Posts tagged: Modesto Location

How Can You Make Every Hire Count?

The company with the best talent has the greatest chance of winning in today’s competitive marketplace. To successfully maintain that edge, you need a hiring process that focuses equally on the present and the future - and sets the highest possible standards of quality when deciding which candidates will join your team.Focus on Quality over [...] Read More

Is Your Job Search Too Aggressive?

Assertive, forward-thinking candidates are front and center on the radar screens of today’s hiring managers – and this certainly should be reflected in your job search behavior. Determination, follow-through and tenacity are strong, positive traits. But as you pursue a new opportunity, be careful not to cross the line between assertiveness and aggression.Focus on the [...] Read More

Explaining Your Work Experience with Numbers

Even job seekers with sterling track records and impeccable credentials will struggle to top the competition if they fail to effectively translate their achievements onto paper or into talking points for interview purposes.When it comes to getting your resume noticed or trouncing other candidates during interviews, numbers count.Show How Many, How Much and How OftenYour [...] Read More

What are the Best Hiring Managers Doing Differently?

Hiring the best person for the job is the most important decision made by a manager. Consider how much is resting on it in terms of productivity, morale and value added to your organization. Building a team with the right mix of talent takes significant time and energy, but it’s all worth it when you make [...] Read More

A New Year Brings New Job Search Trends

If you’re job searching in 2014, you are not alone. An astounding 83 percent of the North American working population is on the alert for new career opportunities this year, according to a recent report by industry experts at Right Management.To land your dream job, be sure you stay ahead of current search trends and [...] Read More

4 Tips for a Successful First Day at a New Job

It’s Day One at your new job. How do you start paving the way to winning trust and becoming a successful team member?Meet as Many People as You CanRelationship building starts with your first hello.Use your “elevator pitch.” Keep it short, confident and friendly. What do you want coworkers to remember about you? What do [...] Read More

Did You Meet Your 2013 Goals?

Fast away the old year passes … and while some New Year’s resolutions are meant to be broken, your business plan for 2014 does not fall into this category.The final few weeks of 2013 are a great time to examine what’s worked – or not – during the past 12 months and use this as [...] Read More

Staying Healthy This Winter

Shorter days, cooler temperatures and a harsher climate to deal with. And with that, the onslaught of colds, flus and related bugs. When you look at it that way, winter is not exactly a wonderland.But, despite these seasonal realities, winter can be an enjoyable and productive time – if you take the right steps to [...] Read More

Social Media: Are Your Hurting your Hiring Potential?

There’s a reason it’s called social media. Your postings on Facebook, LinkedIn, twitter and other online outlets are far from private. By their very nature, they’re easily searchable – and to a certain extent, you are what the Internet says about you.CareerBuilder recently reported that at least 40 percent of companies use social networking sites [...] Read More

Job Shadowing to Become a Better Coworker

Often associated with new hires, job shadowing can be equally valuable to current employees to provide a broader knowledge of various jobs and functions within their organization.Although job shadowing has proven its value to organizations of all sizes and scopes, the practice is commonly applied by only 31 percent of global corporations, according to recent [...] Read More