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5 Questions Your Job Post Should Answer

5 Questions Your Job Post Should Answer

Your job postings can be an effective tool for recruiting the right candidates. Many companies, however, overlook the importance of a well-crafted job post. They simply copy and paste the job description into the job site (i.e, Indeed, Monster, etc.), and post the job. Although this is a quick way to get your job advertised, it may not yield the most effective results. There are a few things that you can do that will make your job posting more engaging and targeted toward the

Job Candidates - Don't Wast The Feedback!

Job Candidates - Don't Wast The Feedback!

It doesn’t matter where you are in your professional journey. You never outgrow the need for feedback. Whether positive, negative, constructive, or flat out misguided, the feedback you receive should not be wasted. Even if you take the feedback, really think it through, and determine that it’s not accurate, the period of honest introspection can be helpful. Feedback is valuable for everyone, but this article is focused on the positive impact it can have for those seeking empl

Overcoming the Interview Nerves

Overcoming the Interview Nerves

It seems to be a fairly common thing for people to be nervous before an interview. All of us know that being nervous doesn’t actually help, but it’s a hard thing to overcome. For those who struggle with confidence, interviews can be especially nerve-racking. The good thing is that there are some things that you can do to strengthen your confidence. Here are a couple practical tips for those job seekers out there: Prepare A lot of the nerves seem to come from uncertainty. When