skills Archives - Masis Staffing

17 Mar Valuable Skills That Employees Seek in Management

Posted at 06:00h in Employers

As a leader, your employees count on you for guidance, reassurance, and direction in their work setting. Because they rely on you, there are some qualities that they want in their managers to ensure they are receiving the right insights to help them thrive in...

15 Jan Want to Become a Leader 5 Qualities You Should Possess

Posted at 06:00h in Leadership

Becoming a great leader isn’t about luck or perfect timing, it is about working hard. It is about developing the proper skills and characteristics to help a company grow and to push a team to success. A great leader is able to create a clear...

26 Jun Do You Need A Character Reference Letter?

Posted at 12:44h in Employees, Job Seekers

Why consider a character reference letter? When you're on the hunt for a new job, you must do all you can to stand out from the dozens of other candidates. You want to make sure that employer's personnel recognize your potential and schedule an interview...

addressing your weakness during a job interview

27 Mar 4 Ways to Address Your Weaknesses During a Job Interview

Posted at 07:00h in Interviews, Job Seekers

During a job interview, you want to stand out. You want to show the interviewer you're the ideal candidate for the position and make them feel confident in their hiring decision. However, one question that you will often be asked is “what is your biggest...

13 Feb How to Provide Constructive Criticism Without Offending Anyone

Posted at 07:00h in Career Advice

No matter if you're talking to a co-worker or a superior, constructive criticism and feedback is often a must. This is one of the most effective ways for individuals to recognize their weaknesses, make changes, and improve. But, to make these comments effective, you must not...

30 Jan 5 Things You Can Skip on Your Next Resume

Posted at 07:00h in Interviews, Job Seekers, Resumes

Resume writing is SO important. Why? If you want to make an impression and be considered as a candidate for an incredible job position, you must make a strong first impression. One of the best — and easiest — ways to do this is to...

14 Nov 5 Ways to Improve Your Mental Health at Work

Posted at 07:00h in Mental Health, Productivity

Most Americans will spend more waking hours in the workplace than in their own homes. Unfortunately, work-related issues are one of the most common sources of stress. A whopping 61% of Americans report work as a top stressor in their life. Additionally, 77% of people...

24 Oct 5 Essential Soft Skills You Need to Succeed in the Workplace

Posted at 07:00h in Employees, Goal setting

While mastering certain software applications and tech devices are skills that many managers are looking for, those will likely not matter if you do not also have a plethora of soft skills. These are personal skills and characteristics that help you work well with others...

05 Sep 4 must have computer skills for getting hired

Posted at 07:00h in Job Seekers

Most people would likely agree that success in getting a job is very much driven by skills in technology and the ability to competently use a computer. Experts predict that by 2022, computer literacy will be non-negotiable in 90% of jobs. With the array of tasks that computers can be used to complete, it’s hard to be skilled in every area. And when it comes to getting a job, it’s hard to know where to focus your efforts towards computer competency and what skills should be a top priority. We know exactly what employers are looking for when it comes to computer proficiency:

25 Jul 4 Things to do after a job rejection

Posted at 07:00h in Job Seekers

It’s the moment you have been waiting for: the call about the dream job you interviewed for last week! Everything about the job was exactly what you wanted and having left the interview feeling like it went well, you were awaiting the call with good confidence in your chance for success. Unfortunately, though, the call starts with “we’re sorry to say . . .” and then you know what comes next. While it is disappointing, it happens to all of us and more important than the outcome is what you do with it when you receive it. Here’s how to make the most of the rejection call so you can succeed the next time.