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6 Ways Employers Can Help Remote Employees be More Productive

FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestPrintemail  by Molly Barnes, Digital Nomad Life How productive are remote workers? You might think that working from home would discourage or impede productivity, but an April 2021 study showed the opposite to be true: It found that the increase in remote work during the pandemic is expected to boost U.S. productivity by 5%, mostly […]

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Three Big Mistakes That Could Land Your HR Department in Hot Water

FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestPrintemailEveryone makes mistakes – but not all mistakes are created equal. Especially in human resources, some oversights can be disastrous. Today, we are going to go over three of the most egregious transgressions in this industry. Avoid these at all costs – and ignore them only at your own peril.  Your human resources department has […]

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5 Reasons Candidates Reject a Job Offer After a Remote Interview

FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestPrintemailIntroduction: As a recruiter, the chances are that you spend a fair amount of time interviewing many candidates for a job. But what happens when you settle on the perfect candidate, offer them a job, but they end up rejecting a job offer? Rejection can be disappointing. But more than that, you might feel like […]

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How to Conduct a Behavioral Interview

FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestPrintemailBy Jennifer C. Zamecki Have you ever wondered, while interviewing a candidate, how will you suspend your own personal biases during the interview?  Well, if you have, you might want to read on and learn how to do just that. Behavioral interviewing is a relatively new mode of job interviewing.  Employers such as AT&T and […]

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Generation Z: The Next Generation to Enter the Workforce

FacebookTwitterLinkedinPinterestPrintemailThe oldest members of Generation Z (b. 1996-2012) are now in college and beginning to enter the workforce. While they share some of the values and views of Millennials, they are also distinct in many ways. Gen Z grew up in a post-9/11 world and experienced an economic recession. They watched parents, aunts, and uncles […]