Whether you are seeking administrative or industrial opportunities, a resume is an absolute must – it gets your foot in the door for interviews! Many employers won’t even consider meeting you if you don’t have one. If you are an industrial worker who has never written a resume before, the resume-writing process can seem particularly Learn More
Our candidate was in her prior Engineering Administrator position for 15 years. In that role, she worked with engineers, entered bills and materials, purchased parts, researched vendors, performed data entry, and provided admin support to whoever needed it. Prior to that, she worked as a Senior Data Analyst with an insurance company. She is available Learn More
We have worked with our candidate on both the client side and when we placed her in a recent customer service position and found her to be a true professional who is friendly and genuine. She has an excellent work history and extensive customer service and management experience in manufacturing/distribution settings as well as some Learn More
We are searching for opportunities for our entry-level candidate who has some manufacturing experience as well as some food prep/restaurant experience. Within manufacturing, he worked as a trainee as part of a college course where he learned basic skills in assembly, checking parts, deburring, and operating CNC machines. He presented nicely in our interview and Learn More
Our candidate has great longevity with her employers in her prior manufacturing positions, which include Process Inspector, Line Assembler, Machine Operator, and Quality Assurance. She is experienced in first piece inspection, final inspection, and reading blueprints, has knowledge of gauges, optical comparators, and some familiarity with gauge calibration. She is very polite, well-mannered and listens Learn More
There’s no doubt about it - job hunting can be stressful. If you are currently seeking employment, we’d like to offer you a few tips in the “Don’t Do This” category that will hopefully make your job search a little easier and more successful. Here are a few DON’Ts for job seekers: Don’t take rejection Learn More