Work 9 to 6 for Salary and 6 to 9 for Career

  During my 19 years career in IT industry the toughest puzzle has been work-life balance and I have seen different kinds of people across the world approaching it in different ways Click on the following link to read the full story: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/work-9-6-salary-career-souvik-roychoudhury?trk=hp-feed-article-title-like

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Debunking the Myth About the Millennial Workforce

Many employers see the millennials (a.k.a. “Generation Me” or “Generation Y”) as a difficult challenge and spend a tremendous amount of effort developing new and unique strategies to engage them. And yet, few companies take the time to ask themselves an important question: “Isn’t the millennial generation simply trying to live out what previous generations

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Ten Reasons Successful People Change Jobs More Often

A lot of working people and job-seekers worry about looking like “job hoppers.” They force themselves to stick it out at jobs they hate, because they’re afraid that employers might spurn them if they have too many short-term jobs on their resumes.   http://www.forbes.com/sites/lizryan/2016/10/28/ten-reasons-successful-people-change-jobs-more-often/#1ee82fc726a9

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8 Tips for Onboarding New Employees

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it costs an average of $13,996 to replace an employee. That means hiring managers need to take the time to turn their new hires into top performers. Otherwise, they’ll be wasting a lot of money when those underperforming employees either jump ship or get fired. The following eight tips

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Who’s Winning the War for Talent?

Who’s Winning the War for Talent? Let’s face it, globalization is not something you can hold back, despite what some policy makers might argue. Brexit non-withstanding, the beat goes on with the migration of talent. #FutureRunDown Until artificial intelligence makes some paradigm shift towards being able to self-learn and self-replicate (2040s), the best we got

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Essential tips for older job seekers

Ageism is real. When searching for a new job as a more experienced job seeker, you will encounter recruiters who are much younger than yourself and they may believe all kinds of stereotypes about jobseekers with a certain age http://www.careers24.com/career-advice/job-hunting/essential-tips-for-older-job-seekers-20161007

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How to Explain Gaps in Your Employment History

It’s not unusual to go through a period (or several) of unemployment during your career. In fact, nearly 8 million Americans are currently jobless. Whether your time off was the result of a voluntary sabbatical or an unexpected illness, deciding how to address it during your job hunt can be a challenge https://www.recruiter.com/i/how-to-explain-gaps-in-your-employment-history/

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The worst and best way to answer “Tell me about yourself” during an interview

Most people would agree that talking about themselves is probably one of the easiest things to do. After all, who knows you better than yourself, right? Yet, if you’ve gone through your fair share of interviews you’ll probably agree that answering “Tell me about yourself” never gets easy. http://www.careers24.com/career-advice/interview-tips/how-to-and-how-not-to-answer-tell-me-about-yourself-20160902

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