By Steven Petroff, Toronto Financial Recruiter Accounting and finance recruiters can play a pivotal role in your career if you allow them. There is no shortage of accounting and finance professionals who scoff when they…
Accounting careers also offer a series of other interesting career paths, many of which are wide open for qualified candidates and provide you with the job growth opportunities you are seeking.
Today, many companies hire internally or they use employee referrals to find candidates to interview. This leaves many qualified candidates in the dark. But don’t worry. We’ll clue you into a number of ways that you can gain access to the hidden job market and open the door to many more career opportunities.
Whether you are new to the world of finance or a seasoned professional, the more you can do to live a healthy work-life balance and keep your mind (and your body) healthy, the better position you will be in to perform at an optimal level.
Prior to using any social platform, especially LinkedIn, where you are making connections with people who could have an impact on your career, it’s a good idea to make sure you know how to use the site properly, and perhaps more importantly, know the faux pas and big no-no’s for interacting on LinkedIn.
IQ PARTNERS would like you to get to know some of our recruiters. Each month we ask one of them the same 10 questions about their lives, the headhunting business, and what you should know as a job seeker or hiring manager. This month, meet Toronto Recruiter Steven Petroff.
Diversity is a hot button topic today. It has been gaining a lot of mainstream media attention and, in particular, it has become a focal point of companies seeking to improve and refine their recruiting efforts. It’s also something that your company needs to pay attention to if you want to be a destination for top talent in your industry.
Things will not remain static, and it’s important to stay on top of finance industry trends and the potential challenges they could present. Our finance and accounting recruiters have put together a list of some of the trends finance professionals need to pay attention to in 2017.
With many Canadians working well into their 60s and deciding to put off retirement for a few years, the 55+ candidates have become one of the hottest commodities in recruiting.
