Congratulations — you’ve been offered the job! After searching for a new position, you’ve found just the right one and you’re excited about the company and the opportunity, but the money just isn’t quite what you hoped. The good news is, negotiating a salary is expected...
Here’s something you might not expect: Potential employers might ask you pandemic-related questions during your interview. There’s been so much said about people leaving jobs during COVID, for a variety of reasons, and to some extent the working world continues to evolve even two years after...
It might feel and seem a little old-fashioned, but writing a thank you note after an interview can really make a big difference to your potential new boss. It’s a small gesture to show appreciation and respect and it also shows that you value people’s time...
In July 2021, four million Americans quit their jobs. You may have been a part of this trend. The data shows that employees between the ages of 30 and 45 were driving these numbers. That’s because more mid-career executives are moving on to greener pastures....
The Washington Post laughingly says, "Workers are ghosting their employers like bad dates." We don't think it's funny, though—and you shouldn't, either. Some staffing firms say ghosting has risen to about 20% of their candidates. Why is ghosting now so common it's like a professional sporting event?...