What to Look for Before, During, and After an Interview
Despite its etiquette and formality, your interview can yield a wealth of information. The key to a successful interview is to bring some knowledge with you yet keep your eyes open for the intangibles, such as office culture and the staff's … Read more...
Reconnecting with Former Colleagues
How to reconnect with former colleagues with the intention of changing careers Read more...
Tips on Evaluating a Job Offer
Remember, you want an offer that matches your current employment status. A good starting point is to take the list of benefits from your current job and use them as a checklist for your new job. If you currently have short-term and … Read more...
Holiday Gift Giving in the Workplace
Do you have any holiday gift ideas for the office? Read more...
How to Prepare Your References
When asking people to serve as a reference, choose people who are unquestionably ready to offer a glowing report. If you won't be using them immediately, you should chose people that you would naturally keep in contact with as you move … Read more...
How Close to the Median Should I Be?
If you have several years of experience performing a job and not only are fully proficient, but also can direct and lead the work of others, then you might target your salary above the middle of the range. Read more...
How to Remember Your Coworkers Names
What is the best way for a new employee to remember the other employees' names? I will be starting a new job in a few weeks as the payroll manager so, of course, I have to get names down very quickly. I sometimes have a problem remembering … Read more...
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