CEO Steve Drexel Shares Employment Commentary for August 2016

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  As an Economist and seasoned staffing industry professional, I’m regularly asked to participate in a number of monthly surveys and discussions that predict key elements of the next Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (“BLS”) press release describing The Employment Situation.  The next release revealing August’s statistics will be out on Friday, September 2nd (typically the… Read more »

The Value of Having a Mentor in a Sales Career

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  Invaluable to the salesperson starting out their career, a mentor is one person who you can trust to guide you and help you to cultivate your career. What sets a mentor apart from others in your network is their long-term commitment as well as a deep-seated interest in seeing you succeed. For instance, someone… Read more »

Tips for Building Leadership in a Call Center Setting

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  You might fancy yourself a leader of men and women, and even have a position of authority, but simply having confidence and a title won’t always lead to your ideas getting traction with your team. In order to get people to follow your lead, you need to exhibit the qualities of a leader. People… Read more »

4 Tips for Transportation Workplace Leaders

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Good leadership can be hard to describe, but easy to spot. This is not any different in the transportation industry, where good leadership can sometimes feel hard to find. Put most simply: Good leaders make hard decisions and can rally people to a cause. However, being able to do these things isn’t so simple. In… Read more »

4 Questions to Ask Yourself Before You Accept Your Next Position

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Some job opportunities are so enticing and offer such a great fit for your personality that you don’t have any doubt about whether or not to accept a job offer. However, those offers are few and far between, and more often, you must seriously consider if you should take a job offer or look for… Read more »

How to Give Your Manufacturing Workplace a Spring Cleaning

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Springtime means spring cleaning, and at home that means cleaning out the closets or mopping the kitchen. However, in the workplace, spring cleaning means clearing out the clutter to set your business up for success in the year ahead. Workplace clutter is more than just a nuisance. It can lead to forgotten appointments, missed deadlines,… Read more »

Team Conflicts? Use These 5 Fool-Proof Methods to Overcome Them

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Even though people typically come into work to get along and be productive – sadly, the workplace can sometimes devolve into a classic episode of The Jerry Springer Show. Conflict is unavoidable and good leaders must not shrink from it. Instead, they must address team conflicts in ways that produce and effective and long-lasting outcomes…. Read more »

Read This Before You Accept a Job Offer!

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You’ve crafted a great resume. You’ve scoured the Internet for the latest job opportunities. You’ve interviewed well, and now an employer has made you a job offer. Congratulations! This is the position so many job seekers want to be in. The thing is, not all job offers are the same. Some employers will put you… Read more »

Cornerstone Staffing Solutions Completes Acquisitions of The Wyckoff Group and Valtech Services

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Cornerstone Staffing Solutions has completed two key acquisitions: New Jersey-based The Wyckoff Group and Dallas, TX-based Valtech Services. Cornerstone Staffing Solutions, Inc., a $100+ million staffing firm with offices now in California, Nevada, Michigan, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Texas.  The Wyckoff Group, with branch operations in Shrewsbury, Spotswood and Lakewood, provides Administrative & Clerical,… Read more »

How to Create a New Company Culture in the New Year

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Popularized by the vibrant tech startup community in Silicon Valley, a loose and driven company culture seems to be all the rage these days. More than just an excuse to have fun around the office, a great company culture can be used to attract top talent, and many employees, millennials in particular, say they would… Read more »