My best advice when it comes to managing your career is to think of it as your own business. By shifting your approach, a new perspective of ownership emerges.
In recent years, the “ban the box” initiative has made quite a splash amongst HR professionals. But, it isn’t just convictions that are getting banned.
Consider how your own body language is interpreted in an interview setting. Bad body language can be interpreted in a variety of negative ways.
Most people aren’t “born leaders.” Yet many talented HR professionals find themselves facing leadership challenges as a result of being promoted based on work quality, personal potential, and length of service.
While there are many considerations when moving, make sure you do your due diligence by understanding your schedule, income, and growth potential. If you’re interested in pursuing a role in HR or payroll in the Columbus-region, we’re here to help!
I recently watched a video about not staying in a job for years when you recognize that it might not be a good fit. Staying in a job you hate to make your resume look better isn’t a good idea, but are the first 90 days (or less) enough time to assess a new payroll or HR job?
You’ve outgrown your role and/or patience with your situation or supervisor. Whatever the reason, the result is you’re looking for your way out. Time to dust off the resume, rekindle those connections and hit the job boards.
As much as many people hate interviewing for an HR or payroll position, the process and the questions are necessary. Ironically, as much as some people hate being asked questions, there is also a big contingent of HR professionals that hates asking them. Or they’re just awful at asking questions.
Many candidates think adding artistic elements, therefore, creating an infographic resume, will help them attract attention. Some love this type of resume, while the majority of recruiters and many hiring managers hate them.
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