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The Changing Face Of Competitive Pay

One of the biggest factors in terms of hiring qualified candidates is competitive pay. Especially in a candidate-driven market like that of the Dallas Fort Worth area, companies need to understand expectations and be able to work within the current salary framework. So how can you ensure that our pay rate will be competitive when… Read more »

How to Make Your LinkedIn Profile More Attractive to Recruiters

Do you ignore LinkedIn? This could be a big mistake in your job search and your career development. LinkedIn is the premier professional networking website, and recruiters, as well as employers, use it to find top talent. If you’re not on board, you could be left out. How can you improve your LinkedIn profile to… Read more »

Plan Ahead for Optimal Staffing

Are you planning ahead for optimal staffing? Often, hiring is reactionary. When you have a need, it must be filled immediately. But there is a lot to be said about creating a hiring strategy for the year ahead. Even if you can’t account for employee life changes and other scenarios that could affect your staff,… Read more »

Leveraging Job Rejection

Everyone’s had the experience. You apply for a job you think will be perfect and don’t get it. The disappointment is real, but it isn’t insurmountable. What you do after you’ve faced job rejection is what’s most important. How can you make the most of being turned down for a job you really wanted? Here… Read more »

The War for Talent in 2020, and What it Means for Your Business

The employment market in recent years has been leaning toward candidates. Employers are finding fewer talented people with their necessary skill set, and that is increasing competition for top talent. So how can employers win the war for talent in 2020, and what does it mean for your business? Here are a few steps you… Read more »

How to Show Your Manager You’re Ready for More Responsibility

Do you think you’re ready for more responsibility at work? How do you demonstrate to your manager that you want to take on more day-to-day? You can start by just asking, but you must be able to back up your requests with a strong reputation in the workplace. Here are some ways you can show… Read more »

Reveal key Soft Skills with These 12 Questions

When asked, managers all seem to agree that soft skills are essential for successful employees. But what are soft skills, and how do you know if your candidates have the right ones? Soft skills are those intangible personality traits that can be hard to put into words. They’re things like communication style, ability to organize,… Read more »

When You Want the Job, but Lack Experience

What happens when you see a job you’d love but don’t think you have quite the experience the company is looking for? Should you even apply? While many people believe that you should say no, there is a school of thought that says you should just go for it. However, the process by which you… Read more »

The New Face of Resumes, What to Expect This Year

Long gone are the days when resumes were simply a bulleted laundry list of skills and abilities. Today’s job seekers are changing the way they look for jobs, so employers need to change the way they evaluate candidates. Resumes certainly aren’t dead, but they have evolved. So what tired resume practices are dying off, and… Read more »

10 Easy Resolutions for job Seekers

Are you looking ahead to the new year with 2020 vision? There’s no better time than January to make your job search resolutions. If you want to find a new job, changing your approach might be the best solution. Here are ten new habits every job seeker should make in 2020. Build Your Personal Network… Read more »