In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our lives. It’s no longer just a platform for connecting with friends; it has also become a powerful tool for professional networking and career advancement. As a job candidate, your online presence on social media can significantly impact your career prospects. In this… Read more »
At Kinect we understand how tempting it can be for candidates to accept a counteroffer from their current employer after they receive a job offer from another company. However, accepting a counteroffer can have long-term negative consequences that outweigh any short-term benefits. In this article, we will explore why candidates should think twice before accepting… Read more »
Back in 2015, Deloitte produced a workplace burnout survey that found 77% of respondents experienced burnout at their current job. Their findings suggested that burnout happened regardless of passion for the job and that companies aren’t doing enough to prevent burnout in everyday company culture. A few years from now, it’s likely that burnout surveys… Read more »
Getting through to the interview stage is a huge accomplishment in itself. Yet, when we get a post-interview rejection letter, it stings so much more than the cursory note accompanying an initial rejection. Everyone eventually loses out on a job they felt they were perfect for. The trick to getting the next job is to… Read more »
You have the degree and the experience, but you can’t seem to get an interview for the jobs you’re most excited about. While matching candidates with employers is a delicate balance, sometimes the issue isn’t compatibility but competitiveness. IT certifications can help your resume stand out from the crowd, but what programs are worth your… Read more »
On January 1, 2020, we went out and set goals that ranged from easy to unrealistic. By the end of March, many of those goals veered from unrealistic to downright ludicrous. The rule of 2020 was simply to survive. As we orient ourselves to the new normal and start to see the light at the… Read more »
Remote work quickly became the norm in the age of COVID. As 2020 draws to a close, though, more businesses are beginning to plan their return to work strategy. While some people are excited to be back into a routine that includes coffee, a commute, and coworkers, others found that they work much better in an at-home… Read more »
When you get an email or cold call from a recruiter, most people who aren’t in the market for a job will ignore it, maybe sending it to voicemail or a junk folder. But answering these communications can be a good thing no matter where you are in your career. Here’s why: Unexpected dream job:… Read more »
Deciding to look for a new job can be stressful, so it’s important to figure out if it’s the right move first. How do you know when it’s time to move on and start the search for something new? Here are some signs that it might be time to dust off your resume and start job… Read more »
Technology continues to accelerate and both businesses and individual employees need to state engaged with the trends in innovation. An understanding of a constantly changing, growing, evolving technology landscape makes sure that businesses stay competitive and that employees can continue to make relevant contributions to the business. Disruption and change tend to be the norm, and… Read more »