Do you think your employee incentives are no longer effective? There are only so many personalized awards that one person can have on their desk. Exclusive parking, additional days off, and bonuses are great, but the unexpected reward can really pack a positive punch. Consider these five exciting perks to offer your top performers. On-Site Stress… Read more »
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Have a Customer Service Job Offer On the Table? Consider These Facts!
There is a lot to consider before accepting a job offer, but the clock starts ticking down as soon as you get the call from the potential employer. If you don’t jump at the job, they may offer it to someone else. But if you act too quickly, you could miss out on other opportunities… Read more »
How to Tell When It’s Not a Workforce Problem…It’s a Management Problem
They say that the definition of insanity is doing the same things over and over again and expecting different results. The same has proven true in the workplace. Sometimes what we perceive as the issue isn’t the issue at all. When your workforce continues to have problems that appear unsolvable, it may be time to… Read more »
Are You Making These Major Data Entry Cover Letter Mistakes?
Applying for your next job in data entry requires a lot of attention to detail. Why? Because data entry is a job entirely reliant on attention to detail, and that is exactly what a hiring manager is looking for in a candidate. If your cover letter lacks this specific aspect, it may be difficult to… Read more »
“What Makes You Right for This Customer Service Job?”
Before you go for that next customer service interview, it is important to create a strategy for answering the potential employer’s questions the right way. This doesn’t mean only saying what they want to hear, but instead, knowing how to position your experience to increase their interest level in you as a candidate. There are… Read more »
Interview Follow Up – What are the Rules
One of the biggest mistakes job seekers make is not following up after an interview. It can be intimidating if you don’t know the rules or proper etiquette. However, following up can mean the difference between employment and a continuing job search. Here are a few things you can consider when you’re following up after… Read more »