Nov 17, 2011

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What to Wear to a Job Interview

what to wear to a job interviewThese days, it’s ridiculously tough to get a job. If you land an interview, it’s almost considered a blessing! Read on so you don’t blow a wonderful chance at a new job just because of some seemingly harmless dress choices.

- Be sure to wear something comfortable; nothing too tight, nothing too short. You’ll want to focus on the questions you’re going to be asked; not how to sit so you don’t rip your pants or keep having to pull your skirt down.

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Nov 9, 2011

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Why You Shouldn’t Use Your Gut Instinct for Hiring Staff

Using your intuition – Help or hindrance?

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Nov 8, 2011

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How to Maximize the Potential of Your Human Resources Department

Are you getting all that you possibly can out of your Human Resources Department? In order to answer that question you first need to define exactly what your expectations are for HR. Believe it or not, many business owners and site managers aren’t able to list all of the responsibilities either they or their predecessors have assigned to the team behind those glass doors. Sure, you know that they’re the folks who handle recruiting and job applicant tracking, but what else do they do? You know that you send employees there when they have benefits questions or complaints about supervisors and co-workers, but is that it? You might want to find out.

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Nov 7, 2011

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Hiring the Best People II

Locating Skilled Candidates

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Nov 6, 2011

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The American Jobs Act, Unemployment Discrimination and Employment Brand

Online recruiting organizations: Are you ready to stop hiding from candidates? You should be. Your brand depends on it.

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Apr 1, 2011

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Human Resources Are Most Valuable and Most Costly

Very often when a department or unit performs above average, especially during a business downturn, the employees may feel underappreciated and overwhelmed. What’s worse is that employers tend to refrain from discussing promotions and career paths during these times. After all, why talk about the future when it looks bleak?

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Mar 13, 2011

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If You’ve Ever Wanted to Try an Applicant Tracking System, There Is Still Hope

If a business or company has to sort through dozens or hundreds of applications in order to find the one that stands out, they are actually going to be wasting a large amount of time. Manual searching for applications is a thing of the past when you initialize an applicant tracking system. The applicant tracking system will not only sort applications, it will actually help to pick out the ones that are pertinent to what someone needs.

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Mar 11, 2011

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Campus Recruitment – Selecting The Fresh, Enthusiastic Pool Of Talent

“Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for; it is a thing to be achieved.” These lines by William J. Bryan truly hold their significance in today’s ‘recruitment’ scenario.

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Mar 8, 2011

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Customer Service In A Down Economy

Hiring the right employees to interact with your clients and customers is every company’s first step towards excellence. It is the fundamental HR solution for every company.

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Mar 6, 2011

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How to Retain Your Employees Effortlessly?

Good employees are the biggest asset of a company. While the CEO lay down the vision and direction, it still need the best staff to execute the plan. If the team of middle managers understand the requirement, goals and vision of the top management, they will able to communicate, engage and motivate the down line to act on it and produce the desired results.

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