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Blog Post: Tips to Help You Prepare for Retirement after a Long Career: If you have been working in the same field for several years and are now ready to punch the ticket toward the journey to relaxation, there are some points you may want to consider. When you have…; Added by Brooke Chaplan at 1:28pm on January 18, 2016

Blog Post: 10 career suicide tips: What a topic to take up on a weekend. Certain instances in last week have prompted me to write this post. As usual, the trigger point has been conversations with some candidates. It is surprising…; Added by Subramani B at 3:37am on June 4, 2011

Blog Post: How to Make Your Cubicle Space less Boring: If you work in a cubicle, chances are, you sometimes feel like a worker bee in a busy hive. Indeed, spending your Mondays through Fridays in a drab, fabric-lined alcove can, across time, be…; Added by Brooke Chaplan at 11:25am on December 22, 2015

Blog Post: Tips for Tuesday: Job Seekers and the Resume: Added by Katie Bauer at 8:21pm on March 4, 2014

Blog Post: Best Practices for Nailing a Video Interview: Interviews are almost always nerve-wracking, but when interviews are completed via Skype or some other remote means, the process can seem very impersonal. Besides being nervous, the candidate will…; Added by Debbie Allen at 10:20am on June 17, 2013

Blog Post: It’s Never Too Late to Engage Your Employees!

Every organization without any doubt was quick enough…

Added by vishnu vis at 7:46am on April 1, 2020

Topic: The Human Touch: way and I was just staying home to greet the costumed neighborhood kids; I offered her my car so her travels would be a bit more comfortable. Much later that evening, I received a phone call from the same daughter who was in a panic. Someone had just hit her with their truck along the driver's side of the car. I asked if she was ok, yes, she was and then asked if she wanted me to come to the scene, yes, she did. She was very upset though physically ok. The other driver, trying to merge too quickly into her lane, instead merged into her, virtually broad-side sweeping the car and pushing her up on the curb. The damage was moderate and yes, the driver did try to pin fault on her, no luck, the damage spoke for itself. The car was drivable but would require repair soon, as the windows could not be used, door handle was ready to fall off, and the driver side mirror was damaged. I called my auto insurance, immediately, with a half hour of the accident. By Monday, I received two calls from the insurance and an appointment scheduled on Tuesday for an adjuster to take a look at the car and give me an estimate. Tuesday afternoon, forty minutes after meeting the adjuster, I was in a rental car continuing throughout my day. The adjuster was organized and extremely efficient but most of all he was all about customer service. The car rental went even more smoothly with the agent helping me transfer items from my car to the rental and details of the agreement at my finger tips. It was the most amazing customer service experience of my life. It has been at least twelve years since my last experience dealing with an auto accident and insurance. The efficiency, I know, comes from the speed of computers and the ease of internet communications but the excellent customer service came from people who cared about people. It doesn't matter how quickly you do your job, if you don't care for whom you are doing it. A smile, a lilt in the voice, and a genuine desire to be helpful still ranks higher and goes a lot further than an emailed report. by rayannthorn…; Added by Rayanne at 10:50pm on November 4, 2009

Blog Post: A Recruiter's Personals AD: The more I think about it the more I come to the conclusion that we need to return to the basics. I was involved in a discussion today about the need for recruiters to learn to create better job…; Added by Moises Lopez at 9:48pm on August 14, 2008

Blog Post: Five Jobs in Mental Health You Haven't Considered Yet: Obtaining a mental health degree like one in psychology or sociology opens up many career opportunities, and maybe more than you first think. In all mental health jobs, you care for people with…; Added by Brooke Chaplan at 12:37pm on October 22, 2015

Blog Post: Career Talk: How to Emotionally Prepare for the Life of a Social Worker