People get fired from their jobs every day. It’s horrible; no doubt about it. But regardless of the circumstances, you need to learn from the experience, put it behind you, and move on. Your life – and your career – will go on. And a key part of your recovery is being ready to discuss [...]
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Within a job, nobody wants a poor review, especially when they're trying to do the best job possible. But you can actually use a negative review as an opportunity for growth if you give it the right spin, thus improving your performance and demonstrating it to your employer. Take criticism constructively. Your reaction to a [...]
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Getting a great new job isn’t easy, which is why PrideStaff Las Vegas dedicates a portion of our blog to career assistance. We know it can be discouraging to keep sending resumes and going on interviews, only to end up with a rejection letter. It’s our goal to provide you with information that helps you [...]
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The face of the job market continued to evolve in 2015, as baby boomers retired and millennials became the dominant workforce population segment. The number of part-time workers grew.The recession has been over for a while, and it has clearly left behind a new global employment picture. Where do you, as a job seeker, fit [...]
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Can you believe that 2016 is just a few weeks away? After the holiday season draws to a close, we’ll be started off to a brand new year. January is meant for New Year’s resolutions and fresh starts, so there’s no better time to relaunch your career. Whether you’re finally ready to transition into a [...]
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The U.S. and global labor markets continue to get back on track as 2015 winds down. It has been a year of cautious optimism following the crippling recession years of recent history. In October, 271,000 net new jobs were added across all U.S. industries. Notable in recent months was a rise in wages in an [...]
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With ongoing onslaughts of work emails, personal emails and multiple open browser windows, the workplace is becoming increasingly distracting. We’ve all experienced a colleague’s phone buzzing during a meeting or conversation, and it’s tough to get back on track following these digital distractions. According to a recent University of California study, there are typically only [...]
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Your cover letter is your introduction to your resume ... and to you as a candidate. It shows your interest in a position and makes a personal connection between who you are and why you’re the right person for the job. Use the following tips to strengthen your cover letter and land an interview. The [...]
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Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so there’s no better time to reflect on everything you’re grateful for this year. As a gainfully employed professional, you’re certainly pleased to be earning a paycheck, but think about the other aspects of your job for which you’re thankful. If you’re working for a company that deserves you, [...]
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"It's not what you know; it's who you know." This common saying holds true in many respects for job hunting, and it makes sense -- most people would rather hire someone they know or someone whom a mutual acquaintance can vouch for. In fact, it's how the majority of hiring occurs. And at a time [...]
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January 11, 2016
