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20 Dec

Posted at 23:59h in Employer Tips, hiring, Best Practices, trends, recruiting, recruiting trends, Recruiting Tips, staffing trends
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In 2024, the staffing and recruiting industry is expected to undergo significant changes amidst several key staffing trends. The events of 2023 have shown that this industry is evolving and breaking away from traditional norms. Both business leaders and workers are now faced with the question of what the future holds for staffing. The upcoming trends in talent acquisition and management will shape how we approach staffing. This includes seeing staffing agencies as more than just service providers, but as architects of success. Additionally, the power of generative AI will have a transformative impact. This year will also focus on HR technologies, flexible working options, upskilling, and preparing for potential industry changes. As we approach the end of 2023 and...

30 Aug

Posted at 22:54h in Employer Tips, Career Tips, Best Practices, trends, Interview, recruiting, recruiting trends, Recruiting Tips
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Are you a recruiter, recruiting professional, or hiring manager and have trouble with conducting successful virtual interviews with potential candidates? We get it. Since the pandemic, virtual interviews have become the new trend in the professional world, and they are changing the way we connect with potential candidates. To make sure you don't miss out on top-tier talent, we have created a 7-point checklist just for you. This ultimate guide of online interview techniques will help you navigate the digital landscape and conduct seamless and successful virtual interviews. From optimizing your technical setup to perfecting your communication style, we have all the tips and tricks you need. Join us and discover strategies that will streamline your virtual job interview...

04 Mar

Posted at 03:00h in Temporary Jobs, Employer Tips, Career Tips, Best Practices, small business, career growth, work habits, work culture
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In today's working world, being in a hybrid or remote working environment has become more normal than before the pandemic that rocked the world. As more states in the country begin to roll back their coronavirus guidelines and open up their offices again, the big question remains: will employees WANT to return to the office? Studies and statistics have shown that remote workers are more productive than those who work at the office. The elimination of certain aspects has allowed employees to show good production when working at home in their respective remote teams. What about the managers, though? Managers have had arguably the toughest time adjusting to the work from home lifestyle, as their managerial style has truly been...

23 Feb

Posted at 17:36h in Career Tips, Best Practices, Business Consulting
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With so much communication being done over email and chat, it is imperative to use these tools to communicate clearly and effectively. Whether you are job seeking, in the position of your dreams, or running a successful business you should know how to pen the perfect professional email. We’re sharing four details below that make up a professional email. Spell check, then check again. The worst thing is sending off a professional email to a potential employer, a client or your new boss that is riddled with spelling errors. Especially now that we have tools and spell check in all of our email platforms. Make sure that your spellcheck is turned on- many platforms have an option to check all...

10 Feb

Posted at 23:21h in Career Tips, Best Practices, work habits, trends, work culture
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The global pandemic brought on by the coronavirus known as COVID-19 caused many companies to have to resort to remote work to be able to keep their doors open. For most workers, the initial concept of working from home sounded ideal. More time with family and children, a comfortable setting, a better balance of work-home life, and a more flexible schedule. Having remote workers has even shown to be beneficial for most businesses in the United States. According to one study, companies that allow remote work experience 25% less employee turnover than companies that do not allow it. However, with time came the challenges of working from home. Working in a remote setting can make things a bit too comfortable,...

02 Dec

Posted at 23:54h in Temporary Jobs, Employer Tips, Best Practices, Business Planning, small business
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Customer service jobs can be some of the most challenging positions to fill for business owners. Customer service industry careers also some of the most critical jobs when it pertains to being able to compete effectively in a given market when providing a service or product. A good customer service experience can be a large deciding factor of whether or not a consumer returns to them or suggests their services to other potential customers. Finding quality customer service employees in today's present market is turning out to be a big challenge for companies, including some of our own clients. We hear a lot of stories from business owners and hiring managers that have issues finding qualified candidates. This blog...

31 Aug

Posted at 10:00h in Career Tips, Best Practices, career growth, work habits, work culture
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Whether you’ve recently joined a new team, started a new position or just want to be the best team player in your office- we know that it takes tips, time and practice to excel at being a team player. Regardless of what type of team you work in: remote, in the same office, with a dozen other people or with one other person, it will not only benefit your but your teammates as well when you make yourself a top team player. That’s why we’ve provided the following suggestions to take your team player game to A+ level.     Celebrate Other’s Success  Show your peers that you value them and their work by celebrating it! There are various ways to show others that you celebrate and champion their good work. Did that particular...

23 Jun

Posted at 22:07h in Career Tips, small business, work habits
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[vc_row css_animation="" row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" angled_section="no" text_align="left" background_image_as_pattern="without_pattern"][vc_column][vc_column_text]Whether you’ve been working for decades or just a few months, you’ve heard the buzzword productivity in your work life. We believe in equipping you with the tools and resources to stay empowered and productive. Read on for our tried-and-true tips to increase your productivity in the workspace. Delegate One of the easiest ways to increase your productivity if you work in a team is to delegate the work out. Not only does delegation help you stay focused, it also gives you the opportunity to let team members work on parts of projects that they excel at and can grow in. Efficient delegation is key to continual productivity within your work. Have the right tools Software...

20 Apr

Posted at 11:00h in Best Practices, Earth day
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Earth Day is April 22nd. We hope you take some time today, wherever you are, to enjoy and appreciate our earth! This day serves as a reminder to care for our world. There are many steps we can take to tend to our earth and keep it as healthy as possible. As so many of us are continuing to work from home, we’ve put together a list of ways we can practice sustainability throughout our work days.     Reduce gas emissions. If you are working from home, you’re likely not in a car commuting every day. Congratulations! You’ve help eliminate some of your carbon footprint. But, much of our carbon footprint can still be found with our routines and practices as we work from home.   Make your...

15 Dec

Posted at 21:08h in Temporary Jobs, Employer Tips, Best Practices
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Whether you’ve had to pivot to remote work during this past year, or you have worked a remote schedule for years, prioritizing your day’s schedule, breaks and continuing to build team spirit will help immensely to keep motivated and you on top of your work. Take a break – everyday. Have you ever been so focused on a project that you look at the clock and wonder where you day has gone? Regardless of if you are in an office or working remotely, taking periodic breaks, to take your eyes off of your computer, stretch, eat or get outside will help you to continue to balance your work. Additionally, did you know that 45% of remote workers take less than an...

24 Nov

Posted at 21:09h in Employer Tips, Career Tips, Best Practices
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  As we continue to work remotely, many of us from makeshift offices, more people are becoming comfortable with the “relaxed” atmosphere of working from home. As staffing professionals, who, day in and day out conduct interviews and facilitate meetings for our valued clients and talented candidates, we are here to remind you of our favorite best practices for video calls and conferences to ensure you look sharp and professional, at least from the waist up! Location, location, location. Regardless of the type of meeting you are in, it is crucial to find a quiet space that is well lite and free of distractions. As we continue to work from less-than ideal offices with, perhaps, less-than ideal backgrounds, we can utilize tools...