled for…

With Wakefield’s email service and Uncubed simultaneously expanding, it’s possible we’re seeing the start of a future powerhouse

…startups, incubators, blogs — consider what’s going down at today’s Uncubed Tech Talent Fair in Philadelphia. Rather than a 24 hour hackathon, they’re having a “napkin pitch contest”.

…we’re now building Wakefield, which publishes a daily email on startups and also puts on UNCUBED, New York’s largest startup tech recruiting fair

Job fairs are for squares. That’s why New York-based media company Wakefield is hosting Uncubed, a nontraditional recruitment fair for Chicago startups…

A job fair geared towards startups (and companies that have recently graduated from that label) that’s actually fun.

Uncubed, which bills itself as the job fair for people sick of lame job fairs, is going like gangbusters right now.

What makes it fun? The bar, the napkin pitch contest, the art battle, startup storytelling, workshops and an after party.

…a fun and friendly job fair for those looking to work at a startup company.

…a twist on the traditional job fair by offering attendees a casual atmosphere — a game room, a music lounge and even beer pong — to rap with recruiters.

Over 700 people and 30 companies attended the San Francisco Uncubed Career Fair on October 17th, which included music, art, entertainment, and a series of panels on topics ranging from job search tips to startup founder’s stories.

Welcome to the job fair of the future, where anything goes and personalities shine.

Companies participating in the Uncubed event include Thrillist Media Group, Mashable, BuzzFeed and Gilt Groupe.

Because job fairs have always been instruments of torture, we re-imagined the format.

Uncubed, produced by Wakefield Media, aims to streamline that process and make it fun. The company just launched a job search function on its site and holds fun events to connect job seekers with the startup world’s hottest companies.

What the younger generation of workers want, one of those is culture. They are drawn to the relaxed culture that feels more like how you behave in the rest of your life versus something that is clear and separate when you go to work.

Through Wakefield’s national Uncubed events, we got to speak with companies and job-seekers from across the country about how awesome NYC’s tech scene is.

Half the companies walk away with at least one new hire…

If you think heading to a job fair means being buttoned up and all boring, well think again. An event in Chelsea is putting a new twist on the typical career fair and adding some fun to the job hunt.

Wakefield is effectively bridging the gap between online and offline community.

Cheers to Uncubed for planning a recruiting event you might actually want to hang out at.