An exit interview serves as a way to gain feedback from employees who are leaving, and this can be invaluable in helping to improve the working environment.
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If you operate a company or own one, you might have the final say on hiring decisions. You may also be a hiring manager working for a particular business. Either way, you wield a lot of power.That’s exciting, but it’s also a serious responsibility. Since you’re the one who might look over resumes, interview people,
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As an employer, if you have a company fleet, chances are at some point you will be confronted with an accident with one or more of your drivers. Knowing how to handle this can help the situation be easier to manage. Having your employees clear on their responsibilities in the event of a road traffic
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When you’re applying for a job, one of the very first things your potential employers are going to see about you, before even getting to meet you in person, is your resume. In fact, your resume is a very important document which may make or break your chances of getting hired for the job. Employers
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In this post, I share useful tips on how to create a winning video resume, what to cover in the script, and how to produce a quality video.
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It’s safe to say that the recent conditions across the globe have changed the way businesses and individuals operate on a day-to-day basis. People have left office luxuries like tablet holders and standing desks behind for the safety of their home offices – some of which, sadly, simply aren’t upto the task of supporting their body
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