It’s Flu Season in Middle Tennessee: Here’s How to Beat It
It’s that time again. The air is crisp. Jackets are out of storage. Hibernating creatures are snuggled in their dens. And it seems like everyone is getting sick. Yep, it’s that time again. It’s flu season. On the job, all of us are exposed to a host of germs each day. Because they move from […]
Talkin’ Turkey: Foolproof Tips for Cooking that Bird
At Wood Personnel, we believe in doing things the right way. Our pursuit of excellence extends beyond the workplace – and into the kitchen! Here are our favorite tips for cooking an amazing turkey this Thanksgiving. Plan Ahead Cooking a turkey is a marathon – not a sprint. Make sure you build in extra time […]
Using LinkedIn for Your Job Search? Mind your manners!
Etiquette used to be so simple: Close your mouth when you chew. Always send a thank-you note. Don’t interrupt your parents while they’re speaking. Today, however, the “rules of engagement” have become much more complex. Digital communication, in particular, has given rise to an entirely new set of online etiquette rules. So if you’re […]
High Voltage Hiring: 5 Tips to Help Optimize Your Job Postings
Hiring in Middle Tennessee? Then you need to think like a job seeker – and optimize your job postings so the right people find them when they search online. The good news? There are lots of simple tricks and tools you can use to encourage qualified candidates apply to your job. Here are five […]
ACA Requirements: Tips when using Wood Personnel Temporary Employees
When it comes to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. But if you’ve ever tried reading the ACA and understanding its complex requirements, that “ounce of prevention” can give you a really big headache. For example, the ACA sets forth very specific […]
Ready to Re-Skill? 4 FREE ways to acquire new job skills in Middle Tennessee
To get ahead in your career, you must never stop learning. But with the average cost of tuition and fees ranging from $9,000 to $30,000 per year, acquiring those skills in a college classroom is an extremely expensive proposition. True, many fields require a 4-year degree. But, there are many other less-expensive ways to […]
