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Experience is an unparalleled asset for many reasons. It indicates a level of commitment to one
Interviewing job candidates for open positions is a task required of most management professionals. And if you
The interview process can be more than a little bit uncomfortable for job seekers. Some HR personnel may make candidates feel nervous, unintentionally. However, most HR staff want prospects to feel welcome and at home. It
Sometimes the interview process can be long and arduous. Once you
Summer is a time when many businesses are booming and need a little (or a lot, as the case may be) extra help in the labor department. The problem is, your business isn't the only one looking to recruit the best, brightest, or most highly skilled summer laborers available. This means that there is a lot of competition for the most talented summer hires in the job market. Businesses are, for the first time in a long time, feeling the [...]
Things are looking brighter for Arizona
Young employees present a few unique challenges to the employers of today. They are unlike any other employees throughout history in their motivations and even in their work ethic. It isn't that they lack a work ethic, only that it's different than those of previous "generations". Gone is the era of the young work-a-holic over-achiever. The new generation of workers is dedicated but in a self-serving sort of manner. Once you understand what really motivates them, it will be much [...]
People like perks. It's a proven fact. They'll spend countless thousands of dollars in interest on a credit card to get a $200 perk or reward. With the same line of thought in mind, employees will take jobs that offer less money up front if the right perks are dangled in front of them as an incentive. The really great news for employers is that these perks do not necessarily need to be expensive perks for you to offer. Here [...]
It's a sad truth that there used to be a stigma against hiring the unemployed. It was thought that the unemployed job candidate had more weaknesses or deficiencies than someone that was gainfully employed. In other words, somehow being unemployed equated to being less valued in the eyes of recruiters. But in today's economy, that argument simply doesn't hold water. With the recession, massive company layoffs, and the highest unemployment rate seen in recent years, unemployment -- and quite often [...]