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How to Thrive at Work Post COVID-19 Lockdown
Businesses are actively creating and implementing health and safety protocols to ensure a safe return to the office for their staff. This involves physical distancing protocols and extra sanitizing measures, just to name a few. What is not being talked about as much...
read morePodcasts: Education (or Entertainment) on the Move
What is a podcast? As per Wikipedia, “A podcast is an episodic series of digital audio or video files which a user can download in order to listen. Alternatively, the word "podcast" may refer to the individual component of such a series or to an individual media...
read moreDebunking Five Common Job Search Myths
As a recruitment agency, daily we speak with professionals in a variety of industries. We often hear about misconceptions and myths permeating candidates’ job search. These misconceptions include once-valid strategies that have become outdated and do not necessarily...
read moreHow to Elevate the Candidate Experience
Attracting top talent can be a challenge in today’s job market. While salaries, benefits, and holidays are as important as ever, in-demand candidates are also interested in company culture and positive employee experiences. The process you use when hiring employees is...
read moreBest Practices for Job Seekers! Tips from the TDS Recruiters
Job searching can be tough; a full time job within itself which is why there are options available to help you. Specialized and generalized recruitment agencies like TDS assist job seekers in their search and are a great additional resource when looking for your new...
read moreProfessional Development 101
Professional development is an opportunity to learn new skills, perfect existing skills, and stay up-to-date on best practices in your industry. This is especially important in fast-moving sectors like tech, where new strategies and technologies are always emerging....
read moreDoes Your Resume Pass the Skim Test?
According to a 2012 study from TheLadders, recruiters spend an average of six seconds on each resume they read. That’s right – all the time and effort you dedicated to your resume can be dismissed after a six-second skim. On the other hand, if your resume passes the...
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