In normal times, preparing for a job interview can be a stressful process. From the planning and research to practicing and interviewing, there’s a lot that goes into it. And these are hardly normal times. Thanks to COVID-19, job interviews are now almost entirely remote,…
Blogs for Job Candidates
Finding a new job can be difficult and stressful. It helps to have people on your side to help with the process—Atlas Staffing offers job search and placement help for a wide range of fields. You can also get expert advice from Atlas Staffing on our job candidate blog. Get professional insight to help advance your job hunt, start a new position, and deal with other work-related issues. Our blog for job candidates provides useful information for every step of your job search, from resume and interview tips, to excelling at work. As an experienced staffing company, Atlas Staffing knows what employers are looking for and what you need to do to rise to the top of their list. Read more today.
Re-Engaging After a Job Setback: How to Change Career Challenges into Opportunities
Research has shown that early-career setbacks can actually result in a stronger career in the long term. People who dealt with challenges became better versions of themselves and were able to build stronger careers than those who never experienced a setback. Atlas consultant Kara knows…
What Makes a Good Resume
A resume is something everyone needs, and yet so many of us struggle with making one (and keeping it current). Having a great resume will help you stand out from the crowd, get you past the initial screening process, and show employers why they should…
How to Politely Decline a Job Interview You No Longer Want
When you are looking for a job, landing an interview is a great accomplishment. It is a major step in the process, and it serves as validation that you are qualified for the jobs you want. There might be times during your job hunt, though,…
I’m the One Being Interviewed, Why Should I Ask Questions?
If you are like many applicants, you may have never wondered about what questions to ask in a job interview. After all, isn’t the interviewer the one who is supposed to be asking the questions? If you have this mindset going into an interview, you…
The Importance of Social Media + LinkedIn Profile Tips
What are the benefits of having a LinkedIn profile? Does social media really make a difference when looking for a job? In today’s job market, the importance of social media cannot be overemphasized. For job seekers of all experience levels, keeping your social media profiles…
Should You Follow up After a Job Interview? If So, How?
You did it! You made it through the interview phase of your job search. Now it’s time to just sit back and wait for the phone to ring so you can accept your new position, right? Wrong! Even if you feel you aced it, should…
What You Need to Know About Accountability and Active vs. Passive Thinking in Work and Life
Have you ever found yourself making excuses for something that wasn’t your fault? Or are you wondering why you keep having bad luck? If this sounds familiar, then you’re likely engaging in passive thinking. A lack of self-accountability often results in passive thinking instead of…
How to Honestly Answer the Dreaded Interview Question, “What Is Your Greatest Weakness?”
You’re likely familiar with the classic “what is your greatest weakness?” job interview question. Humbly bragging about yourself is hard enough. But coming up with a way to talk about your weaknesses without scaring the employer away is even more difficult. Employers want an honest…
Learn How to Negotiate a Job Offer Like A Pro with These 3 Tips
If you’re on the hunt for a new job, you’ve likely had questions about how to negotiate a job offer. Truthfully, negotiating a job offer can get awkward fast. Money is already a taboo subject in our country, and when you’re trying to make a…
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