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Riding the Federal Job Wave: Seven Ways to Impress Federal Employers

This guest post on the federal hiring frenzy and how to land federal jobs is by Lily Whiteman, author of How to Land a Top-Paying Federal Job
Federal Job Openings Continue To Be Available
Who’s hiring all the time? The federal government, that’s who. Yes, no matter how bad the economy gets, the nation’s [...]

Top 7 Mistakes Hiring Managers Make When Advertising Open Positions

This guest post is by Thomas Torresson, courtesy of Recruiting Blogswap.
There are plenty of reasons a particular job ad may not work well. Sometimes these mistakes are tough to recognize and even harder to learn to avoid.
Here are seven mistakes that can cause an ad to provide less bang for the buck than desired:

Not [...]

Riding the Federal Job Wave: Five Ways to Conduct a Federal Job Search

This guest post on the federal hiring frenzy and how to land federal jobs is by Lily Whiteman, author of How to Land a Top-Paying Federal Job
Federal Job Openings Continue To Be Available
Who’s hiring all the time? The federal government, that’s who. Yes, no matter how bad the economy gets, the nation’s [...]

Navigating the Intersection of Telecommuting and Wage-and-Hour Law

Telecommuting — Perk, Convenience, and Potential Legal Minefield
Many employers offer their employees the opportunity to work from home on either a regular or temporary basis. While the flexibility of a telecommuting arrangement can benefit both the employer and the employee, allowing a nonexempt employee to work at home can lead to a minefield of wage [...]

Riding the Federal Job Wave: Seven Myths About Federal Employment

This guest post on the federal hiring frenzy and how to land federal jobs is by Lily Whiteman, author of How to Land a Top-Paying Federal Job

Federal Job Openings Continue To Be Available
Who’s hiring all the time? The federal government, that’s who. Yes, no matter how bad the economy gets (and it’s [...]