Posts Categorized: Hiring Advice

Onboarding New Hires Enables Success!

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Until recently, many companies limited their onboarding activities to the first few hours of new hire orientation. A new employee might have spent their first hour or two getting introduced around the office before spending the better part of the day filling out a pile of paperwork out at their desk and reviewing an employee handbook. Read more »

Defining and Refining Your Hiring Process to Find the Best Candidates

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Trying to find the best fit for an open position is always a challenge, but it can become a nearly impossible feat when none of the sourced candidates are particularly impressive. If this has become a pattern, you could be searching for talent in all the wrong places. The job market changes, supply and demand Read more »

When is it the Right Time to Start Looking for Your Next Hire?

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If your company is fully staffed right now, looking for your next hire is probably the furthest thing from your mind — but this should not be the case. As a manager, it is imperative that you are as prepared as possible for a variety of scenarios, from general growth to an emergency that creates Read more »

5 Signs Your HR Staff Needs Help

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Your Human Resources staff is the heart and soul of your entire organization. They are responsible for everything from hiring the best person for each open position, to keeping employees happy and engaged. HR has a number of large responsibilities, so it is understandable when personnel in this department get a bit stressed from time to time. However, Read more »

3 More Illegal Questions to Avoid During an Interview

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When interviewing candidates for a position at your company, you want to learn as much about them as possible. However, many topics are not only offensive — they’re illegal. Even the slightest touch on subjects such as age, disabilities, citizenship, sexual orientation, gender, marital status, race, military discharge status can cross the line into illegal Read more »

3 Strategies for Replacing an Employee Discreetly

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Making the decision to replace a member of your team can be a difficult one, especially if the employee holds a highly visible role. After talking it over with your core decision-makers and coming to the conclusion that it must be done, it is often best to keep the transition as quiet as possible until Read more »

3 Questions to Never Ask a Candidate During an Interview

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A job interview is your chance to get to know a candidate, to see if they are the right fit for the job. While you can certainly ask a number of questions to learn more about them, some inquiries are strictly off limits. It is extremely important to know which topics to avoid, so you don’t Read more »

3 Character Traits to Look for When Hiring

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When hiring a new person to your team, pay attention to the character of those you interview. Candidates are more than their resume. Sure, you want someone with the necessary skills and experience to excel at the position, but they also need to have the right personality. The people who power your company have the Read more »

Retaining Top Employees | How to Keep Your All-Star Team Together

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Every company has a few employees who are exceptionally good at their jobs. These people come into the office each day ready to work hard to help the company succeed. They produce amazing results for the organization and their energy is electric, subsequently inspiring the entire team to want to do their best as well. These all-star Read more »

As the Project Director on the 495 Express Lanes Mega Project we encounter the need of services of many disciplines of workers, from administrative, human resources, designers, project control experts and engineering. RealStreet Staffing was always able to supply our team with capable and experienced personnel on a very short notice.This contributed significantly to our Read More…

Mitchell Lester, Project Director 495 Express Lanes

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