Posts by rw-admin
Is it Time for Your Resume to Graduate?
There is a lot of talk about what needs to be on your resume but there are many items that should be removed too — especially if you have been working off the same resume since you graduated from college!
Resume writing is as much about what you don’t include as what you do.
In this article, Alan Carty outlines how to help your resume “graduate” by keeping the formatting clear and the content fresh. Follow his tips and you will avoid making a wrong first impression!
Read MoreBenefits of 3D Printing for Manufacturers
3D Printing in manufacturing is getting more common every day. The benefits cannot be ignored: efficiency, time savings, reduced risk and lower costs.
In this guest post, Kevin Allison explores how advantageous it can be for companies that implement this new technology.
His informative infographic also highlights several 3D printing applications that can play an important role in manufacturing processes.
Kevin serves as the VP of Marketing for Crescent Industries, an employee-owned, injection molding company providing an integrated, single-source solution for custom plastic injection molded components.
Read More5 Underrated Examples of Great Employee Benefits
Many companies are now offering some new employee benefits in an effort to attract top talent.
In this guest post, Rodney Laws shares five underrated benefits and perks that employees love.
Read MoreWhat’s in a Name/Email Address?
While it’s true that “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet”, when it comes to email addresses and your job search, the email address you’re using may need some refreshing.
Read up on some common mistakes that are made and then utilize our tips to remedy your email address if it isn’t up to par.
With so much communication online, people form first impressions without ever seeing you. Present a polished image by making sure your email address is a professional one!
Read MoreHow To Upskill & Be Proactive During Furlough
In this guest post, Rodney Laws outlines how furloughed engineers and other professionals can be proactive and continue to work on their skills.
Rodney suggests taking advantage of online training programs, experimenting with side businesses, and networking.
He also shares many professional development ideas including links to automation courses and certifications that you may find relevant!
Read MoreGet Your Future Back in 2020
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