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Attracting the Best in Electrical Engineering: 5 Key Tips for Gaining The Competitive Edge

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The recruiting landscape for electrical engineers has been extremely competitive for some time, and shows no signs of easing anytime soon. Electrical engineers are in high demand in the technology, manufacturing, renewable energy, telecommunications, and automotive industries among others. There is often a shortage of qualified electrical engineering talent across these spaces, especially for those…

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Top Certifications for Safety Professionals and How To Get Them

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If you’re a safety professional, you probably already know that having the proper certifications is a must. But beyond just being a requirement to be on a work site, earning additional certifications can help you advance your career in safety as well. Here’s a guide to the various safety certifications available whether you’re just getting…

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Recipe for Success: How To Stand Out In Food Manufacturing

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Food manufacturing is an area of high demand and great opportunities for individuals who demonstrate an ability to learn and grow on the job, developing the skills and experiences needed to rise into high demand roles like Food Safety & Quality Managers, Operations & Plant Managers, Maintenance Managers, EHS Managers, Plant Engineers, and HR Managers…

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Navigating the Path to a Rewarding Career in PFAS Remediation

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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly known as “forever chemicals,” have emerged as a significant environmental concern due to their persistence and potential health risks. According to the Center for Disease Control, “many PFAS, including perfluorooctane sulfonic acid (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA), are a concern because they do not break down in the environment,…

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Common Questions and Cost Savings with Contract Workers

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In this uncertain economy, it can be challenging to decide on the best hiring plan moving forward. After all, recruiting, onboarding and hiring is a big-time commitment and expense, and if you don’t get it right, it’s back to square one. That’s why many companies are choosing to bring on contract or contract-to-hire talent. If…

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It’s Time To Think Strategically About Remote Teams

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Remote work isn’t going away any time soon—but your remote workers might if you don’t take steps to ensure they have the ongoing attention, support, and engagement they require. Three years into remote work as a standard across many industries, it’s clear that what was once expected to be a temporary fix in the face…

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Top 5 Reasons To Look For A New Role During The Holidays

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It’s incredibly tempting to settle into the cozy atmosphere of the holidays – daylight is sparse, people are taking time off, not to mention a running list of holiday and year-end preparations. The reality is this is the perfect time to open yourself to new opportunities. Here’s why keeping your job search going during the…

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Breaking the Stigma of Contract Roles

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Oftentimes when people are looking for work, they are hesitant to work with a staffing agency or to take on contract work. But sometimes that hesitancy is based on misconceptions. Many people think that contract workers are exploited. That they don’t have access to benefits. Or that it’s not as good as getting hired directly.…

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