Comparing today’s housing and job markets: How to navigate a candidate’s market to get the talent you need

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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 »

Interview Tips: How To Answer “Tell Me About a Time You Failed on the Job”

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There are many questions that candidates dread. But talking about failures is definitely at the top of the list. After all, how are you supposed to discuss your biggest career mistake without painting yourself in a bad light? At Morgan Hunter, we know it’s possible to answer this question and still impress the hiring manager.… Read More »

Should You Consider Relocating for a Job?

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You found your dream job. You’re highly qualified, the culture is a great fit, the salary and benefits are more than competitive and the company is an industry leader. The trouble is: it’s in a different city. Should you relocate for a job or stick where you are? It’s certainly a personal decision that depends… Read More »

How to Attract Talent in a Candidate-Driven Market

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  In today’s job market, if an employee is not happy with their current position, it isn’t difficult for them to find a new career opportunity — and many are doing just that. According to a recent survey, 32% of employees plan to change jobs this year. Not only that, 78% say they aren’t actively… Read More »

Should I Tell My Boss I’m Looking For A New Job?

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You’ve just started looking for a new job in Kansas City. Now the question is: do you tell your boss? It’s a sensitive situation, one that needs to be handled the right way. Otherwise, you could land yourself in hot water. So what should you do and when do you inform your manager? It’s always… Read More »

Stop Dreading Mondays When You Don’t Like Your Job

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Dread Mondays? You’re certainly not alone. In fact, many employees are in the same boat as you. The question is: should you work to make things better or move onto a different opportunity? Here are four tips to help you as you’re making your decision: Tip #1: Do something different outside. If you don’t regularly… Read More »

7 Ways to Be Happier at Work

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  One-third of your life is spent at work. That’s a lot of time. And if you don’t like your job or aren’t thrilled with your employer, it can significantly impact your quality of life. The good news is that – short of finding a new job in Kansas City – there are steps you… Read More »

How to Write a Resignation Letter

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  You worked with Morgan Hunter and found a new job. Congratulations! Your hard work, interview preparation, and countless applications have finally paid off. You’re ready and excited for your new role — everything is falling into place. But first, you need to quit your current job. Part of that is writing a resignation letter.… Read More »

Should Your Resume Be Written in 1st or 3rd Person?

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  Before you sit down to write your resume, there’s one crucial question you need to answer first: should my resume be written in the first or third person? Your resume should never be written in the third person. Use first-person but leave out the pronoun “I.” For example, if you’re an administrative assistant, instead… Read More »

Easy Resume Mistakes That Could Be Hurting Your Job Chances

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  Is your resume ending up in an internet black hole? It could due to a few simple mistakes you’re making on it. With hundreds of applications being submitted for most jobs in Kansas City, even a seemingly subtle slip-up can cost you the call for an interview. Don’t let that happen. Instead, here’s a… Read More »