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Writing Job Descriptions that Lead to Better Hires
A job description is usually one of the first things a prospective candidate reads when learning about an open position. A well-written description weeds out
Use Onboarding to Gain a Competitive Advantage
Onboarding: A Competitive Advantage “Onboarding is not a nice-to-have, but rather a need-to-have.” — Kevin Martin, research director at Human Capital Management Few people would
Tackling the Manufacturing Industry Skill Dilemma
8 In today’s manufacturing industry there’s an immediate need for highly skilled and highly educated workers who can develop creative ideas, solve complex problems, and
3 Fast & Easy Company Potluck Dishes
Company potlucks can be a great way to connect with coworkers in a relaxed setting, but the prep can be stressful. Deciding what to
Body Language: What your body is telling the person interviewing you
Body Language During a job interview, applicants are speaking volumes before they say one word. Our appearance is the first thing that employers evaluate. There’s
5 Mistakes People Make at Job Fairs
Attending a job fair is an extremely efficient way to job search. You have access to dozens of potential employers and can get some face
How to Adopt Neurodiversity in the Workplace
How to Adopt Neurodiversity in the Workplace By Janine Milne Diversity has ratcheted up the boardroom agenda as companies increasingly recognize the potential that a
First Impression: Do they matter?
How to Make a Good First Impression? First impressions matter. While future interactions can correct impressions or add information, the first impression sticks. When someone
A Case for Celebrating Life’s Biggest Moments at Work
A Case for Celebrating Life’s Biggest Moments at Work By Sarah Payne Someone once told me that in life everything seems to stay the same
Tackling the Manufacturing Industry’s Skills Dilemma
Tackling the Manufacturing Industry’s Skills Dilemma By Charles Coy There’s a critical skills gap in the manufacturing industry today–over the next 10 years, new employees