Finding a job overseas can be an exciting and challenging experience. It can offer you the opportunity to explore new cultures, learn new skills, and gain valuable work experience. However, the process of finding a job overseas can be daunting, especially if you have never worked outside your home country. In this blog post, we… [Read More]
Finding a Remote Job
Finding a remote job is becoming increasingly popular in today’s world. Remote work allows individuals to work from anywhere in the world, as long as they have a stable internet connection. In this blog post, we’ll cover some tips on how to find a remote job. Determine Your Skills and Interests The first step to… [Read More]
Diversity in Hiring
Diversity in hiring has become an increasingly important topic in recent years. Companies that prioritize diversity in their hiring process not only create a more inclusive workplace but also reap benefits in terms of innovation, creativity, and increased profitability. However, achieving diversity in hiring is easier said than done. In this blog post, we will… [Read More]
Artificial Intelligence in Hiring
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly developing field that is revolutionizing many industries. One area that has seen significant growth in the use of AI is hiring. With the rise of big data and the increasing importance of finding the right candidates for job positions, AI is becoming an indispensable tool for recruiters and employers…. [Read More]
Jobseeker’s Guide to a Confidential Job Search Part 3
Here Are Some “Dos” for a Confidential Job Search Do be careful who you tell.If you tell anyone you’re looking for a new job, let them know you’re looking for a job in confidence. Be especially careful about telling co-workers, as a colleague might accidentally let it slip that you’re searching for a new job… [Read More]
Jobseeker’s Guide to a Confidential Job Search Part 2
Other Don’ts To Consider in a Confidential Job Search Don’t attend job fairs.One jobseeker reviewed the roster of participating employers at a job fair and didn’t see his company listed. However, as he made the rounds of the booths, his current boss spotted him, leading to an awkward conversation and his departure from the company… [Read More]
Jobseeker’s Guide to a Confidential Job Search Part 1
One of the best times to look for a new job is when you already have a job. Currently-employed jobseekers are perceived to be more desirable by some hiring managers than unemployed jobseekers. Some companies even state in their job postings “Must be currently employed,” although some states have banned that practice in recent years…. [Read More]
You resigned. You were given a counter offer. Now what?
Breaking up is hard to do. To gear up for the fateful day, the “dumper” usually plays the scenario over and over in his or her mind until the perfect break up line is found; a line that has the right balance of honesty and diplomacy. The dumper’s vision usually ends smoothly, without complications, and… [Read More]
The Jobseeker’s Guide to Pre-Employment Testing Part 1
We just wrapped up our series on Personality/Career Assessments…we will now look at pre-employment testing over the next several weeks and how you can prepare yourself. If you are a new graduate entering the workforce — or an experienced professional who is considering a job change — you might be surprised when you’re asked to… [Read More]
10 Tips for Success In Your Job Search
Most people have never been taught how to find a job. However, research shows that the average worker only spends 4 years in a job — and you’ll have as many as 12-15 jobs over the course of your career. Here are 10 things every jobseeker can do to be successful in your job search…. [Read More]
