Our Top 4 Tips For Nailing The Perfect Interview
May 10, 2016Check out these tips for your next interview! ... Read More
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7 Tips For a Great Career Fair
January 26, 2016Career fairs can be a daunting environment, especially if it’s your first one. Don’t let a hectic environment cause you to miss out on great opportunities. We have some good tips to help you navigate your next job search. Bring Your Resume Print off multiple copies of your resume. You’ll ... Read More
How to Have a Healthy Relationship With Your Recruiter
November 20, 2015Working with a recruiter is exciting and an amazing opportunity for you to grow in your professional career. Being recruiters ourselves, we are thrilled when we find the perfect match between candidates and employers. However, in order for us to be able to find the perfect match for both candidates ... Read More
Clients! We’re here to help!
August 21, 2015One of the most important things in having an amazing company is having a team of employees! But how do you make sure that the employees you’re hiring are actually the right fit for your company. Here’s ways you can be sure to find excellent candidates! One of the ways ... Read More
Dress To Impress
April 29, 2015You’ve heard it before and you’ll hear it again: what you wear to an interview affects how the interviewers perceive you. It may seem like a basic rule of thumb, but as the times change, the rules change as well. Here’s how to stay up-to-date on what’s appropriate and what’s ... Read More
Questions for Your Interviewer
April 10, 2015It’s the hardest part of every interview – and unfortunately, it can make or break your chances. It’s the dreaded “And do you have any questions for us?” and it can be incredibly intimidating. The first secret to success is simple: You should always have a few questions stored in ... Read More
Listen Up, Grads!
March 19, 2015Post-graduate life can be incredibly stressful, as recent college graduates learn to navigate the ups and downs of “real life.” With the stresses of finding a place to live, meeting new people, and living independently, there is plenty to worry about without having to find a job. But the post-grad ... Read More
Dress For Success!
May 23, 2014Interviews are stressful, that is no surprise. There are many things to focus on before an interview such as staying calm, remember facts about yourself and the company, and impressing whoever is interviewing you. However, one majorly overlooked facet of the interview process is what to wear. We want to ... Read More
Difficult Interview Questions And How To Respond
February 13, 2014Prospective employers like to throw curve balls when asking interview questions to identify exactly how an individual’s thought process works, and also how they might respond to challenging situations. The key to staying calm during such questions is to anticipate what some of those questions might be. By doing so, ... Read More
Prepping for the New Year Job Search
December 23, 2013Prepping for the New Year Job Search Though the holidays are not the best time for finding a job, they are the best time for preparing your job search. You can get a step up on the competition and find a wonderful job opportunity while other job hunters are still ... Read More
Interviewing Tips
December 11, 2013You spent hours crafting the perfect resume and cover letter, searching, and applying for jobs. Your hard work has paid off, and now you have an interview scheduled with a prospective employer. You have researched the employer and prepared your outfit, but now what? Here are some of our tips ... Read More
Would You Hire You?
October 16, 2013You have made it past the phone interview, and now it’s time for the in-person interview with the head hiring manager. Your suit is back from the cleaners, you’ve rehearsed the tough questions, and you’ve researched the company until your brain was sore. What is your attitude, though? Are you ... Read More
Making Your Resume Shine
April 10, 2013As you can probably guess, the job market is very competitive right now. Employers get stacks of resumes every day and look at a resume an average of six seconds before deciding to toss it or not. Worried that yours might not make the cut? Here are some helpful ... Read More
Exercising Non-Verbal Communication Skills in a World of Technology
March 27, 2013Today’s technology has no doubt made a heavy impact on social interactions. Rather than call, we text or send a Facebook message. Instead of walk across the office, we use online chat or email. While all of these are examples of verbal communication, only the voice-to-voice and face-to-face ... Read More
Marketing 101 for Job Seekers
July 17, 2012Marketing n. The action or business of promoting and selling products or services Whether you realize it or not, when you’re searching for a new job, you’re a marketer – you’re promoting and selling a product (yourself) and services (your skills). Here are some practices successful marketing departments employ that ... Read More