Starting a new job sounds quite scary. I bet starting a completely remote job position is far scarier, mostly due to the newness associated with it. Any job that does not mandate you to work from an office can be considered remote. While some companies (especially those in the tech field) were already practicing remote…

Going for a new job for the first time can surely be daunting. The chances are that you’re unfamiliar with the surroundings, the people, maybe even the kind of processes at work. However, if you manage to have a great first day at work, then you’re most likely to have a wonderful time ahead as…

In today’s global market, employers are increasingly turning to remote workforces as part of their employment strategy. This necessitates a level of trust in remote personnel as effective self-starters. Recruiters’ questions must cater to screening these soft talents. Contrary to popular perception, remote work isn’t all jammies and coffee shops. Working remotely entails getting the…

It doesn’t matter if you’re new to remote work, a seasoned pro, or only work from home part-time, all remote employees must do the same thing: form stronger bonds with their colleagues. Even if you’re a one-person shop, you’re still part of a group. While people have adapted to remote working quite well, there are…

To discover the ideal candidate for a position, you must first create an attractive job posting. The modern job seeker, however, is difficult to impress. Continue reading to learn how to write the ideal job posting for these tricky candidates. The Modern Job-Seeker Take a moment to get to know the modern job seeker before…

Recruiters are always seeking ways to increase their productivity. They’re overwhelmed, with so many applicants for each job ad, that any bump in work ethic can help make the difference between an exhausting weekend and a relaxed one. You’re sifting through prospects on social media and job boards, but you’re always formulating a job description…