Employers, High Desert Jobs, Human Resources
How do you find the best job candidates for your business? At the start of the hiring process, you’re envisioning a candidate who has the perfect combination of skills, experience, personality and work ethic whose references all check out and whose personality matches...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Workplace fatigue is showing up in many industries across the U.S., and it’s responsible for poor job performance and more workplace accidents. Too many workers are not getting the recuperative sleep they need, and more and more of them are dealing with chronic...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Safety violations should always be taken seriously. There’s at least one in every crowd—someone who ignores the safety rules and does their own thing. They’ll say they don’t have time to enact your safety protocols. Or they don’t like the way the safety equipment...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
Workplace safety is dependent upon teamwork. This means solid communication, clear delegation of responsibilities, effective policies and procedures, and individuals who are committed to preventing risks and injuries. An unsafe workplace scares employees away,...
Employees, High Desert Jobs
Negotiating your salary isn’t easy and can even be scary. In fact, if you’re like most people, talking about money or asking for a raise or promotion can be really stressful. You don’t want to get turned down, seem unappreciative or offensive, or get caught in an...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
How Much Should You Be Following Up After an Interview? The job search process can be stressful. Each time you fill out an application, send in your resume or meet for an interview, it produces a little more anxiety, and you can’t wait to hear back. You want to know...