Rejection happens… Even to the best of us. You spent all this time and energy detailing your resume, applying for the job, interviewing with the company, and you were rejected. So now what? Here are a few tips on dealing with rejection and how to make a come-back that will make the employer who turned… Read more »

Every employee will experience some type of stress at some point throughout their career. Stress has been directly linked to an employee’s performance in the workplace, but also has effects on their home life. Excessive and prolonged stress leads to a state of emotional, mental, and physical exhaustion, called “BURNOUT”!  Burnout reduces productivity, causes you… Read more »

​A job interview should be just as much of an interview for you of the company as it is for your interviewer of you. The job position may seem like a great fit for you on paper, but it’s important to use your interview to determine if the company is the right match for you…. Read more »

Congratulations on the new job offer you’ve accepted! This is a big step and you’re very excited about your new position at a new company – now it’s time to tell your boss. They may be happy for you, understanding, angry, shocked, or even offer you a counter offer. Now, before you accept your shiny… Read more »

You’ve read every blog on interview tips and still feel like you’re missing something. We’ve put together some advice from our recruiters to help fill in those missing pieces – just for you.   Research the company. – Understand their business and what makes them unique. – Know their product/culture – Look at the background… Read more »

It’s no secret the job market is competitive. We have the ability to search and find 100s of jobs with the touch of a few buttons on a computer – this also means recruiters and employers have 100s of applicants and resumes to file through. Creating a resume that stands out and highlights you above… Read more »

Are you stuck in that awkward time period where you’ve applied for a job and still haven’t heard back from the company? This waiting period is sometimes worse than being turned down. Or what about the time period after your interview and waiting to hear back from your interviewer? When it’s time to shift from… Read more »

Writing a resume is a difficult task. What does the employer want to see on your resume? Should you include all of your previous jobs? What do you write in your summary statement? A resume is an interview, before the interview. Your chance of landing the job interview relies on a (preferably) single-page paper about… Read more »

Did you know working with a recruiter is like picking up the advance to start and collect $200 card in Monopoly? A recruiter will not hand you $200 but they will help you skip ahead a few steps in your job search. Recruiters have connections to companies that you don’t, and with these connections could… Read more »