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Dealing With Bait-and-Switch Employers

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/23/2013

Job candidates lie all the time. Some overstate their credentials and others fabricate education they never received....

Are You a Better Fit for a Large or Small Company?

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/13/2013

All companies are not the same. Among the plethora of factors job candidates should assess, size is an...

How to Avoid a Nervous Breakdown During a Job Interview

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/07/2013

Jerry Seinfeld once joked that the average person would rather be in the casket than giving the eulogy at a funeral....

Eight Ways to Stay Motivated During a Job Search

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/30/2013

Have you ever applied for only one job and landed it shortly after? Probably not.

Unless your industry is...

Eight Signs You Chose an Awful Career

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/22/2013

Let’s face it, most of us wouldn’t work for free. After all, a primary reason to have a job is to put food on the...

How to Handle Job Rejection Gracefully

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/18/2013

You drove three hours to another city twice in hopes of landing a great job. The hiring manager said you were a...

Five Lies to Watch Out for in Your Next Job Interview

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/09/2013

Let’s face it - plenty of candidates lie in job interviews. And, most recruiters are aware of this, meaning they’ll...

How to Land a Job You’re Overqualified For

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/02/2013

I’ve spoken with elderly people who seem to believe a college degree is a slam-dunk ticket to an easy life. Maybe it...

Tips for Finding a Job in a New City

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/26/2013

There are plenty of reasons one may desire to move to a new city. For some, the grass is always greener on the other...

Virtual Interview Tips

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/19/2013

You’ve sent out a few resumes and received a call back. The employer is satisfied with your phone screening and...

Don’t Accept That Offer Without Evaluating Company Culture

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/11/2013

Would you room with three pedal-to-the-metal businessmen if you were a laid-back surfer? If you enjoy peace and...

Social Media Do’s and Don’ts for Jobseekers

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/04/2013

Once just for slacking employees and self-absorbed teens, social media has become a significant tool in the lives of...

How to Spot a Bad Employer

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/26/2013

According to Jobvite’s 2012 Social Job Seeker Survey, 75 percent of workers are actively seeking or open to new jobs....

Red Flags to Watch Out For in Job Postings

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/21/2013

The violin has been playing loudly for job seekers over the past several years. News report after news report...

Social Media Tips for Job Seekers

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/11/2013

According to Jobvite, 86 percent of recruiters are likely to look at social media profiles, with about half...

I’m Out of Here: Tips on Finding a Job While Working

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/04/2013

You graduated college and went on a few interviews. Eventually, you landed a seemingly great job with enough money to...

Ten Ways Not to Get a Job

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/29/2013

Are you looking for a job? If so, you have 12.2 million people to compete with, according to the Bureau of Labor...

Leaving the Armed Forces? Here’s How to Find a Job

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/22/2013

For some, the Military is a calling. For others, it is a way to gain job skills or pay for college.

If the...

How to Respond to Illegal Job Interview Questions

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/15/2013

Imagine being in a job interview. All is going well and you’re confident in your chances of moving forward....

What an Interviewer’s Body Language Says About Your Performance

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/08/2013

Most career counselors will tell you to monitor your body language during an interview. After all, if you slouch back...

Tips for Finding a Job With a Criminal Record

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/04/2013

Finding a job isn’t easy these days. For most job seekers, doing so over the past few years has been a major uphill...

Five Signs It’s Time to Quit Your Job

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/28/2012

If you’ve ever seen the film Office Space, you’re familiar with the story of the main character, Peter Gibbons. Peter...

How to Evaluate a Job Offer

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/18/2012

When you were 17 and just looking for spending money, you didn’t have a high school diploma, college degree or much...

The Pros and Cons of Temping

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/10/2012

Whether out of necessity or preference, many college grads and other professionals temp in the modern workforce....

Tips for Acing Your Next Phone Interview

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/03/2012

An employer who is interested in your resume will often conduct a phone interview. This is often a bridge to a...

Going From Fired to Hired

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/28/2012

You were fired from your previous job. The anger has subsided and you’ve begun your job search. You’ve received a few...

Eight Mistakes to Avoid on Your Next Job Interview

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/19/2012

You sent out a resume and got a call. The phone screening went well and the employer invited your in for an...

Five Common Job Interview Questions and How to Answer Them

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/06/2012

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in the shoes of Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin, III? They were the...

Playing in a Team – The Group Project Survival Guide

By TTI of USA
Posted on 05/05/2012

Let’s face it, whether you’re the team leader or just a team member, ...

As a Kid, What Did You Want to Be When You Grew Up?

By TTI of USA
Posted on 05/05/2012

As children, we have specific dreams, or a general sense of occupations that are out...

How Understaffing Can Ruin Your Company

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/20/2013

A 2010 Gallup survey revealed that 38 percent of workers believe their company is understaffed. And, while that may...

The Pitfalls of Having Employees Work off the Clock

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/14/2013

With ever-growing competitive pressures and unscrupulous managers who want to get ahead at their employees’ expense,...

Social Media Recruiting Tips

By By: Clay Wyatt
Posted on 05/06/2013

According to Pew Internet, seven in ten working-age Internet users use social media. This means that 70 percent of...

Detecting and Preventing Employee Theft

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/29/2013

According to Inc., employee theft costs American companies a whopping six percent of their revenue. This means that...

Ten Signs Your Employees are Burnt Out and What to do About it

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/23/2013

Ninety five percent of American workers are stressed out.

Yes, you read the above correctly. That’s...

Ten Signs an Employee is Preparing to Resign

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/16/2013

While the sluggish economy in recent years has kept many unsatisfied employees parked at their desks, the...

How to Assess a Candidate’s Cultural Fit

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/11/2013

In 2004, the Philadelphia Eagles signed then-star wide receiver Terrell Owens, despite knowing he was involved in...

How to Make Your Employees Resign

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 04/04/2013

In 1989, Jimmy Johnson took over the NFL’s worst team, the Dallas Cowboys. Five years later, he sat atop the NFL...

How to Deal With Cyberbullying in Your Workplace

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/28/2013

When you think of a cyberbully, chances are an obnoxious child comes to mind. However, as with traditional bullying,...

Seven Ways to Get Sued by Your Employees

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/21/2013

America is perhaps the most litigious country in the world. With this comes a plethora of reasons businesses can be...

Tips on Handling Employee Resignations

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/12/2013

“Get out and stay out!”

Imagine saying that to an employee after she puts in her two weeks notice. Would...

Workplace Bullying: What it is and How HR Can Deal With It

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 03/05/2013

When one thinks of bullying, an overgrown eighth-grader pushing around a scrawny fifth-grader often comes to mind....

Should Your Company Have an Anti-Fraternization Policy?

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/28/2013

According to CareerBuilder’s annual office romance survey, 39 percent of workers have dated a co-worker at least once...

Tips for HR Professionals to Communicate With Executives

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/22/2013

At a base level, executives are just people. They communicate using the same mediums the rest of us do - email,...

Seven Red Flags to Look Out For When Interviewing Candidates

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/12/2013

You’ve read a hundred resumes and called in the top eight. They’ve cleared the first hurdle and now it’s time to thin...

Is Nepotism Bad for Business?

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 02/05/2013

A friend of mine was recently up for a promotion. All indications were that he was the best for the job. He has a...

Should Your Company Hire Temps?

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/28/2013

With competition growing more fierce by the year in the business world, companies are under more pressure to operate...

Tips on Terminating an Employee

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/23/2013

The typical employer-employee relationship is “At will.” From a broad perspective, this means either party is free to...

Tips on Handling Employee Complaints

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/16/2013

The modern workplace is a legal landmine. A comment that one employee feels is funny may be offensive to another. One...

Ways Small Businesses Can Save on Health Benefits

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/09/2013

Small businesses are often at a significant competitive disadvantage compared to their corporate competitors. Large...

The Benefits of Establishing a Company-Sponsored Retirement Plan

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 01/04/2013

The days of Uncle Sam providing a retirement nest-egg for working Americans are dwindling as we speak. Of course, the...

Tips for Hiring Alien Employees

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/24/2012

The United States has been a hotspot for immigrants since its earliest days. This trend has not abated as, according...

How to Give Employee References

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/17/2012

There may be occasions when a former employee lists you or your company as a reference. If this occurs, you’ll field...

How to Prevent a Constructive Discharge Lawsuit

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/11/2012

Constructive discharge involves an employee feeling forced to resign due to intolerable working conditions. Reasons...

Questions to Ask Employee Reference

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 12/03/2012

You’ve interviewed a candidate and think he may be the one for the job. Everything has gone well so far. Now, it’s...

Should You Rehire Former Employees?

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/28/2012

Employees leave companies for various reasons. These range from the simple misfortune of an economic downturn (and...

Tips for Improving Staff Retention

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/20/2012

In the business world, it is impractical to make every employee happy. Someone will have a problem with something...

Tired of Unproductive HR Meetings? Here’s What to Do

By Clay Wyatt
Posted on 11/09/2012

Meetings can be a great way to brainstorm and communicate with your staff. However, they can also be colossal...

How Companies Are Using Social Media to Hire and Fire (Infographic)

By TTI of USA
Posted on 05/05/2012

Has your company ever tried to look for staff using the social media? According to this infographic designed by...

A Few Marketing Strategies for 2012

By TTI of USA
Posted on 05/05/2012

Considering that 2011 was a year of challenges, businesses (especially small ones) have to prepare a great marketing...