Construction is Leading Innovation – Two Projects That Prove it
While we match candidates with nationwide jobs it is easy to lose track of the extraordinary projects driving construction innovation, technological advancement and providing unique job opportunities for all trades. I realized this as I unplugged for a few moments to study two construction projects that have pushed large-scale construction to a new, higher level. These projects are not only ridiculously interesting and important, but they will also drive the qualities workers need to satisfy the future positions that we [...]
Can Fortnite Bring Kids to Construction?
The f-word, at least in our house, is Fortnite. My kids love the wildly popular game and I’d rather they be playing in the front yard. And, while I don’t hate the game, I simply have no appetite for managing the time my kids are spending with technology each hot, summer day. Kids should be outside – just like I used to be during the summers of my childhood. The more I read about technology shaping today’s business environment, the [...]
Effectively Tiptoeing Into the Job Market Without Burning Bridges
In my home, the concept of tiptoeing brings me back – to a time where a bad dream would have my daughter begging to crawl into our cozy bed during the middle of the night. Thankfully, that tiptoeing has stopped. The only tiptoeing I hear anymore comes from skittish, mildly unhappy craftsmen that are considering a job search after years of steady work - caught between wanting to make a change and enjoying their current stability. Much has been made [...]
Trends in Construction Segments – What’ Up, What’s Down(ish)
Whether on the job market or curious about the industry, knowing the trajectory of the construction market is a valuable tool for any future leader. From our unique vantage point of working with construction companies and skilled workers, we are consistently watching Residential and Commercial construction data. Understanding the markets where we work helps us get better at anticipating needs. It may, in fact, help job seekers and hiring managers do the same. Market 1: Residential Construction Update Using data [...]
So Tell Me About Yourself
By the time you step into an interview, your confidence is brimming about your technical fit for the job. Without doubt, you are ready to talk about past accomplishments how they prepared you for this new opportunity. Yes, walking an interviewer through your resume is not problem – you could do that in your sleep, right? Are you ready, though, for the hiring manager’s first, face-to-face conversation that will begin with them simply saying, “Tell us about yourself”? If you’re [...]
Hiring Delay Dos and Don’ts to Land the Best
No one wants to delay the hiring process. Frankly, if asked, hiring managers and candidates looking for jobs say that getting the job of their dreams takes far too long. Hiring, even in the tightest of labor markets, though, is a marathon (not a sprint). Job postings become stale, searches tend to drag, offers linger and decisions work through the ecosystems of the Human Resources chain at, too often, a snail’s pace. Delays happen and, often, for justifiable reasons: The [...]
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