The Key Differentiators That Define a Great Candidate

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The good news is, there was a great response to your most recent job posting. Candidates are submitting resumes left, right, and center, and there’s a pile of cover letters just waiting to be reviewed. The bad news is, there’s a pile of cover letters waiting to be reviewed. After a while, they might all […]

Creating a Workable Budget Based On Your Paychecks

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Money in, money out. It seems like a simple concept, but it’s incredibly complex! You might know how much money you will make every pay period, and how much you bring home, but do you pay close attention to how that money’s spent? Or do you find yourself pinching pennies and cutting corners in the […]

Hiring Based on Business Strategy Instead of Job Title

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Where do you want to be next year? In five years? In ten? While these are common questions to ask during the interview process with new candidates, they are also worth contemplating when it comes to expanding your company. Instead of focusing on adding more high-level titles, or adding to your leadership ranks, look at […]

Organizing Your Finances in 6 Easy Steps

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It’s been a long, trying year — almost two of them! — and maybe your finances aren’t in the strongest place. The bills keep coming in and the bank accounts are looking a little tight to keep pace. Feeling the pressure is common and understandable, but don’t lose hope! There are easy ways to get […]

Fatigue: 5 Reasons it is one of the Top Hazards in the Workplace

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Ever been bone-tired, waiting for your next rest? That’s fatigue. You may be feeling it because of personal reasons or if you’re feeling overworked. Avoiding fatigue is essential, which is why proper rest can really help you come to work each day at 100%. Anytime you are experiencing drowsiness, fatigue is the mental and physical […]

What to Wear to a Light Industrial Interview

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  You submit an updated resume, you passed the phone screen, and it’s time to make your in-person first impression. Professionalism depends on presenting your best self, and half of that comes from your appearance. Not only do you want to show you know what to wear, but you’ll also feel confident dressing the part. […]

The 3 Most Important Traits Not To Overlook in Your Candidates

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  Hiring is never easy. When you’re in the boss’ chair, you know how challenging it can be to locate a pool of great applicants and assess their true potential in a role. Hiring and retaining great workers is a challenge, but doing it right saves you so much time in the long run. To […]

Saving Tips for Beginners: How to Get it Right When Joining the Workforce

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  Are you new to budgeting, but looking to make the most out of your paycheck? Beginning in the workforce can be challenging, as you review taxes paid and revenue earned. Davis Staffing, a top temporary staffing firm based in Chicago, will talk you through the best saving tips for those just starting out. Pay […]

How to Tell If Your Candidate is As Ambitious as They Say They Are

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Interviewing can be challenging – you can get a qualified resume but watch someone totally flop when in-person. Or you find that a candidate seems like a good fit for the role, but they did not meet expectations. Interviews are based on perception, not execution, so you’ll have to put in the extra work if […]

Make the Most of Your Paycheck as a Temporary Employee

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Working in flux can leave you with questions about when to expect your money, what each paycheck will hold, and how to create a good spending plan so you can pay your bills. Many temporary workers struggle with budgeting, so you’re not alone. Fluctuations in wages are no excuse to avoid budgeting entirely. It’s up […]