Working from home (WFH) and working in the office (ITO) is a blended workforce strategy that is here to stay. Employers know that keeping an eye on their workers is sometimes key to driving results. The long-held fear was that employees that work from home would see a decrease in performance, morale, and other things. [...]
For the last few years, not every business jumped into the mobile workforce. Many were certain that their work could not be done remotely or that employees couldn't handle remote work. During the coronavirus pandemic, no one was given a choice. Businesses were told to connect employees remotely or close up shop completely. So, they [...]
Staffing agencies earn their fees in one of two common ways. They charge a flat fee or a percentage of the new hire's starting salary. Although flat rates may be unheard of in the HR industry, percentages give recruiters more incentive to succeed when they search for candidates with higher salaries. In this blog post, [...]
The holidays could be the most successful time of year for job seekers; some Decembers see more new hires than the more typical "job search" month of January.
As a professional recruiter, I’ve spent decades matching candidates’ salary goals with employers’ salary budgets.
Whether you have years of professional experience, or are just applying for an entry-level position, going to an interview can be daunting. You may have the education or skills, but you want to make sure that they translate well during the interview process.
