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10 Recruiter Skills You Can Leverage in Your Job Search

by Brent Thomson | Published on - December 18, 2023

Did you know that 80 percent of corporate jobs are never advertised? Employers and employees often prefer recruiters for job searches and hiring. Do your research and find a quality recruiter who can offer you a meaningful advantage.  Here are ten skills we offer candidates in their job search with us: 1. Industry Knowledge Much

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Mastering Sales Management: 8 Sales Leadership Qualities Required for Success

by Kyle Fletcher | Published on - December 15, 2023

Today’s sales leaders need more than selling skills to succeed in sales management. Sales leadership qualities that foster a thriving sales culture are crucial.  The sales leadership qualities that set strong sales leaders apart are rooted in a commitment to ensuring their sales team is well-equipped and engaged. These leaders offer their team members resources

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4 Things to Prove to Your Boss That Show You’re Ready for a Promotion Negotiation

by Brent Thomson | Published on - November 20, 2023

Sales leaders are always looking to promote talent on their teams strategically. So, what makes a representative stand out to them? And how can you position yourself for a promotion negotiation your boss can’t say no to?  Here are the four steps to promotion negotiation prep that we recommend: #1 Prove That Your Value is

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12 Repeatable Steps to Winning Sales and Growing Your Sales Success

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - November 17, 2023

Top sales leaders know there’s a difference between achieving one sales win and winning sales over time. The first can be a matter of making enough offers and, by chance, closing a deal. The second is always a matter of strategy, commitment to a winning sales process, and investing in continual improvement.  The twelve steps

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Best & Worst States to Work in America

by Eliot Burdett | Published on - November 14, 2023

In recent years, employee engagement has dropped for the first time in a decade. In 2020, 36% of workers were engaged at work; that number fell to 34% in 2021 and 32% in 2022, according to a Gallup Poll. This means workers, especially women and young people, feel less enthusiastic about their jobs and less