InformationWeek’s annual Outlook 2012 Survey displayed a very bullish outlook on 2012. The report, which queries 605 business technology professionals on their plans for IT spending and hiring in 2012, found that 25 percent of companies are planning to expand IT staff and only nine percent will be cutting back. That’s in stark comparison
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IT Spending to increase in 2012
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012Labor law posters: Are yours up to date?
Tuesday, January 3rd, 2012As we leave the old year behind and look to the new, take a minute to check out your employment bulletin boards. Are the notices yellowing and curling with age? How current are they? State and federal labor laws require certain employment notices to be posted in a place available to all your staff. Several
What’s Your Tipping Point?
Tuesday, October 18th, 2011The face of the American workforce is changing. In 1997, Daniel Pink explored the developing trend of free agents– people who for whatever reason, “are abandoning one of the Industrial Revolution’s most enduring legacies–the “job”–and forging new ways to work”. By 2008, according to one study, 26% of the American workforce described themselves as free
A Commonsense Guide to What to Bring to an Interview
Wednesday, September 7th, 2011You’ve landed the interview. Now what? Let’s take a look at the items you should bring with you to the interview. Identification – Bring your drivers license or other form of government issued ID with your photo. Resume – Bring several copies of your professional resume, printed on resume paper. You should have a copy
