September is just around the corner, and to many, this means back-to-school season. 2021 has been a year of uncertainty as people adjust to the new standards we are all working to mediate. As more schools shift back to in-person and offices open up, here are some things employers should keep in mind. Don’t Rush… Read More »
When you snag a temp position with a staffing agency, it’s typically to fill an employment gap and get you ready for your next step. However, you may not have a plan. Maybe you want to stick with the organization, or just go with the flow until the end of your contract. No matter your… Read More »
Every interview requires some basic steps you’ll need to complete before you sit down with a hiring manager. You will cultivate your professional appearance with the right business attire. You’ll research the company to learn more about operations and company culture to see if you’ll be a good fit. And of course, you’ll prepare your… Read More »
Between cover letters and resumes, there’s not a ton of space for originality. If you’re an individual that succeeds when you can express your creativity, the job search process may seem stifling. However, when you’re trying to find that perfect fit, it’s essential to give yourself as many opportunities as possible. To land the right… Read More »
The research on millennials will tell you why it’s an asset to have this generation represented in your workforce. Millennials tend to feature similar traits — motivated, tech-savvy, focused on diversity and a positive company culture. You may be boosting benefits and adding workplace perks to retain employees. So why are your millennials leaving? The… Read More »
Your resume gets selected, you nail the in-person interview, and you’re feeling extremely confident. You’ve done everything right, the pieces seem to be falling into place, and then you hear the dreaded statement – “We’ll get back to you.” You may be thinking, “Where did I go wrong?” It’s important to stay calm and remember… Read More »
Negativity: It’s a productivity killer. When you’re a leader in the workplace, it can be hard to keep your people motivated when morale is low. Whether there’s a conflict between co-workers or difficult clients, it’s your responsibility to stop bad vibes in their tracks. We’ve got four steps to help you keep things positive and… Read More »
Whether you’re new to managing people or you’ve built your career on it, there’s always more to learn. Your management style might be just taking shape or you may have experience with leadership in multiple disciplines. You’ve probably read the recommended books and done your research on what it takes. However, like many of us,… Read More »
When you are applying for a job, a resume and a cover letter may not be enough to get you noticed. Employers tend to scan resumes to find specific keywords and phrases, so they may miss the list of accomplishments you are so proud of in your resume. In addition, you may be competing against… Read More »
In some ways, the hardest step of the job search process can be getting noticed in the first place. Employers are inundated with piles of resumes from many qualified candidates. After a while, the applications can all begin to look the same. Getting your resume in the yes pile means standing out from the rest… Read More »