Kforce
This is what the "K" in Kforce stands for.
Knowledge
This country leads the global staffing industry by revenue.
The United States
This document begins with "We The People..."
The U.S. Constitution
This British Band, formed in Liverpool, became famous worldwide in the 1960s.
The Beatles
This famous parade first took place in 1924 and featured live zoo animals instead of balloons.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
This man is the CEO of Kforce (don't get this wrong).
Joe Liberatore
This business sector accounts for the highest share of staffing sales in the U.S.
Industrial Sector
This state is the only one with a one-syllable name.
This monarch was the longest reign in British history.
Queen Elizabeth II
The average American consumes about 4,500 of these on Thanksgiving Day.
Calories
This business magazine rated Kforce in the top 5% of professional recruiting firms.
Forbes
A reported 94% of staffing recruiters use this tool to find candidates.
Social Media
The U.S Air Force is the largest Air Force in the world. ____ has the 2nd largest.
The U.S. Navy
This monument in England is older than the Pyramids of Egypt.
Stonehenge
In September 2024, Kforce rang the opening bell here.
A reported 64% of contract employees are in the industry in hopes to do this.
Convert to full-time
"The Landlord's Game" was invented by Lizzie Magie in Maryland, USA in 1903. It is better known today as _____.
Monopoly
This city in Northern England is known as the most haunted city in the United Kingdom with over 500 documented hauntings.
York
This NFL team has hosted a game on every Thanksgiving Day since 1966.
The Dallas Cowboys
Kforce's office-occasional work model decreased this by 28% in 2023 as opposed to 2022.
Green House Gas Emissions
The staffing industry contributes ____ to the US economy annually.
Approximately $160 Billion (what's the commission on that?)
He was the first president to live in The White House.
John Adams
Established in 1863, this was the world's very first subway train system.
London's Underground
This concept was inspired by the overproduction of Thanksgiving turkeys in 1953.
Frozen TV Dinners