5 Steps to Make a Smooth Transition to Your New Career

So, you’re ready to make a career change, but you’re not sure how to do it. Following these 5 steps will help you be prepared to put your best foot forward! Have a Focus Before making a career change, make sure a change is what you want. Taking the time to truly dissect new options,… Read More »

How To Make The First Week At A New Job Less Awkward

Settling into a new position takes time. You may forget where the fax machine is or which Jessica was in charge of the marketing department. Only time will change the fact that you are “the new kid.” However, there are ways to smooth out the onboarding process and make yourself more comfortable in your new… Read More »

Why It’s So Important To Have Friends At Work

In a time where we work more than ever (47 hours per week, on average), Americans have to find a way to stay happy and engaged throughout the workweek. Spending the majority of your day miserable and alone is a recipe for depression and employee burnout. Avoid dreading going to work every day and increase… Read More »

What Machine Operators Need on Their Resumes

Have you ever wondered, as a machine operator, what exactly employers are looking for on your resume? It’s not as basic as some might think. Here are some of the qualities that employers look for in the perfect machine operator’s resume. Experience This information should be prominently featured on your resume. Employers want to know… Read More »

Late to Work? How to Fix This Nasty Habit

No matter if you are an hourly or salaried employee, showing up to work on time matters. Coming in late affects your professional image and tarnishes your reputation at work. If you are the boss, then your tardiness will send the message to your employees that work isn’t very important to you. Start your day right… Read More »

Five Tips to Ace Your Next Interview

Interviews are intimidating. A well-prepared interviewee has less cause for anxiety and apprehension going into the meeting and will likely perform better as a result of that preparation. Consider the top five starter tips for interviewees: Arrive Early Why punctuality matters: Interviewers are looking for someone who shows initiative and enthusiasm for the position as… Read More »

How Can I Be Noticed at a Job Fair?

As soon as you hear about a job fair you should find out which companies will be attending and begin researching the companies, putting them in two columns: one, those in which you are very interested or are interested in learning more about; and two, those in which you have no interest. Once you have… Read More »

What Should You Bring to a Job Interview

Preparation is the key to a successful job interview. It is your chance to prove to the employer that you are the best person for the job. Of course you should dress appropriately and research the company before your interview, but what you bring may very well be what tips the scale in your favor.… Read More »

Why a Temporary Position May Be Right for You

America’s staffing companies hire more than 14 million temporary and contract employees in a year, according to Staffing Industry Analysts (SIA). Temporary positions are becoming increasingly common. They are available in nearly all industries and positions. They can be full-time or part-time. They may need you for a day, or several years. Temporary positions can… Read More »

What to Know About a Company Before an Interview

You have one chance to impress a potential employer, and that is during your interview. Usually, one of the first questions asked by the employer is, “what do you know about our company?” A little research prior to the interview will not only make you stand out among the other candidates but will also give… Read More »