New Blood, New Potential: Welcoming the Next Generation of Real Estate Leaders
Members of the Millennial Generation, usually defined as those born between 1976 and 2001, now make up more than a third of the U.S. workforce,...Read More
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More than Another Sheet of Paper – Your resume deserves a fresh approach
Today's executives seeking new talent can reach thousands of potential candidates online, run background checks in seconds and track down former colleagues anywhere in the...Read More
The Most Important Career Skills You Didn’t Study in College
A recent study exposed a huge gap in the expectations of employers and entry-level job candidates when it comes to the characteristics they value in...Read More
Should I Tweet the Boss? Business Communication in the Digital Age
Hiring managers aren't just looking for solid interpersonal aptitude and an error-free cover letter anymore. Today, the "communication skills" so valued by employers also extend...Read More
What to Say About Pay: Sharing Salary Information With Prospective Employers Makes More Sense Than You Might Think
It's a situation I've come across several times in my recruiting practice: A company will ask a promising candidate for his or her current salary,...Read More
I’ll Be Doing What Now? How a Thorough Job Description Can Make or Break a Candidate Search
There are a lot of boilerplate documents lurking in the files of personnel departments – disclosures, government forms, workplace policies – but job descriptions shouldn't...Read More
Big Data or Big Mistake? How a Personal Approach to Recruiting Can Beat Out Automated Screening
When it comes to creating a pool of potential job candidates, some employers think bigger is better. Large companies will often make use of their...Read More
Motivation or Qualifications? How Passion is Often More Important Than Credentials
We've all worked with "that guy." The one with the impressive degree. The one with a long list of respected companies in his past. The...Read More
On The Subject of Objectives: Summarizing Who You Are and What You Do at the Top of the Resume
Think of it as an elevator pitch. The "objective" on your resume likely represents the first 50 words you'll present to a potential employer. You...Read More