The Elevator is starting a new feature called “Hold the Door.” We will now be taking the time to sit down regularly with different companies and interrogate…I mean interview them on the different aspects of workplace culture, hiring, and social networking initiatives. We hope to help job seekers, businesses, and…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on March 30, 2011 at 10:30am — No Comments
Did you know that, according to a study done by Basex, the average time spent being interrupted in a typical work day and getting back into a groove is 2.1 hours? This is almost 1/3 of a person’s time at work! The internet has been a blessing and a curse for the world of the employed. Employees forward fun emails between each other all the time and social networking is practiced consistently at any job with computers available. I know what you’re thinking. You are scared now. Distractions…
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Hold on to your hats because it’s time for all good little employees to get their dose of training! Your company has found reason to give its workers more knowledge on a particular subject, whether it is the integration of a new company wide program or leadership skills. Training usually ends up being the afterthought of doing anything new. A lot of companies think that their employees are super human robots that can pick up and go with something like a fish to water. It’s time for a reality…
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Remember back when offshoring was all the rage? Companies thought setting up an office in India was the Holy Grail for saving money, but it was actually a disaster. Time differences, communication issues, and employee frustration all accounted for causing more harm to a company than the money spent to have a unified team in one area.
Today, companies are employing a new hiring method to try and counter costs with the use of Vendor Management Systems. A VMS is a computer program that…
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I hear that you hate your job and are ready to leave! You got in touch with a recruiter who found you an amazing position and the phrase “peace out” is roaring in your head. Those bridges are ready to be burned, but hold up a minute. People are always afraid of change. They focus so much on just leaving the job that they forget that the way they do so is very important. Keeping connections with your old employer is crucial!
You want to know why? Well, think about it for a second. If…
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Motivation is the key to success! We all know this. A lack of motivation means a lack of results. If you ask an employee what will motivate them, they will usually leap out of their seats with neck stretched, eyes bulged, and teeth wide, and exclaim “MONEY” without even thinking. Sure, you’ll get the select few who can do…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 23, 2011 at 9:46am — No Comments

Are you a job seeker that has been unemployed for long periods of time? Well, sit down my friend because you are not alone. In fact, 40% of the unemployed have been out of work for more than six months. Searching for a job is tough these days, especially when you have been out of your…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 17, 2011 at 11:30am — 1 Comment
Walk around the workplace today and ask this question: What do you know about the moonwalk?
You are likely to receive four different responses.
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 16, 2011 at 9:43am — No Comments
How fun is your place of employment? Is it a place of ruin and despair ruled by a tyrant dictator that pretends he is running a great company? How about an oasis of entertainment and relaxation in which fluffy bunnies hop around and you ride from cubicle to cubicle on unicorns? Which would you rather have and how do you…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 11, 2011 at 9:50am — No Comments
Let’s take a moment to reflect on the amazing ways that recruiters can see success in their efforts. The telephone and internet have done some miraculous things for the field. For instance, recruiters can call potential candidates and learn about them. In the online world, you can generally do the same through written text…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 9, 2011 at 10:46am — No Comments
A recent rumor has been circulating the web and creating a buzz that Facebook is going offline forever on March 15th. Apparently Mark Zuckerberg stated, “Facebook has gotten out of control. The stress of managing this…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on February 4, 2011 at 9:00am — 3 Comments
Answer me this folks, would you respond to the following personal ad?
“I’m a person. I am looking for a person. This person should be a person and fun. I am fun.”
If you answered yes, then I feel bad for you. There is nothing either informative or enticing about this. The only people who…
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Hello, my name is Michael and I am a recent college graduate about to pursue my master’s degree. I have two jobs and volunteer at a hospital once a week. How am I planning to fit this degree into my schedule? Well, there is a new fast-growing trend emerging in the world of colleges. This miracle is called an online…
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Let’s face it. Buying a used car at a lot has to be one of the worst thought of experiences in anyone’s existence. The salesperson is just after that big commission and fast talks you about any car your eye lands on even if said car looks like it went down with the Titanic. Well, you might…Added by Michael Stoyanoff on January 18, 2011 at 1:00pm — 1 Comment
A business is not always the best place to be oneself. Often times one has to let go of his true personality in order to have a more professional persona. Many people feel that their work life is in a constant state of judgment and so-wait a minute…what am I doing? A blog is supposed to be an expression of a person through…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on January 17, 2011 at 10:55am — No Comments
How many times have you posted a resume to a job that you thought was perfect for you? I know I have quite a few times. You get that little sense of satisfaction and walk around with a smile the entire day because you are certain that they will consider you. As the week progresses a timeline of emotions ensues:
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Michigan has been descending the economic elevator for half a decade now. It’s been so frustrating that hope for a ground floor is starting to dwindle. What’s the upside? You get to turn on the television and hear tales of employment shortages instead of Detroit’s high crime rate? Household chores are being done more…
Added by Michael Stoyanoff on January 11, 2011 at 11:00am — No Comments
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