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By Anonymous | Mon Jan 30, 2017
Category: Trends
The 2020 millennial-dominated workforce is just a few years away, yet most companies are taking a neutral, non-competitive approach to attracting and retaining Millennials. New data from the 2017 MRINetwork Millennial Hiring Trends Study, indicates that within the executive, managerial and professional sector, misconceptions about what is important to Millennials,...
By Anonymous | Thu Dec 29, 2016
Category: Certification, Columns, Education, Expert Advice
Across the land, individuals and organizations await the changes that 2017 has in store for them. Some were initiated at the ballot box in November and others---more personal in nature---will be instigated by resolutions that are typically made at the beginning of each New Year. There are also those time...
By Anonymous | Mon Dec 12, 2016
Category: Expert Advice, Legal
This December, salaried employees earning less than $47,476 will eligible for overtime pay when working more than 40 hours per week, under a U.S. Department of Labor ruling issued in May. At about double the current threshold of $23,660, this will make millions of workers eligible for overtime who have...
By Anonymous | Mon Dec 12, 2016
Category: Certification, Columns, Education, Expert Advice
Search and staffing professionals sometimes encounter individuals stressed out by their current employment and seeking a position that is consistent with their talents, one that is less demanding of their time. To be certain, being overworked is frequently cited by individuals attempting to change of occupational environments, but what if...
By Anonymous | Mon Dec 05, 2016
Category: Columns, Expert Advice, Motivational
Although I am proud of my bachelor’s degree and will forever be loyal to my Alma Mater, ultimately, nothing can compare to the letters of distinction my father bestowed upon me: my “B.D.” degree, which stands for “Butcher’s Daughter.” I earned my B.D. by spending hours seated across the butcher-block table...
By Anonymous | Wed Nov 30, 2016
Category: Expert Advice
In a recent presentation at Indeed Explore, I was surprised to hear in Mark Reilly’s presentation that outstanding performers, i.e. those in the top 1%, were often responsible for 4, 10 or even 25 times the output of average performers in any field. The presentation went on to help recruiters understand...
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