The Celebrity Staff blog offers advice and tips for employers with job seekers in the administrative, management, and legal fields.
I sat down with my friend who started a new job this week working from home. I heard her voice many concerns, challenges, and also many positive outlooks on the situation. After our conversation and thinking about my interactions with candidates on a daily basis, I came up with a few tips on starting your career from your home.
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*Insert stat about the number of layoffs over the last 2, 3, 4 months* How about we skip past the specifics, because who really wants to see more negative things?
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It’s no secret that being the new guy at work can be both stressful and nerve wracking. Everyone already has their cliques and it can be difficult to break into an existing office culture. I’ve been the new guy at work too many times to count…
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In times of crisis, such as the current COVID-19 pandemic, some companies temporarily close their doors to limit social distancing and adjust to the lack of in-person business; others are putting off hiring until things get back to normal.
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There are some important things to avoid when you’ve made the decision to leave your current job. Handling a resignation poorly impacts your co-workers the most.
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Nobody likes to get ‘negative’ feedback. You come into work with the goal to do one thing: your job. To have your supervisor, manager, or boss tell you that you are doing a less than superior job can be devastating.
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Senior Lincoln Recruiter Jill Warren discusses the benefits of working with a staffing company and common misconceptions that hold people back from utilizing the resource.
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I had lunch today with an employee on the last day of her two week notice. We were joined by
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Senior Omaha Account Manager Jessica Howes sheds light on best practices to utilize when communicating with Recruiters on Linkedin.
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Dear New College Grad, Your future is looking bright! You spent an insane amount of time and money on your
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