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There’s no better way to sum up your career than with the perfect resume. If you craft it right, it’ll earn you an interview and help land you that job. Resumes should show off your skills and accomplishments, match your qualifications to the employer’s requirements, and highlight your experiences and training. What shouldn’t be included… Read more »
Working in construction starts with developing the right attitude and the resilience to tackle the job. The hardworking attitude that makes you a successful laborer will help you drive through the process of finding your next construction opportunity in Idaho or Utah. Before getting into the job market, you need to have the right resume,… Read more »
You’re a perfect fit for the position, you nailed the interview, and now you’re just waiting to hear back. And waiting. And waiting. Even two days can seem like an eternity! It’s important to follow up and check in, but you want to do so without being a pest. How soon should you do it?… Read more »
Today’s workplace is changing constantly. Job descriptions are shifting, the ideal candidate is evolving, and the competition’s skills are increasing. Instead of manufacturers or corporations employing workers for their entire careers, we now have a world where companies’ employment needs are always changing and so are the qualifications and experiences of the job seekers. It’s… Read more »
Finding a new job can be stressful, but that stress can be minimized with the help of a staffing company. They’re experts on matching the right candidate to the right job and have access to new opportunities you can’t find on your own. They coach you through the whole experience and give you the best… Read more »
When you’re applying for a new job, you want to prove you’re the top candidate, and one of the best ways to do that is to show you’ve mastered the skills required for the job and you’re an inspiring, effective leader. Your resume and your interviews are the keys to doing that. The words you… Read more »
Repetitive strain injuries are caused when a person’s movements are forced, awkward, or repetitive. This often happens when we type or use a mouse to type. When we use our fingers and hands in such small motor activities, the tendons, muscles and nerves in our forearms, shoulders, neck and hands are more likely to get… Read more »
Many people stay at a job too long, until the feelings get stale or they even feel animosity towards their company or co-workers. This can be a tricky situation to navigate. You might want to sever ties with everyone you know there, but those people might be helpful later on. They could be valuable references… Read more »
Automation and advances in technology are inevitable, presenting two options: you can surrender your career to it, or you can adapt and be prepared for coming changes. The working world is no longer suited for people who’ve trained in a single skill. Technology changes, demand changes, jobs change, and some jobs even disappear. Here’s how… Read more »
Though many people don’t mind working the night shift, businesses need employees around the clock and there are financial benefits to working outside first shift. Even for workers who enjoy it, third-shift work takes a toll on your body – and has the potential to affect your immune system, energy levels, internal clock and digestion.… Read more »