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Taking Career Advice from TikTok? Experts Suggest Keeping These 4 Things In Mind

Success

TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat stories, Facebook and even YouTube are filled with career advice delivered in pithy soundbites and fast-moving graphics. Go to their social media profile and see how many followers they have, says Olivia Jaras, a compensation and negotiation strategist in Hanover, New Hampshire, and founder of HER Money School.

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Ep 112: Karen Isaacs – Director of Administrative Staffing at The Goodkind Group

Go Burrows

In this episode, Karen shares what she’s learned after placing thousands of EAs throughout her career. Some of the topics we chat about are interviewing, salary negotiation, and working with recruiters. She sets herself apart from competition by cultivating relationships to ensure the right fit. CONNECT WITH KAREN.

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A Quick 5-Step Plan To Effective Real Estate Recruiting & Retaining Top Agents

Recruit CRM

If you want more millennials and Gen-Z working at your company, you've got to start by ensuring that you're present where they spend most of their time — Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter etc. Create an all-time learning culture in your brokerage, assisting real estate agents to acquire more real-time skills.

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While in Transition, Are You Keeping Pace with Technology?

Job Advice Blog

Hiring managers are more interested in hiring someone who’s up-to-date as opposed to someone who’s been out for a while and who lacks the latest technology skills and therefore whose learning curve will be steep and possibly prolonged. At the very least, one should use LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook but also potentially some others.

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Write The Best Job Descriptions In 7 Easy Steps | Free Templates

Recruit CRM

Here are three core pointers of a good job description: Explains the reality of the role Showcases the organisation's culture, and A bit of marketing for the company In short, a job description is used for a variety of reasons— starting from the most obvious, which is recruiting, determining salary ranges, creating job goals, job titles and more.

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Answering Reader Mail: Seek Greener Pastures or Stay Put?

Musings of a High-Level Executive Assistant

I am very happy with my position, responsibilities, opportunity for learning and the support from all my colleagues and managers, but there is always the idea of greener pastures and higher salaries lingering in the back of my mind. A 20% increase in salary seems too good to pass up. This means saying no to 99% of stuff.

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