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Tag Archives: Employment
Common Interview Questions and Answers: Part 1
There are a lot of questions that recruiters ask during an interview, but there are a few that are common and asked by almost all of them. My plan for this series is to give you the most common questions … Continue reading
Help! We Aren’t Getting The Talent We Need
Have you heard this before? It usually comes from managers that post job after job but never really get the talent they need. Well, there is a reason for that, and it requires you to take a good look at … Continue reading
Posted in Recruiting
Tagged Employment, Facebook, Job Growth, LinkedIn, Recruitment, Work–life balance
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The Value of HR
This is an excerpt from a conversation I had with a friend of mine over some beers after work one day. Me, “So let me get this straight. Your company does over $100m in sales, with over 250 full-time employees, … Continue reading
Posted in HR Stuff, You've got to be kidding me!
Tagged Business, Company, Employment, Human resources, Organization, Recruitment
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From Military To Corporate World
I have a tremendous amount of respect for our military. I have friends and family that have selflessly served to protect our country and way of life. As a Recruiter, nothing makes me happier than helping someone transition from military … Continue reading
Sometimes You Just Need A Change
I am truly blessed. I’ve had a wonderful career in the staffing industry for over 18 years. Eleven of those years have been with the same great company. Sometimes, when you are in a position too long, you start to … Continue reading
Posted in HR Stuff
Tagged Business, Employment, Human resources, Limited liability company, Recruiter, Recruitment
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Three Sure Fire Ways to Tick Off Your Recruiter
I love recruiting! It’s an incredibly rewarding profession as I get to help a lot of people find their next career. Over the years, I’ve had great candidates and some not so great. I decided to dedicate this blog to … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for the Job Seeker, Recruiting
Tagged Employment, Hiring, interviewing, Job hunting, Job interview
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Did You Get Fired? So What?
It happens to everyone at some point in their life. In fact, I don’t know anyone in my circles that hasn’t been fired at least once in their career and I talk to tons of people on a regular basis … Continue reading
Cover Letters or Cover Ups?
“Do I really need a cover letter?” I get asked this question all the time and my answer is always the same. It depends. A well crafted cover letter can be a great introduction to you and your experiences towards … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for the Job Seeker
Tagged Cover letter, Employment, job hunt, Résumé, Resumes and Portfolios
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References, Worth It Or Not?
I don’t know what all the steps of your hiring process are, but I’ll bet there is a spot for checking applicant references. My question is why do we do it? The idea of reference checking is by all … Continue reading
The Power of a Thank You Note
So you just finished an interview, now what? Follow up with a thank you note! It sounds so simple but you’d be surprised how difficult it is. So difficult that according to CareerBuilder, only one-third of candidates actually follow-up after … Continue reading
Posted in Advice for the Job Seeker
Tagged CareerBuilder, Employment, Etiquette, Interview, Job interview
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