Maneuvering Your Job Search Through COVID-19

Job Search Through COVID-19 Recruiter Myths

Right now times are very uncertain, very stressful and even a bit frightening. The COVID-19 outbreak has not only caused a health crisis but an economic crisis, as well. In a matter of days, millions of people found themselves suddenly out of work. Millions more are weeks or even days away from losing their jobs,… Read More »

Forklift Safety Tips That Could Save Your Life!

Forklift Safety Tips

Because forklifts weigh at least 9,000 pounds, they’re extremely dangerous. Forklifts can move at 18 miles per hour, have one set of brakes, and are hard to stop. Since the weight of a forklift is unevenly distributed, it’s more difficult to drive and operate than a vehicle. Making mistakes while operating a forklift can lead… Read More »

3 Red Flags That Your Talent Might Quit Soon

employee turnover

As a manager, employee turnover is one of your top concerns. Because of the cost of hiring, onboarding, training, lost productivity, and business errors are high, you need to be prepared for when staff members decide to leave. Here are three red flags that indicate your talent might soon quit. Your Talent Often Is Absent… Read More »

10 Essential Shoes and Boots for Warehouse Employees: Safety and Comfort First

Safety Shoes for Warehouse Employees

Working in a warehouse is a demanding job that requires both safety and comfort. One key factor that significantly contributes to your performance and well-being is your choice of footwear. When it comes to safety shoes for warehouse employees, the right shoes or boots can keep you protected and at ease during long shifts. Considering… Read More »

Don’t Just Get Lucky, Create a Recruiting Strategy

Craft a winning team with a powerful recruiting strategy. Uncover essential tips for attracting top talent and building success.

When your company needs to acquire talent, you have three options: buy, build, or borrow. When you buy talent, you hire an employee. When you build talent, you cross-train an employee to assume different responsibilities. When you borrow talent, you bring a consultant aboard to complete work. Having a blend of these three types of… Read More »

Discreet Ways to Check-in on Your Employee’s Mental Health

Employee Mental Health

The mental health of employees can affect your organization in multiple ways. In fact, mental health issues themselves can have such wildly diverse symptoms that they can be hard to identify. But an employee who becomes highly depressed or anxious can be both less productive in output and challenged as a member of a team,… Read More »

How to Recover from Being Late to an Interview

Bounce back gracefully after interview lateness. Discover strategies to recover from being late to an interview.

Even if you’re the most organized person, you may encounter circumstances that make you late for an interview. You might miss your train, get lost, or have to deal with a sick child. Because your tardiness may influence your chances of being offered a job, you need to know how to recover if this happens.… Read More »

6 Management Mistakes You’re Overlooking

Management Mistakes You're Overlooking

As a manager, your responsibilities keep you busy. In many cases, you may be so busy completing your tasks that you forget to focus on important areas of your job. Perhaps you don’t openly communicate with your team, know what motivates individual members, or lead by example. If so, you want to be aware of… Read More »

Enough Is Enough: 4 Tips for Firing an Employee Properly

Tips for Firing an Employee Properly

It’s never pleasant to fire an employee. It’s never pleasant to have an employee who needs to be terminated, as the process can be challenging. But we all know that occasionally, employees do need to be fired, or your business can suffer. Managers and business owners need to be sure that underperforming employees are terminated… Read More »