by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
During this time of the 2022 “Great Resignation”, you might be working at your job wondering if something is passing you by. As your colleagues are leaving for other positions, or removing themselves from the workforce, it may have crossed your mind whether you should...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
The pages of WNYJOBS.com are a good reflection that skilled trade work and the need for this type of labor has increased significantly over the last several years. As the economy has continued to improve and skilled trade workers have moved on to retirement (without...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
From speaking to other HR Professionals and in my own experience, it appears employees may feel that the rules of giving notice have changed. The result is more employees giving less than a full notice when leaving an organization. This is an unfortunate new trend,...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
In the summer of 2021, job seekers have found themselves in an unprecedented situation. A perfect storm of a shrinking worker base, post-COVID consumer demand, and many of the unemployed taking time off from work due to the enhanced jobless benefits has made this a...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
Determining when is the best time to leave your current position and start a job search or accept an offer is always difficult. This angst is multiplied during the current Covid-19 pandemic, as people have to decide whether to make the leap and leave their current...
by Joe Stein | Employed But Looking
If you are like most, you probably have not thought much about your resume since it was written. I am sure you spent considerable time creating the best document that represents your career. You may have even had others read your resume, incorporating their feedback...
