Write a Last-Minute Resume by Sticking to These 3 Rules
Across the professional world, people from every level of life share this struggle. The 16-year-old applying at the local grocery store, the 35-year-old stockbroker who...
Month: April 2016
What NBC Telemundo Will Bring to Miami
The broadcast campus is expected to create 3,000 jobs in the construction industry alone, and after completion, will house approximately 1,300 employees.
Miami’s Career Landscape: Hospitality
As Miami entertains the masses, the hospitality industry is trying to keep up with the demand. According to the Greater Miami Convention and Visitors Bureau, Miami was ranked third highest in national occupancy rates.
Should You Relocate For a Job?
Whether you’re looking to expand your career prospects, you’ve just accepted your dream job or just looking for a change of pace, chances are you’ve already begun planning for the exciting-yet-agonizing process of moving to another city.
How to Stay Focused on Your Career When You Live in Miami
While it may seem tempting and downright obligatory to take advantage of everything Miami has to offer, it’s crucial that you remember to stay focused on the most important aspect – your career.
7 Awesome Jobs to Fuel Your Love of Travel
Do you find yourself spending an unhealthy amount of time at your desk each day, dreaming about your next vacation? If so, it might be time for you to consider finding a job that allows (and pays) you to travel frequently.
A Guide to the Colleges in Miami
We’ve compiled a guide to some of the most popular colleges in the Miami area, and ultimately, we hope to help make your decision a little easier when the time comes.
The Miami Job Market and Where We Stand
Where do we rank the Miami job market within this developing economy?
Career Path of a Risk Manager
Here’s what you need to know about pursuing a career as a risk manager or risk consultant.
What to Expect at the RIMS 2016 Conference
The RIMS 2016 Conference will take place April 10 to April 13, 2016, at the San Diego Convention Center. If you’re an industry professional or looking for job opportunities in this field, be sure to secure your ticket for this highly anticipated event.
The 2016 Insurance Industry Employment Survey Proves Again That the Industry has Great Careers!
For the last 8 years, we have been calling insurance companies and asking them to give us some insight on the jobs they have open, their future hiring plans and what challenges they have through the hiring process. In 2015, the insurance industry saw a record number of employees (over 2.5 million) and continues to have one of the lowest unemployment rate in any sector (2.3%).
2016 Insurance Industry Jobs Report: Record Number of Insurance Jobs but Finds Key Challenges Ahead
The insurance industry is set for another a huge hiring year, according to a report out today from GreatInsuranceJobs.com. With 91% of companies with current open jobs and a nearly across-the-board (98%) plan to hire at least one person in 2016, the employment market in insurance remains very strong. Going beyond the Bureau of Labor and Statistics numbers, this report offers real insight into the state of the insurance industry.
2016 Insurance Industry Employment Survey Reveals 3 Things Employers Must Do To Make Hires
We just released the 2016 Insurance Industry Survey. We talked directly to over 70 companies and uncovered some fantastic information that will help insurance employers get a real picture of what is going on in their quest to find great insurance talent.
Orlando Job Seekers- 139 Employers Tell You WHY They Won’t Hire You in 2016!
You would think with very low unemployment (4.5%) and record number of total jobs ever in the Central Florida job market, employers would be hiring almost anyone who at least had some of the required skills. Pre-recession (2007), employers did hire in excess because the economy was booming and if they did not have sufficient human capital, most felt they would not be able to maximize their revenue.
The Inside Scoop from the 2016 Central Florida Employment Survey
We just released the 2016 Central Florida Employment Survey. This year we talked to 139 companies about current and future needs, challenges in hiring, social media hiring and cost per hire. All the results can be downloaded with this link.