The Top 5 Qualities of a Good Administrative Assistant
If you’re an executive, you rely on your administrative assistant to keep you on course. After all, they’re the secret behind every successful office.
If you’re an executive, you rely on your administrative assistant to keep you on course. After all, they’re the secret behind every successful office.
It’s early Monday morning and you’ve received the infamous meeting invite, noting “We need to talk.” You learn that you’re about to lose one of your best employees in two weeks. How quickly are you able to fill their open role?
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If you’re looking for a job but haven’t worked in a while, you have what is known as an employment gap in your work history.
Back in 2013, Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson authored the book “Remote: Office Not Required”, praised by critics as a “compulsively readable case for a radically remote workplace”. While “Remote” was a concept that we at TPD gravitated towards early on, generally I’d consider it before its time. It has only been since the COVID-19 pandemic that we’ve seen a significant shift in organizations adopting the remote-first approach.
While staff turnover happens throughout the year, employers may see a slight uptick during the summer months. Given the current challenges employers face in replacing workers, employees are in the driver’s seat. Now, more than ever, businesses must adapt and be responsive to current trends to retain their top talent.
As a recruiter, you know that employment in certain positions requires certain skills. For instance, you would expect an accountant to be good with numbers or a computer technician to be able to troubleshoot a computer problem.
Have job candidates mysteriously stood you up for an interview – or not shown for their first day of work? If so, you’ve been ghosted – and you’re not alone.
The war for talent has turned the recruitment process on its head. Employers who once were flooded with applicants now struggle to fill positions. It’s a job seeker’s market and many candidates are being more selective in their job search.
As the competitive job market continues, companies have found new ways to attract job applicants. Here are a few creative hiring incentives implemented recently by businesses everywhere: