Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
Questions to Ask at Your Job Interview At the end of every job interview comes a crucial opportunity: when they give you, the interviewee, the chance to ask questions. Many candidates pass up that opportunity, relieved that the hard part’s over, but they’re missing a...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Human Resources, Workplace Safety
Workplace safety is absolutely essential for any organization. Accidents and injuries can be really costly. If an employee gets hurt, it can also be a huge setback for your team’s morale, not to mention bad for your company’s reputation. Prospective job seekers will...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
Job hunting is never fun, even when the job market is hot. Staying positive is the best way to push forward and eventually land the job of your dreams. Here are a few tips for keeping your confidence up during a long job hunt. Focus on What You Can Control Job...
Employers, High Desert Jobs
As employers continue to cope with talent shortages caused by “The Great Resignation,” they’re increasingly looking at new recruiting tools and techniques to gain a competitive advantage. Some of these cutting-edge ideas focus on technology; others take a fresh look...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Workplace Safety
We often offer tips on how to prevent injuries in the Workplace Safety section of our blog. But sometimes, despite your best efforts, injuries do occur. In these situations, it’s important to know how to handle the immediate aftermath of the incident. Here are eight...
Employees, High Desert Jobs
Checking candidates’ references used to be a given. But, although the vast majority of hiring managers still do it (87%, according to a survey by the Society for Human Resource Management), some recruiters are growing weary of the practice. Between the current talent...