Many people are afraid to “get their hands dirty” and those people may not realize that working a blue collar job may actually be more beneficial…
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Category: Job Seekers
Valentine’s Day Tips for Your Next Interview
This time of year it’s always the same thing – everywhere you turn you see some form of pink or red, hearts, chocolates, flowers, and cutesy Valentine’s Day cards. This holiday is about showing love and appreciation to the people you care about.
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Can It Wait? Can You? Is It the End of the World?
How many times have you found yourself irritated at a driver in front of you for driving the speed limit? How many times have you gotten impatient with a waiter or waitress at a restaurant? How many times have you been frustrated with a coworker for not getting something right away?
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Workplace Lessons You Can Learn From Watching the TV Show Survivor
What is Survivor all about? Well, the theme of the show is to OUTWIT – OUTPLAY – OUTLAST. For those who don’t know, Survivor is a reality competition/strategy show that has been on since 1997. In each season, 16 to 20 contestants/castaways are marooned in an isolated location, where they must provide food, water, fire, and shelter for themselves…
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Having a Healthy and Happy Team for 2020 through Team Bonding
You wake up, make breakfast, head to work, work, go to lunch, work, and then head home to eat and get ready for the next day to do it all over again. This monotonous routine can become very draining and wear on people causing discord within the work force.
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How to Land a Job in 2020
Know what you’re good at and look for a job that will allow your skills to shine. You may be looking in the wrong places if you’re only looking at job title. Find a job that aligns with your skill set and your goals, not just the title.
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The Do’s & Don’ts for Your Reference Choices
Any job you apply for, it’s likely they will ask for a few professional references. It would be a mistake to assume the company isn’t going to call them. The majority of the time the information your references provide the employer will make or break you landing the job. Here are some dos and don’ts when it comes to references.
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How to Find an Engineering Recruiter
So you have decided it is the right time to find a new job and you have started to network a little. There are some questions you might be asking yourself. When is the right time to consider reaching out to a recruiter? How many recruiters should I work with?
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Career Tips You Need to Hear
Having a career and having a job are not one and the same thing. A job is a 9 to 5 thing that you do in order to provide yourself with resources for your day-to-day needs.
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Make Your Mark in Your New Job
Starting a new job? Congratulations! Now the real work begins. Here’s how to start off on the right foot.
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