Searching for a new job—for the first time or a mid-career change—might leave you with your head spinning. It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to see how technology has changed the pace—and process—of business. No segment of the business world has remained unchanged; every job is touched—for better or worse—by a flood of new gadgets, software andContinue reading “The Evolution of the Recruitment Consultant [Infographic]”
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Facebook Tops For Job Seekers [Infographic]
More Job Seekers Use Facebook to Find Work than LinkedIn, Twitter LinkedIn may the choice for professionals and Twitter may be gaining popularity, but Facebook is still the king of social media for job seekers, a new study shows. In 2012, 88 percent of job seekers have at least one social media profile, according toContinue reading “Facebook Tops For Job Seekers [Infographic]”
CERN Sees Surge in Job Applicants After Going Social
The Geneva-based nuclear research facility says it has seen the number of applicants for typical jobs grow from 30 to 50 to over 500 during the last 12 months. From ComputerWeekly.com: CERN, the research facility and location of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), has become the newest symbol of the huge impact of social mediaContinue reading “CERN Sees Surge in Job Applicants After Going Social”
Top Ten: Legal Tips for Hospitality HR
In this litigious society, the hospitality industry—perhaps more than any other segment—has been the subject of numerous lawsuits, both frivolous and legitimate. For small business owners and HR professionals, changes in the legal landscape mean that you need constant vigilance to protect your company and stay out of court. Although nothing can replace formal legalContinue reading “Top Ten: Legal Tips for Hospitality HR”
Online Access Creates "Perpetual Job Seekers"
A Majority of Full-time Workers Regularly Search for New Job Opportunities; Half of Workers Say They Just Have a Job, Not a Career Few will argue that social media has not a substantial impact on business, but one shift may not be visible to the casual observer. Regular online access has now created a group ofContinue reading “Online Access Creates "Perpetual Job Seekers"”
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