Companies are getting creative when it comes to keeping their workers. In the “old days” of recruiting everyone worked 6 days a week, 60 – 70 hours and often didn’t have benefits. I’ve seen the trends change to attract workers but not like we are seeing now. Yum! Brands, for […]
Read moreThe job application process can be overwhelming, and job seekers won’t hesitate to abandon a complicated or frustrating process. With unemployment low and the competition for talent fierce, employers can’t afford application processes that drive candidates away instead of welcoming them in. Job seekers have more options now than ever. […]
Read more4 Tips For Writing A Resume That Will Get You The Interview If you’re tired of meticulously writing, editing and rewriting your resume, only to send it off and never hear about it again, you’re not alone. The reality is that it’s possible no one ever saw your resume at […]
Read moreIn this tight labor market companies have to move fast if they want the best talent available. The unemployment rate, combined with the ever growing restaurant industry, has employers clambering to compete for top producers. Employers are making hiring decisions faster than ever. We have one client who does a […]
Read moreRestaurants feel the pain of a tight labor market. With low unemployment rates and a continuously expanding industry, restaurants have been feeling the pressure in hiring employees and keeping locations properly staffed. Higher wages have strained labor budgets and workers have been gaining leverage on multiple fronts. Long standing “no-poaching […]
Read moreBeware of the Counter Offer Trap Great News! You’ve just accepted a job offer for a job that gives “what you wanted that you didn’t have now” in your present position. Now you need to give notice. How will your boss react? It’s common for your boss to think: […]
Read moreWorking with hospitality recruiters can be a great way to give your job search a boost, but there are a few important points to consider when seeking out the help of a recruiting firm. All headhunters are not created equal, so you will need to research the one that can […]
Read moreA recruiting firm founder knows a new job can change everything — even for her franchisees. Back in 1989, after having worked as a pet store owner, a caterer and the first female captain on the Chesapeake Bay, Patrice Rice realized something: Any given restaurant needs five to seven managers, […]
Read moreSeasonal Hiring: 6 Tips for Employers This article was written by Saige Driver and originally featured on the Business News Daily’s website. View the original article here. The holidays can be the most wonderful time of the year. But if you are a business owner, it can also be the most stressful. Business picking up during […]
Read moreAlexandra N. says that Sabrina Demetriades made her job seeking experience enjoyable!Sabrina went above and beyond throughout my entire job hiring process to make me feel comfortable and confident while trying to find the best job position. I have now been working in the position for one month and am so happy with where I am at. I honestly feel like Sabrina made my experience so much more enjoyable. I was just telling my new boss that to this day, Sabrina still checks up on me to make sure I am doing well and liking the position I am in. I would highly recommend anyone to use her during this process because she truly made it so seamless and pleasant.
Thanks so much,
Alexandra N.
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Remzi Yilmaz“Patricia’s approach to searching for candidates allows her to find top notch prospects each and every time. She has the ability to know exactly what qualifications we are looking for when a vacancy becomes available. I appreciate Patricia’s enthusiasm, tailored approach, consistent communication and follow up when recruiting for our company. She is truly a wonderful partner!”
