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Operates equipment used in broadcasts. Provides maintenance of equipment when necessary. May require an associate's degree or its equivalent, as well as 2-4 years of experience in the field or in a related area. Familiar with standard concepts, practices, and procedures within a particular field. Relies on limited experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals. Performs a variety of tasks. Works under general supervision; typically reports to a supervisor or manager. A certain degree of creativity and latitude is expected. view job details

The Broadcast Producer guides the development of standards to ensure production elements and assets reflect the brand or theme concept. Coordinates various aspects of production including script writing, editing, audio, camera work, and music. Being a Broadcast Producer oversees the work of production, creative, and support staff. Utilizes production techniques such as graphics, viewer pictures, or webcam interviews. In addition, Broadcast Producer may build show rundowns, write copy, select & pre-edit video. Requires a bachelor's degree. Typically reports to department head. Being a Broadcast... view job details

7 Skills to Become a Good Executive Assistant Skills to Become a Good Executive Assistant What does an executive assistant do? As an executive assistant, your role is to help your supervisor with daily tasks, such as replying to e-mails, controlling their schedule, coordinating meetings, and so on. But remember, an executive assistant is not a servant; they play an integral role as a strategic counselor for their supervisor, not simply do menial tasks anyone can do. Executive assistant duties are more complex. This position requires specific skills to make the best ... view article details

Some people have a long and winding road when it comes to their careers and finding happiness. They work several different jobs in various fields and spend years searching for the right fit.And then there's Sherali Najak.Najak is doing what he's wanted to do since the age of 15 -- producing a television show. He is the senior producer of live and remote broadcasts for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's esteemed Hockey Night in Canada, which is the equivalent to Monday Night Football in the United States. The show spotlights Saturday night NHL games for Canada's hockey obsessed fans, with ... view article details

Q. Two weeks ago I took a part-time job as an x-ray technician. In the classified ad the employer listed two positions available: x-ray technician and medical assistant. When I applied for the x-ray job, I was asked whether I was able to perform the duties of the other job, if needed. I said yes, I could and would help out if needed. Now I seem to be doing both jobs and the company isn't trying to fill the other position. I don't mind doing the work, because it enhances my skills, but I don't want to be taken advantage of. Should I address the situation now or bide my time? If they do not hire... view article details

In the mid 1990’s, people were talking about employment brands (EB). Mark Hornung, now the Director of Employment Branding at Teradata, was arguably the first. Throughout the 1990’s he helped very large organizations focus their recruiting efforts with professionalized messaging and audience targeting. In the past two decades, EB became a standard part of the Recruiting Department’s work. There is a direct relationship between the rise of review sites and the increased emphasis on EB. When Hornung began to evangelize the idea, the company could more or less control the message. Today, employe... view article details

They Didn't All Win Oscars, But These Work-Related Movies Hold a Special Place in Our Hearts And the Oscar Goes to... The nominees for this year's Academy Awards feature whimsy and fantasy, wartime adventures and family dramas. These movies may be praiseworthy, but they largely lack any perspective on the things that occupy most viewers' daily lives: impersonal cubicles, tedious commutes, the chances of promotion. We, therefore, have assembled an alternate list of deserving films that offers a peek into what it is to be a worker, striving for career advancement and negotiating all the hurdl... view article details

A salary comparison, also known as a wage comparison or pay comparison, is a comparison of the pay for two or more positions, either within your organization or outside of it. While many pay comparisons focus on the base salary, they can also include other pay elements as well, including bonuses and incentive pay vehicles. Performing a salary comparison using HR-reported market data is a critical step in the market pricing process. Whether you use data from traditional salary surveys or an aggregated source of pay data like CompAnalyst Market Data, comparing pay rates in the market can help yo... view blog & white papers details

Most job descriptions are written once and forgotten. The good ones get used–by recruiters, hiring managers, and candidates–long after they're posted. Job descriptions are the foundation of hiring. Done poorly, they can derail the process and create extra work. Done well, they clarify expectations, improve hiring efficiency, and help make decisions with confidence. In this guide, you will learn what a job description is, what to include, how to write a stronger one, what to avoid, and how a few common roles are typically written. Get the free checklist: Writing or updating a job description? U... view blog & white papers details

Companies know that benefits packages can make or break employee satisfaction. But with so many options out there, how can you craft a program that really resonates with your team? This article breaks down the essentials: listening to what your people want, benchmarking against competitors, getting leadership buy-in, communicating changes, and more. With the right strategic approach, you can design benefits that employees will be excited about and that will give your company an edge in attracting and retaining top talent. Whether you are looking to overhaul your offerings or give them a tune-u... view blog & white papers details

Finding notable talent is tougher than ever for businesses today. With unemployment rates at record lows, the war for talent is fierce. Companies need creative and innovative recruitment strategies to stand out from the crowd. This article shares ten outside-the-box ideas to take your hiring game to the next level. It covers everything from using employee referral programs to getting creative on social media. These proven tips will help attract top-notch candidates. With the right recruitment plan, a company can gain an edge over the competition. Read on to learn powerful ways to make the empl... view blog & white papers details

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just for sci-fi movies. These days, AI tools are transforming how people work and boosting productivity in ways no one ever thought possible. From churning out content to crunching data, AI assistants are like having a super-smart intern who never sleeps. But with diverse options out there, how do companies know which AI tools are worth their time? Are you Paying Fairly and Equally? Market price a job quickly with CompAnalyst® Price a job This article breaks down the top AI productivity tools that will take your business to the next level. Get ready to... view blog & white papers details