Results Through People
Q: Company rumors are swirling at my place of employment. It is quite likely that my company will be acquired this year. I don’t want to lose my job because of a company acquisition. I have been through that once … Continued
Q: First – I recently contacted a place I REALLY want to work for and HR emailed me back and said they would like to talk. I replied to the email almost a week ago and have heard nothing back. … Continued
Q: No one talks about cover letters anymore. Are they dead? Do companies even read these? I have spent a lot of time my time crafting my cover letters and it seems like very few recruiters even read them. When … Continued
Q: I am a recent college graduate. I feel like I don’t do particularly well in interviews. How do I prepare? Everyone tells me to “prepare” but I actually am struggling to understand what that means. Smart of you to … Continued
Q: I have interviewed three times with one company. I believe I am a serious candidate. I have been told that they have narrowed down the pool of candidates to two final candidates. I know a little about this company … Continued
Q: Earlier this spring I was out with the flu. I brought in a doctor’s note saying that my illness was legitimate. I was told that my company offered paid sick time. Now, they are saying that I was not … Continued
Q: I have received written warning from my supervisor. The nature of his concern is my lack of focus on my job. The truth is, I hate my job. I try to avoid doing work every day at work. It … Continued
Q: I was hired by Company A two years ago as a Sales Executive. In January, we were acquired by Company B. At first, nothing changed. Now though all of our benefits are changing. We just were notified that Company … Continued
Q: I recently have been applying for jobs. Before I am interviewed, I need to take several different tests. I am required to take the test to get an interview. The employer doesn’t share the results of the test so … Continued
Q: My boss is an introvert. I mean an INTROVERT. For example, he walks in early and closes his door, with barely a good morning or a hello. He opens his door to use the restroom or buy his lunch. … Continued