Evaluating Candidates Objectively: From Gut Feel to Good Decisions
You’ve prepared well. You’ve conducted a structured, insightful interview. Now comes the part where many hiring managers fall into the most common trap—making decisions based on gut instinct rather than clear, job-related evidence. This READ MORE-->
Conducting the Interview: Best Practices for Hiring Managers
Once you’ve done your homework and prepared for the interview (see Part 1: Preparing for a Productive Interview), it’s time to shift your focus to how you conduct the conversation. A well-run interview builds READ MORE-->
Preparing for a Productive Interview: A Guide for Hiring Managers
Most employers train managers on what not to ask during an interview—but stopping there leaves a critical gap. To truly hire well, supervisors and hiring managers need to know how to prepare for a READ MORE-->
Career Crossroads: Should You Stay, Leave, or Come Back Later?
At some point in your career, you’ll face a tough decision: should you accept a counteroffer and stay, move on to something new, or even consider returning to a former employer in the future? READ MORE-->
GRS Candidate Resource Library
Tools, tips, and templates to guide your job search and career journey. 🎯 Interview Preparation Interview Preparation Guide A step-by-step overview to help you get ready for your next interview, from research to follow-up. READ MORE-->
Well-Being at Work: Rethinking Breaks, Benefits, and Balance
Summer can be a powerful reminder of something we often neglect: rest matters. But taking care of your well-being isn’t just about using vacation days. It’s about rethinking what balance and total compensation truly READ MORE-->
Writing Your Cover Letter: A Simple 7-Part Guide
A cover letter is your chance to introduce yourself, share your interest in the role, and make a strong first impression. Keep it clear, professional, and tailored to the opportunity. Here's a breakdown to READ MORE-->
Resume Writing Tips: Build a Document That Gets You Noticed
Your resume is often your first impression—think of it as a personal marketing tool. It’s not just a timeline of where you’ve worked, but a way to showcase your strengths, achievements, and value to READ MORE-->
Information Consistency & Why It’s Important
In today’s competitive job market, consistency is key—especially when it comes to your professional information. Employers are doing more research than ever before, and inconsistent details can raise red flags. 🔍 Where to Check READ MORE-->
Guidelines for Recorded Video Cover Letters
A well-written cover letter can showcase your grammar and professionalism—but it doesn't always capture your tone, energy, or personality. That’s where a recorded video cover letter can really shine. Used properly, a video gives READ MORE-->