Category "Career Resources"

Working with a scientific recruiter can be the first step to a new career. Recruiters are a great resource for everything throughout the employment process. Not only will they help find opportunities,

Making the decision to quit your job isn’t one that comes easily. Unless you’ve waited far too long to move on to your next opportunity, there are probably a few things you’re going to miss about the

It’s that time of year again – everyone is reminiscent of what they were thankful for during the past year. The usual things come to mind: family, friends and good health. Are your employees on the li

When you’re moving to a new area and leaving behind your current job, it can be hard to find your next career opportunity in the new location. Even if you’re making the move for your career (to a bigg

A mentor is a valuable asset for a career in any industry, including manufacturing. Whether you are new to your career, want to learn more skills of the trade, advance in your company, or just want to connect with like-minded individuals to share experiences and ideas with, a mentor can help in all of these areas.

Starting a new job can be scary- especially if you haven’t started a new job for years. It can be a lot of pressure to make a stand-out first impression for all of the coworkers you will be meeting, b

One of the first things you should do when you accept a new job offer is negotiate the benefits that come along with your salary. Even if your salary is substantial, poor benefits can have a big impac

Job searching is stressful to begin with – add in the feeling of betraying your current employer, and it can be downright overwhelming. Job searching while currently employed can be challenging and, q

Job satisfaction in America isn’t an impressive number: merely 50 percent of employees are satisfied at work, which, alarmingly, is the highest satisfaction rate in 11 years. On one hand, this means y