So, you’ve found yourself in a position where you have now been offered a new position, but you don’t want it. On one end, how awesome, that someone saw your skills and wants you a part of their team! But on the other end, if this position doesn’t align with your future goals, desired company … [Read more...] about You Aren’t the One: How to Professionally Decline a Job Offer
Finding the right recruiter is like finding the right relationship on a dating site. It starts by creating a profile (your resume) and finding the right recruiter to represent you. Just because every recruiter under the sun reaches out to you, does not mean that they are the right recruiter for … [Read more...] about Found Your Perfect Match? 7 Signs You’re with the Right Recruiter
The phrase quiet quitting is quite the attention grabber these days. According to a recent Gallop poll, at least half of the US is quiet quitting. So what is quiet quitting and why is it happening? We have asked ourselves the same thing; and decided to take a deep dive into this topic. What is … [Read more...] about Is it Quiet Quitting or a Culture Problem?
This Spooky Season we asked our team what the scariest thing about the current employment market is. I’m sure we all could think of several, but some of them take the cake for the scariest of all time. Read on below to find out what our team finds super spooky! Megan thinks the scariest … [Read more...] about The Scariest Parts of the Current Employment Market
We’ve seen it everywhere, so let’s talk about the elephant in the room, the Great Resignation. Also known as the Big Quit, the Great Reshuffle, or the strike! First and foremost, what is it? Starting in early 2021, employees were leaving their positions left and right. The number of people … [Read more...] about Let’s Talk About the Great Resignation
Writing a thank-you note after an interview is a way for you to stand out to a potential employer. You can express your interest in the role while also reiterating why your experience makes you the best candidate for the job. In the current job market, a thank-you email is the fastest option to get … [Read more...] about How to Compose a Professional Thank-You Email After an Interview
Remote work – is probably one of the most sought out after-work types of post-pandemic. Although it does have its many perks (comfort in your home, flexible schedule, no need to pack a lunch), many people fail to acknowledge the struggle that can come with working from home. So, what are these … [Read more...] about Team Bridge’s Guide to Working From Home
School is back in session and let’s be honest, being a working mom and homemaker can be hard. There is no recipe on how to juggle work, being a mom, and being a homemaker but there are great recipes that can make mealtime just a little easier. Whatever your taste buds prefer, fall means crockpot … [Read more...] about Easy Recipes for the Working Mom
Talk about stress and anxiety when a working mom’s worlds collide. You work remotely and your kids don’t have school today, this week, or month, how are you going to still exceed expectations at work while attending to your children who are also at home? This is 100% possible, when they said moms … [Read more...] about How to Juggle Working Remotely While Your Children Are Home
“If you could see all that is happening in a working mother's head, you would be simply amazed.” Author unknown Oftentimes, little girls are given their first doll by the age of 2 and from there they instantly become a mother to their baby doll, mimicking everything they have watched their mother … [Read more...] about The Month of “Mom”: Balancing a Career and Having Children
According to LinkedIn Gender Insights Report, Women apply for 20% fewer jobs than men. Why may you ask? Qualifications. In many studies that have been done, we have seen that women do not apply for jobs unless they meet all the listed qualifications. Whether it be years of experience, level of … [Read more...] about Why You Should Bet on Yourself When Job Searching
Being a full-time working mother can be challenging. Learning how to balance your time and attention between work and family is important and necessary. If you don’t, it can lead to feelings of guilt and stress. Here are 5 ways to ensure your career and family both thrive. Do Not Feel Guilty - … [Read more...] about The Month of “Mom”: Balancing a Career and Children
Marketing, some may question why it is so critical to a business. Marketing is way more than a post here or there on why your brand is great. Marketing is a strategy, it's a system that educates others, connections are established with it, and it builds awareness. Marketers and creatives alike … [Read more...] about Why Marketing Matters
According to a report from earlier this June, Tech Jury reported that on average, Americans spend over 5 hours each day on their phones. As you can imagine, this has significantly impacted the way businesses market and the ways in which a consumer absorbs messages and products. Because of the … [Read more...] about Why Mobile-Friendly Content is a Must
Although we are entering the time of the year when the sun is out longer, half of the year we must remember that the sun goes down before dinner. There are some employers that require their employees to work 2nd and 3rd shifts. Safety in the physical workplace is just as important as in the … [Read more...] about For Employers: Making Employees Feel Safe Working Later Shifts
By successfully branding yourself, you can attract job opportunities, clients, or potential career endeavors easily and make a lasting impression. Taking time to create a personal brand for yourself is very important, regardless of what career field you may be in. Read on about how you can brand … [Read more...] about The Importance of Branding Yourself
Graduation is an exciting time for potential candidates and employers alike. While it is exciting, it also comes with a lot of uncertainty and stress. There is not a “one size fits all” plan when you are looking to start a career. There are things that can help with your search and make you an ideal … [Read more...] about What To Do Next: A Guide for High School and College Graduates
While the job market continues to evolve and becomes more competitive, hiring leaders are seeing more declined offers, ghosting, and even candidates rescinding offers at the last minute. If you find yourself experiencing any of these, it may be time to evaluate your hiring process and make some … [Read more...] about Why a Candidate Says No to Your Job Offer
