How to Tell If Your Resume is a Total Flop

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Are you getting next-to-no response from sending your resume to prospective employers? Your resume is often the only way that companies and recruitment firms can learn about you, so this document has to count. If you are getting nothing but silence after sending your resume to countless employers, staffing firms, and more – perhaps your… Read more »

Getting Your Staff Back on Track After the Holidays – Management Tips!

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Have you ever heard of ‘holiday hangover’? Perhaps, you have experienced it yourself. We aren’t talking about the typical hangover induced by alcoholic drinks but a remnant of the holiday. Whether it is the Christmas & New Year holiday or a vacation, employees often suffer from a holiday hangover. They may not even be aware… Read more »

What Will Your HR Department Be Facing in Q1 of 2016?

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Now that 2015 is a thing of the past, many human resources professionals are looking forward to a positive and productive 2016. But, this year promises to be a doozy as HR folks continue to take on bigger roles within their organizations. No longer is HR viewed as just personnel. We have put on our… Read more »

Career Tips That Will Help Make 2016 the Best Year Ever

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As the New Year gets underway, there will be no shortage of career tips that will be published on popular blogs and websites. It can be confusing to know what advice to follow when it comes to creating a dream career. But there are also some career truths that can apply to you whether you… Read more »

How to Keep Employees Motivated During the Busy Holiday Season

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Thеrе іѕ generally nо happier time аt thе office thаn durіng thе holiday season. Mауbе it’s bесаuѕе vacation time іѕ coming ѕооn fоr mоѕt employees, there’s lеѕѕ stress аt thе office, оr mауbе it’s bесаuѕе оf thе holiday parties. Whаtеvеr thе reason, you’ll experience а kinder, gentler co-worker іn thе nеxt cubicle. There’s а quote… Read more »

Are You the Best Candidate For the Job? Prove It!

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As a job seeker, you cannot simply walk into a job interview and assume that you have all the skills that the hiring manager is looking for. While you may believe you are a good fit for the job – based on the job description given and your experience – many companies today require candidates to prove… Read more »

Job Searching Doesn’t Have to Be a Chore

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No one said it would be easy finding a new job. It takes plenty of effort and a positive attitude. Some experts advise that the job search should be treated like a nine-to-five job, with a regular schedule of certain tasks to be completed each day. This is the most productive ways to find work…. Read more »

Hate Career Networking? Here’s How to Make it Work For You!

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Networking is a vital part of your career. It helps you meet new people within your industry who might recommend you for a job down the road. It also helps you make a name for yourself within the industry. Networking is not always an enjoyable event to say the least, but you can make it… Read more »

What Costs More: Overtime or Additional Help?

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Since the goal of any business is to increase profit while decreasing costs, controlling the costs of staffing is vital. However, sometimes project demands and deadlines make it necessary for a company to pay overtime to hourly employees – driving up costs. If your HR team is growing concerned over the increased use of overtime,… Read more »

Do You Have Confidence in Your Career?

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Want to be viewed as a professional worthy of respect from your peers and managers? The secret to success is developing confidence in your career. You may already have confidence in certain areas of your career now, which is a great start. But what would it mean if you had the courage to be confident… Read more »