Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Employers”
April 12, 2022
Written by: Crossroads Career |
Reading Time: 4 minutes
You’re coming up on graduation from college. Congratulations! It’s a great accomplishment to gain the tangible proof of all your hard work: a diploma. The hope is, all that hard work will land you a career where you’ll thrive, be fulfilled, and not the least of which… pay your bills! So, what’s the best way to FIND that job, and …
If you are like many people who have gone through job transition, you may have had experiences that had you saying something like the scenarios above. The age-old question that then arises is something like, “What are they looking for?!? What does the employer want?” During the month of April, we want to share with you some perspectives to answer …
Probably the most popular Christmas tune on the topic of joy is the familiar carol, “Joy to the World,” with its lyrics: Joy to the World! The Lord is comeLet earth receive her King!Let every heart prepare Him roomAnd heaven and nature singAnd heaven and nature singAnd heaven, and heaven and nature sing Since one of the four themes for …
November 23, 2021
Written by: Brian Ray |
Reading Time: 3 minutes
Most people see our mission of helping people hear God calling, maximizing their potential, and getting the right job as being all about the job seeker…and they’re correct! But a significant component of accomplishing that mission ALSO involves the critical constituent of employers. Without them, after all, the job seeker has many less areas to land. At our National Conference …
August 10, 2021
Written by: Dave Sparkman |
Reading Time: 3 minutes
While most of our Crossroads Career content is about being unemployed or unfulfilled, being over-employed can be equally, if not more, of a problem with which to grapple. Over-employment is defined as “a situation in which a person consistently works more hours than they can sustainably work” (thefreedictionary.com). Over-employment may be someone’s choice although, from my personal experience an observation, many …
“Jobs at a Crossroads: Hiring Up, Pay Flat” read the headline from last Thursday’s front page of The Wall Street Journal. The article about the new jobs report began, “The U.S. job market sits at a crossroads six years into a fitful economic expansion: Hiring is strong, but weak wage growth has failed to pull millions of would-be workers off …
