Employers who are interviewing are embarking on an opportunity to make candidates want to work for their company. If the candidates have a good interviewing experience and do not get the job, they will still refer their friends.
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The Celebrity Staff blog offers advice and tips for employers with job seekers in the administrative, management, and legal fields.
Employers who are interviewing are embarking on an opportunity to make candidates want to work for their company. If the candidates have a good interviewing experience and do not get the job, they will still refer their friends.
Continue reading »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.
Continue reading »Omaha Account Manager Jonathan Miller talks to jobseekers about the right way to leave an opportunity before you take on the next.
Continue reading »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.
Continue reading »Senior Omaha Account Manager Jessica Howes sheds light on best practices to utilize when communicating with Recruiters on Linkedin.
Continue reading »Celebrity Staff Recruiting Manager Kristi Elet reflects on major takeaways from her transition into management.
Continue reading »However, for the returning employee, this can be a difficult time. They’re tired, stressed, and getting very little sleep. They may not like the way they look, and they probably haven’t worn “real” clothes in weeks. If they’re like me, they spent the first day drive to work crying, feeling guilty, and already missing their baby. But now, they’re expected to walk in the door and get back to work.
Continue reading »I get it. You need to hire someone, can’t find them on your own, the jobs been open for two, four, eight weeks now and now turn to a staffing company as a last resort and want to know price, makes sense.Before looking at what a staffing service may cost, you should first explore the expenses you already have as part of the equation.
Continue reading »I am asked this question almost daily, “What do you do all day in your job” etc. My short version answer to that is; I am engaged with people 100% of the day whether that is clients, job seekers or internal co-workers. I am connecting with people daily and helping them succeed whether that is by understanding their goals and finding the perfect career path or speaking with employers to find the best possible talent and culture match for their team.
Continue reading »An Escape From Work I recently returned from a “bucket list” trip to Nashville. My husband and I escaped Omaha
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