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The Most Important Thing to Seek in a Light Industrial Job
The Most Important Thing to Seek in a Light Industrial Job Are you seeking a light industrial job? Before you send in your resume, you may want to check out the company’s safety record. Why? Every day 13 American workers are killed on the job, according to data...
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Win Over a New Job By Discussing Safety
Win Over a New Job By Discussing Safety Are you seeking employment in an industrial workplace? To land the job, your best bet may be to emphasize your safety record. While it may seem obvious, many job seekers fail to mention their safety record during the hiring...
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How to Turn a Temp Job Into a Permanent One
How to Turn a Temp Job Into a Permanent One Temporary workers, or “temps,” are hired by companies to fill immediate needs. For job seekers, being a temp can be the perfect opportunity to explore career options and size up the culture of a company before making a...
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Do You Need a Resume for a Warehouse Position?
Do You Need a Resume for a Warehouse Position? It’s tempting to think of a resume as something that’s only necessary for administrative or professional positions. That’s not true anymore. Everyone needs a resume when job hunting. From CEOs, to warehouse workers, to...
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3 Ways to Use Social Media For a Job Search
3 Ways to Use Social Media For a Job Search In today’s competitive job market, it makes sense to tap into the power of social media to research companies and network — not just find job listings. Here are three ways to use social media in your job search. Linkedin...
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Your First Day As a Temp Worker – A Survival Guide
Your First Day as a Temp Worker: A Survival Guide Starting a new temp job can be exciting and daunting. It’s an opportunity to build your resume, experience a new workplace and possibly get your foot in the door of a great company. If you’re nervous about starting a...
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Preparing for an Interview
No matter where you work, dress like you're serious about it. Follow your agency's requirements on dress code. Avoid logos or controversial printed slogans. Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early as your planned 'on time' arrival to help plan against delays. This will also...
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5 Myths About Temporary Workers
According to the American Staffing Association (ASA), 3 million people are employed by U.S. staffing companies weekly; 11 million temporary and contract employees are hired by U.S. staffing firms over the course of a year. The contingent (or contemporary) workforce...
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