After The Interview: Make A Great Impression, No Matter The Result

After The Interview: Make A Great Impression, No Matter The Result

An interview might seem like “the end of the line” if you have been job hunting for a long period of time, but it really is just the beginning of making a good impression on potential, and hopefully future, employers.  Of course, getting to the interview takes plenty of preparation, not the least of which is analyzing and re-analyzing your…

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Is Your Resume Spring Break Ready? Tips for Successful Job Hunting While You’re Traveling

Spring Break is right around the corner here in Polk County, and families are gearing up to enjoy vacations both near and far.  These vacations though can be hard for those who are unemployed, especially if their vacation involves traveling.  While the financial strain alone is difficult to handle, the idea of leaving town in the middle of a job…

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What NOT to Do at Your Next Interview

We have previously discussed many factors in a successful interview here on our blog, including wardrobe choices, resume writing, and even how to handle follow-up.  However, PHR Staffing Solutions also recognizes the importance of helping candidates understand what they shouldn’t do when they take a seat in the interview room.  While there aren’t necessarily hard, fast rules about handling yourself…

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How to Retain Talent in Your Organization

PHR Staffing Solutions typically discusses finding talent for your business here on our blog, but we also recognize the importance of keeping that talent.  Retaining quality employees is important for business of all types and sizes, and while there is no set formula for staff retention, there are some ways that you can encourage your hires to stay on as…

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No Degree? No Problem: Finding A Great Job without Higher Education

It’s a popular belief in today’s world that all “good” jobs, those with competitive pay, benefits, decent hours, and quality environment, require a college degree and extensive education.  While this can be the case in some fields, there are plenty of jobs here in the Polk County area and beyond that have good pay, solid hours and insurance, and don’t…

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Spring Break Business: Make Your Break Profitable

Spring break is quickly approaching for schools here in Polk County and throughout the Central Florida region, so many people are preparing for vacations and travels.  However, if you are currently unemployed, not only are you likely not spending money to take a trip, but rather, you are probably trying to make money to help with financial burdens.  While it’s important…

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I’ve Submitted My Resume…Now What?

If you have been spending your hours researching and applying for positions, critiquing and editing your resume, and attending seemingly countless job fairs, it can be frustrating when you feel like handing over that piece of paper to a potential employer or HR staff is a dead end.  While you don’t get to see what goes on beyond the resume,…

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#1 Candidate: Give Yourself A Leg Up in The Recruiting Process

When you are hunting for a job, chances are you will be competing against many people vying for the same position.  Each detail on your resume could make the difference between being passed over to being picked for the job.  While there are many things you can do to make yourself more appealing to employers, there are a few key…

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Employers Want A Healthier YOU: 3 Tips for Weight Loss Without Working Out

If you’ve recently landed a new job, chances are you are still adjusting to a new schedule and routine, and you probably don’t have much time for “extras” like working out during your week.  Unfortunately, you can easily burn out if you feel like you aren’t taking care of yourself, and that won’t help you or your new boss.  Employers…

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After You’ve Been Hired: How to Help Your Company Grow

So, you’ve got the call, you went through the interview, and now you’ve made it through the first few weeks on the job?  If you’re like most new employees, you are actively seeking out ways to impress your new boss, and not only keep your current position, but hopefully move “up the ladder” over time.  One of the best ways…

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