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Posted by Ashley

In my previous post, Employers: The who, what and why of writing a job description, I gave a high level overview on how to write a job posting and what information you may want to include that can help attract top quality candidates to your company. I want to dive a little bit more into who you are as a company, why it is important to talk about it when writing your job description and tools we have available to highlight your company. Read more…

Posted by P J Beaulac

Did you know that these are the top ten job categories that job seeker resumes were uploaded to at America’s Job Exchange during the week of February 14 through February 20, 2010? Read more…

Posted by Amie Levasseur, Marketing Manager

As I mentioned in my post, New Year, New Resume, if you don’t love your job, it is not a bad idea to be prepared in the event that a better opportunity presents itself or to begin to pursue new opportunities yourself. Here are a few ways that you can prepare yourself to find your dream job. Read more…

Posted by P J Beaulac

Did you know that these are the top ten job categories that job seeker resumes were uploaded to at America’s Job Exchange during the week of February 07 through February 13, 2010? Read more…

Posted by Tyler Toby

I watched a new show last night called “Undercover Boss”.  It was a fascinating look on how big companies work.  Last night’s episode focused on the company, Waste Management, and its president, Larry O’Donnell.  Larry went undercover to do some of the entry-level jobs in the company, from picking up waste at a landfill to cleaning out portable toilets.  He met with everyday workers that only saw Larry as a new recruit –not the president of the company.  What Larry uncovered was more than the tons of waste that WM deals with on a daily basis.  Larry discovered how important these front line workers really are to the success of the company. Read more…

Posted by Amie Levasseur, Marketing Manager

I know this is going to sound nerdy, but spreadsheets are one of my favorite tools for work and home. That is because they allow me to sort and organize information in ways my mind can’t do alone.

It wasn’t until after college, when my friend Kait told me that she kept a list of where she’d applied that I thought, “hmmm it’s spreadsheet time…” and made a job search list for myself. I loved the idea that I could keep track of several important items, and feel organized, during a stressful time in my life. Read more…

Posted by P J Beaulac

Did you know that these are the top ten job categories that job seeker resumes were uploaded to at America’s Job Exchange during the week of January 31 through February 06, 2010? Read more…

Posted by Amie Levasseur, Marketing Manager

As I mentioned in my post, New Year, New Resume, even if you love your job, which we’re happy to hear, it won’t hurt to spend a few minutes each month to consider the following. Why is my job so great? How do I contribute to my team and company? There are several reasons to do this. Read more…

Posted by P J Beaulac

Did you know that these are the top ten job categories that job seeker resumes were uploaded to at America’s Job Exchange during the week of January 24 through January 30, 2010? Read more…