It seems the construction industry has sauntered along for decades with the basic concepts remaining intact for erecting homes, commercial, or industrial buildings.
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Topics: Engineers, Aggregates, construction materials, construction
The costs you incur hiring niche management and technical personnel goes well beyond the financial expenses for flying top talent to your operations for an on-site interview. Your time - and your hiring team's time - is precious. Tedious hours spent sorting through a barrage of mostly off-target resumes received from job boards, identifying that small percentage of quality candidates, performing initial phone screens, etc.. Not to mention time spent by senior managers and technical personnel, pulled away from billable work, to conduct phone and in-person interviews with multiple candidates. And, money lost every day by your company due to the fact this vacancy exists.
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Topics: Engineers, Mining Jobs, Recruitment, Mining Talent, Mining Recruiter, Human Resources, Engineering Recruiter, Manufacturing Recruiter
Applying for new jobs is stressful. It can feel like you're not getting anywhere fast, especially if you never receive feedback. If you want to get your job search on the fast track, just sending your resume and application into the company's system might not be enough.
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Topics: Engineers, Mining, Mining Jobs, resume preparation, Mining Recruiter, mining resume, mining industry,, job search, career search
When there's an engineering position open that sounds like your dream job, you may find it harder to prepare your resume than usual. Many people agonize over how to detail and format their resume to make the best impression on a hiring manager.
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Topics: Engineers, Mining Jobs, resume preparation, mining resume, job search
No matter how much engineering experience you may have, going into an interview can always seem a bit intimidating. It’s easy to be short spoken when you’re nervous. But if you don’t speak up about your knowledge and experience in the field, you’ll end up short selling yourself to a potential employer. With a bit of advanced preparation, you can ensure that your interview skills match up to your engineering skills. These tips for interview preparation for engineers will help you make a great impression at your upcoming interview.
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Topics: Interview Preparation, Engineers, Mining, Jobs
