Posts Categorized: Employer
4 Career-Changing Things You Should Know About Yourself
Even if you already have a job, you should be paying attention to your career. Careers are more than jobs. They are also about learning and growing as a person. The process of learning and growing comes with understanding who you are as a person and what you bring to the table. In order to…
Hate Your Job? Don’t Count Yourself Out
People who hate their jobs are more common than we might think. You might be one of them, sitting there reading this, thinking you’re ready to quit. You just can’t take it anymore. It’s the work, the co-workers, the boss, the company. Hold on. Before you make any permanent decisions to quit and make a…
What to Expect When Looking to Start a New Warehouse Job
The warehouse industry is always growing and is always searching for new workers. It isn’t because of high turnover or poor pay, either. Warehouse jobs are high-paying, labor-intensive jobs that require little experience to get started. Warehouse employees have plenty of room to grow, earn more, and get promoted. Interested in a warehouse job? Are…
How to Handle the Contrasting Personalities of Your Team
Every team will have a wide variety of personalities. Managing a diverse workforce effectively can be a boon for your business. However, failing to recognize the diversity in personalities of your team can certainly spell disaster if you aren’t careful. We’re here to help you manage your diverse team in a way that will make…
3 Ways to Handle a Good Employee With a Bad Attitude
Every place of work, at one time or another, has a good employee with a bad attitude. These troublesome cases are unique. In the case of an all-around poor worker with a poor attitude, it is simply a matter of discipline or termination. However, a foul-tempered worker who is good at their job is tough,…
How to Attract Highly Skilled Workers for Your Business
You want the best for your business. Naturally, you want the most-skilled, highly-qualified people to fill your open positions. However, in a competitive economy with many people looking for work, it isn’t easy. Let’s solve your hiring problems together and help you find highly skilled employees for your business. © pressmaster / Adobe Stock…
Beat The Summer Heat and Keep Your Employees Cool
In non-temperature controlled workplaces, summer can spell disaster for employee health and morale. If your employees are too exposed to the heat, even while indoors, it can result in serious illness or death. To make sure your operations are in tip-top shape, use these tips and help your employees beat the heat. © peterzayda…
Switching Job Assignments? Think About These 6 Things First
You are in the middle of switching job assignments. Hopefully you’re working through us to get that done for you. We also hope that both the job you finished and the job you’re starting are great fits for your lifestyle and for your career growth! When switching jobs, whether it’s moving from temp-to-temp, or perm-to-perm,…
Hiring Preparation Mistakes You Need to Avoid
As a business owner or manager, when you have an open position available at your company, you want to make sure you have everything squared away before you start searching for candidates. Inadequate preparation for the process can result in you hiring the wrong person. Before you even start looking for someone, you need to…
6 Tips for Improving the Workplace for Your Employees
One advantage of being a small business owner, or a manager of a small business, is being able to work with employees on a personal basis. However, in order to set yourself up for success, you need to consider how your workplace benefits your employees. Happy employees are more productive, stay longer at a company,…