July 19, 2019 | by Kelly Maxwell
According to the Labor Department, the United States has experienced a rare phenomenon in April 2019: the number of job openings is much higher than the number of unemployed Americans. In fact, this trend has been going on for some time now. Since 2018, Americans searching for jobs has continued to decrease while job openings continue to rise.
This phenomenon further underscores the difficulty employers face in finding and hiring workers. While many jobs are open across the board, employers are struggling to hire qualified workers from a shrinking pool of eligible Americans. Experts and analysts alike have warned that this situation may not improve anytime soon.
July 17, 2019 | by Keith Van Auken
In June 2019, Barclays, the United Kingdom-based bank, announced that it is relocating around 500 financial services jobs from Wilmington, Delaware to a new, state-of-the-art, corporate campus in Whippany, New Jersey. The transition will begin fall 2019 and is targeted to complete by year-end.
July 15, 2019 | by Jeff Pelliccio
When you are looking for perfect candidates for a job, it would be more fitting if your job listings perfectly describe the available position. While you might want a coding guru or a sales ninja, it’s just unnecessary to use terminologies like that in your job descriptions.
July 12, 2019 | by Chris Bonnstetter
As America enters into a new era of unparalleled productivity, more and more cities have positioned themselves as enticing workplace options. And just recently, new data has been released suggesting that Denver is quickly developing into a hub for top-paying jobs. Balancing the mix of high-quality jobs and innovative industries, Denver is now becoming an economically complex city home to diverse opportunities.
July 10, 2019 | by Bob Hickey
Northern Virginia has become one of the biggest data center hubs globally with 70% of internet traffic from around the world going through its multitude of data centers. It manages to do so without hinging on the top data center, Amazon Web Services.
July 3, 2019 | by Jeff Pelliccio
As technology quickly advances, today’s job skills continuously face the challenge of being outdated. So how do you evolve with the job market's ever-changing needs?
Embracing ongoing education is one of the ways to be the most promising candidate in the shortlist. Hiring managers now expect you to be responsible for learning new skills on your own. For them, instead of expecting the employer or potential employer to provide advanced training, you should be responsible for your learning experiences and growth.
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