Our team of experienced recruiters have witnessed the ebbs and flows of the Midwest’s job market for more than 35 years and worked to help local businesses and candidates navigate the changes that 2021 brought. Here are three of the biggest trends we saw last year, and what they could mean for the 2022 job market. … Read More »
Job Seekers
Five ways to improve employee retention amid candidate-driven hiring market
Money isn’t the root of all happiness when it comes to employee retention. Division Director Brian price shares tips to keep your employees challenged, engaged and excited to stay with your company.… Read More »
Making the move: tips for relocating for a job in Kansas City
With more than a decade of experience as a recruiter in Kansas City, our own Dan Hilboldt has found the process of finding a job in a new city is much easier with the help of someone who lives and works in that area already. He shares tips for navigating the job market in a new city and why specifically Kansas City is such a jobseeker’s destination.… Read More »
Returning to work: How to address a gap in employment
Many companies are becoming more understanding as to why candidates may have taken time away from the workforce. Administrative Recruiter Rachel Hays outlines how to address a gap in employment in your future job search. … Read More »
Surviving your first day: Tips for first time substitute teachers
Properly preparing for your first substitute teaching day is critical to having a successful experience. If you’re a fist-time substitute teacher, follow this helpful advice to mitigate any problems and ensure you have a positive first day.… Read More »
Comparing today’s housing and job markets: How to navigate a candidate’s market to get the talent you need
A good home sells quickly, and so does a well qualified job candidate. Morgan Hunter recruiters and talent experts Adam Loewen and Harry Brewer give their advice for landing top talent in this competitive market.… Read More »
How to become a substitute teacher
Every state has different requirements, and the Kansas City area is unique in that the metro spans two states. If you are considering becoming a substitute in the Kansas City area, you may want to consider meeting the requirements of both states.… Read More »
A look into a recruiter’s recipe for success
Jobseekers are recipe-less bakers, often left to figure out what a company is looking for, its culture and day-to-day expectations all on their own. But, it doesn’t have to be that way. From my experience as a recruiter, I’ve found there are many misconceptions about what recruiters can offer for candidates, and how the process typically works. … Read More »
Q&A: TeamKC gives us a look inside the local job market
The back-and-forth of the pandemic hiring market has made it more confusing than ever for both jobseekers and employers. For a clearer perspective, Morgan Hunter Sales, Marketing & Operations director Brian Price asked Team KC with the Kansas City Area Development Council (KCADC) how our local workforce is faring right now.… Read More »
You quit your job—so, should you resist the counter offer?
The decision is not always cut and dry, and it’s wise to discuss all angles with a trusted mentor or your recruiter, who can help you weigh all the pros and cons of each option.… Read More »