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We’re thrilled to announce that The Resource has been named one of the 2020 Best Places to Work by Triad Business Journal, for the second year in a row! Triad Business Journal will honor all of the 35 winners in a special publication on October 9th as well as at a virtual Celebration! Congratulations to… Read more
When the COVID-19 crisis hit, businesses worldwide suddenly shifted to remote operations, many for the first time. For a lot of companies, remote work is now here to stay. If you haven’t managed a remote workforce before, you may feel isolated and overwhelmed, and unsure how to be most effective. Here are some tips for… Read more
For many job seekers, writing a resume is the toughest part of the process. You need to show that you have the skills and experience that the job requires, but present your background in a way that sounds confident….without bragging. Here are some tips to help you craft a winning resume! Determine Needs Start by… Read more
If you need to hire new talent, you will need a robust, multilayered recruiting program to make sure you’re attracting the best candidates. But many employers overlook a particularly important source of prospects that’s right in front of them: their own employees! Who knows what it takes to be successful at your company more than… Read more
No matter how much you try to be fair, odds are strong that you probably have some employees you jive with more than others. As humans, we’re wired differently – how we communicate, what we prioritize, how we problem solve, and how we manage conflict. We’re naturally drawn to people who are wired similarly to… Read more
Your body is about 60 percent water, and that water is vital to all of your bodily functions. So it only makes sense that hydration is important. Many jobs may require you to work outside, sometimes in the full sun. And other facilities may not be climate-controlled, so the inside temperature is directly impacted by… Read more
Everyone has had that occasional annoying or frustrating day on the job. On your way home, you vow that you will be handing in your notice first thing in the morning. You‘ve had it, and you‘re not taking it anymore! But then you calm down, get a good night‘s sleep, and go back the next day, refreshed and ready to tackle… Read more
During an election year, navigating the shark-infested waters of politics can be tricky. Most rational political discussions have fallen by the wayside in recent years, so if politics happens to find its way into your workplace, it shouldn‘t be surprising if it disturbs the peace and disrupts productivity. Discussing the latest news topics in the breakroom is nothing new, but the polarizing political climate of 2020 causes emotions and… Read more
If you’re new to recruiting and have been appointed to conduct your first job interview for your company, there are a few guidelines you should follow. It‘s essential to learn how to perform an interview properly because an effective one will likely lead you to the best candidate for your company. During your time with the candidate, you‘ll want… Read more
We all go through short periods when our motivation flags. During those times, it helps to focus on the positive aspects of work. Assuming that you‘re experiencing a temporary decline in your motivation to work, and not a severe illness such as depression, here are a few suggestions for returning the vigor and excitement to your workdays: Put one foot in front of the… Read more
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