Telling an employee that their work needs improvement is one of the most difficult parts of any manager’s job. On one hand, you don’t want to drive away good talent – or potential – due to a simple misunderstanding. On the other, it’s your job to push your employees to bigger and better things. While it can… Read more »
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The role of the quality control technician is a diversified and multifaceted one. While there are a number of duties and responsibilities that persist between different companies or industries, the most successful quality control technicians are detail oriented, versatile and adaptable. Since they’re frequently called upon to perform various tasks and communicate with different team members, quality control… Read more »
Whether you realize it or not, your company’s success revolves around the attendance of your workers. It’s hard to meet quotas and produce goods when your workers aren’t showing up on time, and it’s even more difficult when they don’t show up at all. Thankfully, there are a number of tools you can use to… Read more »
Let’s face it: the daily commute can be a real drag. Depending on how far you have to drive, your commute could add hours on to your workday. For those who work more than eight hours a day, this quickly leads to fatigue and dissatisfaction with the job in general. Even those with shorter commutes… Read more »
“Diversity is not about how we differ. Diversity is about embracing one another’s uniqueness.” – Ola Joseph, author, and motivational speaker It’s all-too–easy for managers to fall into the trap of hiring the same type of job seekers with the same skill sets. After all, if you’ve found a certain profile that works best, it’s… Read more »
In the past, it was common for a job seeker to accept an offer without knowing anything about their new employer. However, these days are long gone. Thanks in large part to the Internet, there are more resources available than ever before. Between looking at the company’s website to considering their reputation on social media,… Read more »
Although June is officially National Safety Month, employers and employees alike should be focused on safety all year round. In fact, the National Safety Council and those responsible for organizing National Safety Month provide a long list of steps you can take to maintain the focus on safety during every month of the year. Create… Read more »
Many jobseekers actively pursue leads from friends and family members. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing – especially if it leads to a genuine and legitimate job opportunity. But what happens when a friend offers you a job in a warehouse or industrial setting? Should you accept the offer or continue your search? Answering The… Read more »
June is National Safety Month. Observed every year and organized by the National Safety Council, it’s a time that reminds all of the importance of safety on the job site. With approximately 2.8 million non-fatal workplace injuries and illnesses in the U.S. during 2017 alone, it’s certainly an important topic for workers all around the… Read more »
Jobseekers face many difficult questions during the interview process. In fact, many applicants struggle when they’re asked about their biggest weakness. Although it’s natural to be hesitant, it’s important to remember that nobody is perfect – and the interview understands this, too. Admitting to your weaknesses isn’t a bad thing. Instead, it gives you the… Read more »