Employers, High Desert Jobs
When filling hourly and entry-level positions, it may be more beneficial to your company to lower your requirements and even consider candidates with zero experience in your industry. This may sound antithetical to your perceived notions of how to build a solid...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
There’s often an emphasis on seeking higher pay when moving up in your career. But unless you’re getting a major increase, an increase in pay doesn’t automatically mean a better job. To truly be happy in a new position you need to consider the...
Employers, High Desert Jobs
Younger hires are less concerned with monetary gain than previous generations. Their desires lie more in gaining new skills and gaining meaningful experiences early in their careers. If your company usually takes on summer interns, one thing you can do to attract...
Employers, High Desert Jobs, Human Resources, Workplace Morale
With more job opportunities than the American workforce has seen in a long time, companies stuck in their old ways are experiencing problems with job retention. The employers who are changing with the times are leading the way with benefits that should, honestly, be...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
Americans spend, on average, 40 hours a week at work—that’s not including commute time. While work is necessary for living, nobody wants to feel like they’re living to work. If work is making you miserable and you’re looking for greener pastures,...
Employees, High Desert Jobs, Job Searching
When was the last time you actually took a two-week vacation? The culture around taking time off has gotten worse and worse in America, but thankfully, things are changing. Salary and benefits used to be the only thing people worried about when looking for a good job,...