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Hello, 2016! The six most popular New Year's resolutions at workThis time of year, many people assume the motto, "New year, new job." Let's take a look at some other popular resolutions.- More hiring, higher salaries in coming months: Midyear Job Forecast73 per cent of employers plan to hire full-time, permanent staff over coming months while 60 per cent plan to hire temporary or contract wo...
- Nine appearance mistakes that are holding you back at workMore than 2000 HR managers across the U.S participated in a CareerBuilder survey and cited these nine(superficial) factors.
- Job satisfaction not necessarily equals job loyalty: SurveyWhile 71 per cent of employees report being "satisfied" or "very satisfied" in their jobs, more than 63 per cent say they regularly look fo...
- No eye contact biggest mistake during job interview: SurveyAccording to survey, about 56 per cent employers come to know within first five minutes of an interview if a job candidate is a good fit fo...
- Hiring managers rank best and worst words in resumes: CareerBuilder SurveyA sample of hiring managers identified which commonly-used resume terms are overused and which are strong additions in the survey.
- India strictest when it comes to tardiness: SurveyAccording to the survey, 42 per cent of employers in India have fired an employee for being late and among the nine surveyed countries.
- Indians are power dressers, slog in officeIndia is the only country where half the workers are likely to be spotted in business formals, compared with just 11% in the US.
- IT managers, engineers & accountants hardest to find: SurveyThis survey was conducted online within the US, Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Russia and the UK by Harris Interactiv...
- Talent crunch affecting half of India : SurveyTalent crunch is causing a drag on employers across the world and the situation is worse in emerging market economies, including India.
- 47 pc employers plan to hire new personnel in Jul-Dec: SurveyLarge number of cos in US plan to recruit during remaining part of 2011, with customer service & IT industry expected to offer strongest hi...
- 24 pc US employees can't afford to take vacation: Survey30 per cent of respondents who are taking vacations said that they will contact work while on break, up from 25 per cent last year.
- Nearly a third of US companies don't have succession plan: SurveyMany companies in the US have revealed that they do not have a formal succession plan in place and there are no immediate successors for mo...
- US companies to go on a hiring spree: SurveyReflecting the bullish employment market, companies in US plan to recruit new personnel over the next three months, says a survey.
- Office work enters into workers personal space by tech gadgetsFacing greater pressure at workplace, a majority of employees take their official work home through tech gadgets like smartphones, says a s...
- Dress smart for job interview: SurveyJust as you spend hours on your resume, you need to invest some time on your attire to look the part in employment interview and better the...
- 58% of laid-off last year now have jobsNearly 6 in 10 workers laid off last year have landed new jobs, says a survey. How to ask for a salary hike | Choose best job offer | Diver...
- 32 pc American IT firms plan to hire more: SurveyA third of the American IT employers are planning to increase hiring this year, says a survey.
- Job hunting? Take those wild party pics off FacebookJob seekers should be mindful of what they post online.
- Almost half of laid off secure new jobs in US: SurveyAmid challenging conditions in the US job market some positive indications are being witnessed, with close to half of the people who were l...
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