Lloyd’s first program is “The Most In Demand Project Management Career Skills” and it will be offered as a complimentary online program to all LLoydEmployed associates on Friday June 18th from 12 noon to 2 pm.
We have a huge span of generations in the workplace. Baby Boomers to Zoomers (Gen Z) – those who prefer a business card to those who will only use a vCard. All should do better at trying to appreciate and value each other’s strengths rather than dissing their differences. We text too much and talk too little. We should be embracing the varied collective knowledge that can transform companies from good to great. Our workplaces replicate our lives and it’s the blend of new and old that help us find meaning and understanding.
A recruiter should never give a candidate false hope. If you don’t have an immediate opening/search that fits the individual’s skill set, you should let that person know. Be honest in how you can or cannot help them. Remember, as a recruiter your reputation is yours to establish and maintain!
I encourage companies to rethink their administrative functions to maximize skills, mobility, and the fluidity of the workforce; most importantly, to not allow gender pay gaps to widen as the EA role continues to evolve
It may be cliché, but getting a job is a job and requires a certain amount of discipline and motivation.
Don’t let your 2021 job search be like most new year’s resolutions – 80% fail by February.
