It’s graduation season! Congrats to all the recent college graduates and soon-to-be graduates. As you embark on the next chapter and start looking for a great role at a great company, imagine you’re in an interview, and the interviewer kicks off with the classic “Tell me about a time when…” scenario. We’ve all had those […]
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By: Bill Wednieski The moment you’ve been waiting for has finally come; you’ve been offered a new role! Now, comes the sucky part. You have to voluntarily resign from your current position, and the most amicable way to do so is with a resignation letter and giving proper notice. Not only does your resignation letter […]
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By: Anna Wierda In the realm of job hunting, your resume is often your first impression to potential employers. A well-crafted resume can open doors to new opportunities, while a poorly constructed one might harm your chances. Don’t jeopardize your chances, ensure your resume makes a positive impact with these tips. Personal information & file […]
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By: Rachel Williams As a dedicated recruiter, it pains me to see a skilled candidate receive a job offer that doesn’t meet their expectations. When this happens, I can sense their enthusiasm fading away through the phone. Despite all their hard work, the offer falls short of exciting them about the next step in their […]
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By: Bill Wednieski I do love what I do. In this profession, one of the very special moments is delivering a great offer for a transformative opportunity to an over-the-moon excited candidate. It simply never gets old helping companies find great candidates that fit perfectly. The same goes for finding and securing a highly capable […]
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By: Anna Wierda So, you’ve landed an interview for that dream job, congratulations! Now, before you start panicking, let’s break down the playbook for landing the job. Nailing the basics It’s always best to start by stalking – I mean, thorough research of course! Peruse the company’s website, skim through recent news, and pay a […]
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By: Bill Wednieski Be sure to set the table first. Prior to any interview, candidates should be prepared and have done their homework on the company, the hiring manager and research any press releases or financial information they can find. Next, dress the part and look professional. For entry level positions and roles requiring under […]
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By: Rachel Williams Do you ever feel like you’re missing out on job opportunities because you’re not being contacted by headhunters? Recruiters use LinkedIn to search for candidates that meet the criteria their clients are looking for. They narrow down the candidate pool by using location, job title, skills, or keywords. Therefore, it is crucial […]
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By: Bill Wednieski Are you too busy to look for a new job? A headhunter can be an invaluable resource – we save you the time you don’t have and bring opportunities to you. Best of all, we can get you the most money that is realistically feasible. Looking for a job is generally an […]
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By: Bill Wednieski Around the time I turned 40, I was offered my first CFO job at a Tier 2 automotive supplier. I was lowballed and offered 15% less than I was currently making. I quickly turned it down and scoffed at the pay cut. Now, I’m actually kind of embarrassed writing this. I was […]
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