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17 06, 2021

Following Up Post-Interview
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Following Up Post-Interview

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Following Up Post-Interview

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You’ve just interviewed for a position, and you’re pretty sure you nailed it. But you’re eager to know for sure. Did you get the job? Will you be called back for another interview? Oftentimes, your actions after the interview will play a large part in what happens next. While there are only so many things you can do to ease the anxiety of this waiting period, knowing how to follow up and what things to steer clear of will ensure that you don’t hurt your chances of landing the job. You don’t want to annoy the interviewer, but you also [...]

17 06, 2021

When Do Employers Use References?
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When Do Employers Use References?

Acing the Interview, Networking, Resources for Job Seekers

When Do Employers Use References?

jobs2021-06-17T08:54:43-04:00Categories: Acing the Interview, Networking, Resources for Job Seekers|Tags: advice, blog, career, career advice, employee, employer, hiring manager, interview, interview questions, job application, job interview, networking, professional references, questions, references|0 Comments

Although your resume holds a lot of weight when applying to a new position, you also need previous references who will attest to who you are as an employee. Putting in the extra time and effort to select and provide references is imperative. But when do companies conduct the reference checks? […]

15 06, 2021

Industry Spotlight: Construction
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Industry Spotlight: Construction

Industry Spotlight

Industry Spotlight: Construction

jobs2021-06-15T08:40:48-04:00Categories: Industry Spotlight|Tags: advice, blog, career, career advice, career blog, construction, employees, employer, Hiring, Industry Spotlight, interview, job, job advice, job hunt, job search, job seeker, Jobs|0 Comments

The demand for employees in the construction industry is always growing during the spring and summer seasons. This means that the opportunities are endless for someone looking to break into the field. While a large number of roles in construction involve heavy-duty labor and sometimes unpleasant working conditions, the high-demand job has an array of perks that make this one of the top fields to work in. […]

9 06, 2021

Career Change: Tips for Success
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Career Change: Tips for Success

General Job Search Advice, How To, Job Efficiency, Resources for Job Seekers

Career Change: Tips for Success

jobs2021-06-09T08:41:29-04:00Categories: General Job Search Advice, How To, Job Efficiency, Resources for Job Seekers|Tags: advice, career blog, career change, changing industries, industry, job hunt, Job Satisfaction, job search, job seeker, job title, new job, skills|0 Comments

People seek career changes for many different reasons. Maybe your career goals have changed and your current employer can’t meet your needs. Or perhaps you’re in need of a more flexible schedule and better pay. Whatever the reason, it’s OK to make a career change, and it’s more common than you probably think. However, it’s still a big decision that takes a lot of consideration. Before putting a career change into action, you should evaluate your current situation. What are the issues? What do you like? Does your career need a complete makeover or are you just searching for new [...]

8 06, 2021

How to Streamline the Hiring Process
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How to Streamline the Hiring Process

All About Recruiters, General News, How To, Services

How to Streamline the Hiring Process

jobs2021-06-08T08:50:35-04:00Categories: All About Recruiters, General News, How To, Services|Tags: career blog, effective hiring, employee, employer, Hiring, hiring manager, job hunt, job search, phone screen, Recruiter, resume, streamline, streamline hiring process|0 Comments

Job seekers aren’t the only ones who feel the pain of long and tedious hiring processes. Employers deal with their share of stress, posting numerous job descriptions, reading through piles of resumes, and scheduling dozens of interviews. Especially when hiring multiple positions or roles at a time, having an effective system can eliminate a lot of stress. There are a handful of steps you can implement in your hiring process to make things run not only smoother but faster. […]

3 06, 2021

Incentivize Your Workforce
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Incentivize Your Workforce

Awards and Recognition, How To, Job Efficiency

Incentivize Your Workforce

jobs2021-06-14T10:00:41-04:00Categories: Awards and Recognition, How To, Job Efficiency|Tags: advice, career advice, career blog, compensation, employee, employee satisfaction, employer, incentives, incentivize, management, recognition, workforce|0 Comments

Driving productivity is probably something on the agenda of every manager right now. And with a modern workforce, come modern methods to do so. Incentivizing employees is something happening within more and more companies, and it’s paying off. While some may fear that their money will go to waste, the exact opposite is happening. Companies who incentivize their workforce are seeing higher profits AND higher productivity from their staff. There is a multitude of ways to do this, from employee recognition programs to compensation-based incentives. Check out these ideas and implement incentives for your team. Productivity will be sure to [...]

1 06, 2021

Common Job-Hunting Mistakes
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Common Job-Hunting Mistakes

General Job Search Advice, Motivation, Resources for Job Seekers

Common Job-Hunting Mistakes

jobs2021-06-01T11:53:36-04:00Categories: General Job Search Advice, Motivation, Resources for Job Seekers|Tags: advice, career blog, common mistakes, employer, interview, interviewee, job hunt, job search, job search advice, job seeker, mistake, questions, tips|0 Comments

There’s no question about it. job hunting can be a long, tedious and frustrating process. There’s a good chance that you’ll face some bumps in the road along the way. However, knowing the most common mistakes that job-seekers tend to make, can save you a lot of valuable time-and stress. Regardless of whether you’re looking for your first job, stuck in a job you hate, have recently become unemployed, or are looking for a career change, everyone makes mistakes. Unfortunately, even the smallest error could make or break your chances of landing a job so beware of these common mistakes. [...]

27 05, 2021

Criticism in the Workplace
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Criticism in the Workplace

Behind the Scenes, How to Survive the '9-5'

Criticism in the Workplace

jobs2021-05-27T09:23:30-04:00Categories: Behind the Scenes, How to Survive the '9-5'|Tags: advice, blog, career, criticism, employee, employer, review, work, workplace|0 Comments

No matter how hard you work, everyone will face criticism at some point in their work day. You may be lacking in some responsibilities, or a colleague may disagree with your approach. Whatever the reason for it, a good employee should know how to deal with criticism at work. Firstly, it’s important to recognize that most workplace critiques are intended constructively, not maliciously. Given this, it’s crucial not to react emotionally. We’ll begin by discussing the best way to respond to criticism, and how to determine if it is constructive or not. […]

15 05, 2021

Why being a Proactive Employee Matters
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Why being a Proactive Employee Matters

How to Survive the '9-5', Job Efficiency, Uncategorized

Why being a Proactive Employee Matters

jobs2021-06-03T10:42:09-04:00Categories: How to Survive the '9-5', Job Efficiency, Uncategorized|Tags: career, career blog, employee, job advice, motivation, proactive, work, workplace|0 Comments

You may have seen job descriptions that are looking for a ‘self-motivated’ person, or someone who is a real ‘go-getter’. While the latter isn’t the most professional term, both of these descriptors find their way into job descriptions. So what are companies using this lingo really looking for? They want a proactive worker. Read on below for more reasons why people with this quality are in demand by employers. […]

6 05, 2021

Resume Gaps: Fighting the Battle
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Resume Gaps: Fighting the Battle

General Job Search Advice, Resumes & Cover Letters

Resume Gaps: Fighting the Battle

jobs2021-05-06T11:35:01-04:00Categories: General Job Search Advice, Resumes & Cover Letters|Tags: advice, blog, career, career advice, employer, Hiring, interview questions, new job, Recruiters, resume, tips, workplace|0 Comments

Explaining an employment gap in your resume can be extremely challenging. It’s something that may raise flags to employers, so you will almost always be questioned about it. Whatever the reason for your absence from the workforce, a potential employer will typically want an explanation. While a gap in employment isn’t great to have on your resume, it’s certainly not a deal-breaker. It’s just important that you approach it correctly, and we’ll explain the best way below. […]

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