When looking for a job, it’s important to take advantage of every opportunity to make connections with people who are in positions to enhance the success of your search. After all, your likelihood of learning about (and ultimately landing) a
As mentioned in our September 16 blog, temporary workers often enjoy their jobs so much that they want to become full-time employees. Making this happen, of course, is never guaranteed; numerous factors can influence a person’s ability to get hired
Temporary jobs are the perfect solution for many individuals. The reasons, of course, can vary widely. Perhaps the schedule and hours fit well with a person’s daily commitments and routines. Maybe a worker prefers the versatility and flexibility that often
The most important thing to remember as you’re preparing for a job interview can be succinctly stated: You never get a second chance to make a first impression. When you meet an interviewer—regardless of whether it’s (let’s say) in-person at
There are many “givens” when being interviewed for employment—including everything from being on time to doing your background research on the company, dressing appropriately and staying positive. In addition, however, there are several personality traits that can help you stand
Whatever the state of the job market—and whatever stage of the interviewing process you might be in—it’s critical to make a good impression. Keep in mind that while employers are always seeking candidates who are confident, poised and motivated, they
There are many reasons you may feel the need to work on your confidence at work. Perhaps you’re in a position that requires skills you haven’t yet acquired, or you have less experience than your colleagues. Maybe you have a
There may be times in your career where you are asked to do something you don’t have the time to complete, you don’t know how to do, or you may not feel comfortable working on it. Rather than agree, it
Gossip in the workplace occurs no matter your industry, position, or experience. It can be detrimental to a team, affect your engagement, and make you dread going to work each day. Plus, it is a major waste of time and
It can be discouraging when you receive that “no.” It may have been your dream job, your number one option for new employment, or even just part of a long job hunt. It is easy to throw yourself a pity