Resumes have gone through a significant evolution in the last fifty years. What was once a simple listing of your previous experience has become much more focused on accomplishments and skills. So what are the current resume trends, and how can you update your resume to give yourself the best chance of getting that call… Read more »
The entire working world turned upside down in early 2020. Companies that never dreamed of providing remote work had to pivot quickly, and many employees now find that work-from-home is what they prefer. While you may enjoy working from home, being in person has some benefits. More companies are expecting workers to return to the… Read more »
With the rise of inflation, many Americans find their dollar doesn’t stretch as far today. Employers can make an impact by providing a living wage to their team. What is a living wage, and how is it calculated? Here is a formula for determining wages in the DFW-Arlington area for the various available positions and… Read more »
The latest generation to hit the scene is Generation Z. This addition to the workforce is just beginning to graduate from college and look for jobs. Moving forward, companies will need to be prepared to add Gen Z in the workplace as they take the place of the aging millennial cohort, the oldest of which… Read more »
There was a time when a resume gap was a red flag for employers. But this should have never been a barrier to employment. Coming out of the pandemic and uncertain job market for two years, many very qualified candidates might have a gap in their resumes. Here is how to fairly evaluate a candidate… Read more »
A job reference can make or break your chances of landing a job. Most employers will contact your references to determine if you’ll be an excellent fit for their job and company culture. There are several common reference mistakes job seekers make during the process. When looking for your next job, make sure you’re getting… Read more »
Workplace stress is the leading cause of conditions like heart disease and stroke. Providing a safe environment for your team is as important as productivity. How can you make your workplace less stressful? Here is how to recognize the common causes of stress and implement strategies to make your team’s job less stressful, so they… Read more »
The urge to quit can sometimes be overwhelming. Sometimes a job isn’t what we think it will be, or it changes over time to no longer match our career goals. When things don’t go as expected, we’re frustrated by managers or coworkers, or we’re burned out, just walking away can seem like a very appealing… Read more »
It’s a challenging market for finding top talent. There are more open jobs today than job seekers, so where do you find your next employees? Are you exploring all avenues for talent, or are you returning to the same well repeatedly? Consider sources of talent that others may be missing. Let’s take a closer look.… Read more »
Professionals need to have strong writing skills to succeed. Writing isn’t just about formal letters anymore; we communicate via email and text every day. The place you showcase your writing skills to a potential employer is with your resume and cover letter. After that, every piece of correspondence you send will be evaluated, even after… Read more »
