Don’t Look Past These 4 Types of Super Star Employees

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When applicants come in looking to land a job at your company, it is often difficult to know just how much value they’ll add to your organization. However, certain people make the decision to offer them a job pretty easily. There are a few types of people your company should always be hiring. These folks… Read more »

The Up-Side to “Job Hopping”

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In past generations, workers were expected to stay in the same job for 10, 20 or 30 years, and not doing so was seen as being “unable to hold down a job.” But these days, with workforce downsizings and changing job markets around the country, workers are forgiven for having a few jobs over the… Read more »

5 Tips to Hiring Success in Logistics

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When it comes to the field of logistics, hiring managers need to make decisions based on more than just the standard HR metrics. They need to investigate and understand how logistics professionals do their job on a day-to-day basis. Taking a “Big Picture” approach to logistics means a better chance that each hiring decision will… 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 »

Cornerstone’s Arizona Branch Shows How Much They Care

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Arizona may be famous for its warm weather, but Cornerstone’s caring staff are making their mark with their warm hearts! These staffing pros take the time out of their day to attend conferences, make donations and improve the lives of the communities around them. Where can you find these generous staffing pros?   ‘ Friends… Read more »

Stop Catering Your Manufacturing Workplace to One Specific Generation

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From baby boomers to Gen Xers and millennials, today’s manufacturing workplace includes three generations with different sets of values and expectations. If you want to maximize productivity, you should have a workplace that speaks to all three. Being a well-established workforce, baby boomers are the most likely to be in a manufacturing workplace they are… Read more »

Interview Jitters? Use These 5 Tips to Overcome Them!

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Congratulations! You’ve done the hard work of getting the attention of a company with your resume and cover letter, and now you’ve been invited to come in for a sit-down interview. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be difficult to shake off feelings of nervousness or apprehension. Almost everyone has doubts about their ability to perform 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 Spot a Bad Candidate – Before They Become a Bad Hire!

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Bad hires can be costly – by some estimates, draining tens of thousands of dollars from a company for each failed candidate. For this reason, hiring managers need to be good at detecting the type of job candidates who look fantastic on paper, but bomb once they get into a position. Fortunately there are some… Read more »