Staffing Resources

4 Tips for Calming Your Nerves Before an Important Interview

December 19th, 2017

Searching for a new job causes many different and often conflicting emotions. After weeks of submitting applications, no moment is greater than when the follow up is received to schedule an interview. Immediately after that elation, however, comes the panic.   It’s easy to sell yourself on paper, but the face-to-face meeting makes or breaks […]

5 Questions You Should Never Ask a Potential Employer

December 5th, 2017

We’ve all been there during those last minutes of a job interview. After spending time answering questions, it’s your turn to learn more about your potential employer. As much as you want to ask about pay or vacation, it’s important to recognize this step is a crucial part of the interview and requires preparation.   […]

Delete! Delete! Delete! Tips on How to Clean Up Your Social Media Pages Before Starting Your Job Search

November 21st, 2017

When beginning the job search, there are a few basic steps we all take. We know it’s important to update our resumes and portfolios so they’re ready to present to potential employers. We have a few outfits lined up to wear to interviews and enhance our professional wardrobe if necessary. Sometimes during all the preparation, […]

Looking for Jobs Outside of Your Major? Make Sure You Apply These 3 Techniques

November 7th, 2017

Some students will graduate from college with jobs lined up perfect for their major, but for many in today’s world, that isn’t the case. In fact, more than 65 percent of college graduates don’t have careers lined up after school according to a recent study. While many factors cause this, the common thread is the […]

3 Tips for Finding the Right Resume Format for You

October 24th, 2017

When applying for a new job, your resume is often your first introduction to a potential employer. The impression it makes can either guarantee you an interview or send your application straight to the rejection pile. With that much pressure, the actual writing of a resume can be intimidating.   When you decide to do […]

5 Techniques to Help Boost Your Phone Interview Skills

October 10th, 2017

We’ve all heard you should smile while talking on the phone because it can improve your responses. Similarly, how you prepare for a phone interview can drastically affect how your potential employer on the other line sees you.   It’s tempting to treat this as less than an actual in-person interview. You might keep your […]

What Every Job Seeker Should Know About the Different Types of People They’ll Meet in an Interview

September 18th, 2017

Preparing for an interview can be nerve-wracking. You’re spending your time learning more about the company, rehearsing your answers and figuring out how to match your experience to your potential employer’s requirements. While we review almost every aspect of the interview dynamic, sometimes we don’t consider the actual personality of the person conducting the interview. […]

3 Easy Ways to Turn Your Temporary Position into a Full Time Job

September 4th, 2017

We all know the stress that goes into the job search. More and more, temporary employment agencies are being used by both candidates and employers to find the right fit for the job fast. In fact, a Forbes article reported a survey estimating that 60 percent of employers would start following the temporary employee trend […]

How to Make Your Previous, Boring Job Sound Appealing

August 21st, 2017

Talking about what excites you is simple. A passion swells up within you and you’re selling someone on your experiences without really trying. When interviewing for a new job, the hiring manager wants to see this kind of enthusiasm – but what do you if your old job was boring?   Find What You Loved […]

Leave it at the door! 4 Tips to Make Sure Stress from Work Doesn’t Follow You Home

August 7th, 2017

For many working Americans, the idea of “work/life balance” is synonymous with impossible. It’s a nice idea in theory but rarely executed well. In fact, almost 70% report they’re stressed about work and money. Even worse, most Americans feel they aren’t doing enough to manage their stress. Instead of letting stress get the best of […]