Beware that Pandemic Fatigue Doesn’t Push You into New Job Remorse
What happens when your new job doesn’t live up to your expectations? Three days into it and you’re already dreading heading to work. Sounds like you’re a victim of new job remorse.
Expanding the Talent Pool at the Screening Stage
As recruitment professionals, we hear this every day: “We have too many openings and not enough qualified talent to fill our needs!” Yet there are people out there. CNBC.com recently reported there are about 1 million more job openings than available people. That translates to approximately 8.6 million Americans considered to be “out of […]
High Expectations and the Low Ball Job Offer
Price-sensitive companies are sticking tight to budgets, but keeping their wish lists high. They want to hire the qualified candidate who can offer them the best return on their investment and are flexing their pocketbooks with less frequency than they did in years past. They want great talent, but at bargain prices.
SHRM-LI 29th Annual Conference – Review, Comments and Takeaways
Virtual events have become the norm; however, I have always been there in person representing my company at our booth and I knew this would not be like past years
COVID19 UPDATE
The health and safety of our colleagues, employees, contract talent and our clients is LLoyd’s first priority. We want to reaffirm our commitment to staying in touch with all members of our business community with respect to COVID19.
The Death of the Resume?
Resumes no longer offer an accurate picture of the candidate. Employers want a sense of who the individual actually is and resumes have limitations.