Author: Mike Webmaster
How Artificial Intelligence Has Impacted the Recruiting Industry
With the increased demand for quality employees, recruiters are having to step up their game. Sifting through resumes and job applications is very time consuming
Hiring Trends and Lessons Learned from the Pandemic
COVID has changed how we hire. Our interviews are now video conferences and even our onboarding may still be remote. Today, 63% of companies source,
Travel is Back: Six Things You Should Know To Prepare Your Staff Now
The travel industry is always in flux, but never more so than with the pandemic. Thankfully, brighter skies are on the horizon. Travel is picking
Five Steps for Attracting Candidates to Your Business
Attracting candidates in today’s almost-post-Covid environment is difficult. Restaurants, hotels, movie theaters, and others in the hospitality industry are struggling to provide quality customer service
Franchise Owner Spotlight: Kevin Kalstad
Kevin Kalstad has been a Gecko Hospitality owner since 2010. He now has divisions of his business spread across Alaska, California, Oregon, and Washington. Why
5 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting a Franchise
Franchises are great business opportunities. They lessen the risk associated with starting a business from scratch. Instead, they offer a proven system for building an
Highest Paid Hospitality Jobs in 2021
Everyone is hiring these days. Certainly, the hospitality industry has rebounded from the 2020 pandemic, where many facilities laid off or furloughed staff or even
Ghosting: Is it Right and How Can You Avoid It?
Ghosting, at least in the new sense of the word, is not a good thing. Ghosting is when a person who used to be friendly
Use This Template to InMail Hospitality Talent About Your Jobs
LinkedIn is the world’s hottest professional social site for networking and job search. LinkedIn has 756 million members so it’s a hotbed of potential candidates for
What’s the Difference Between an LLC and Corporation?
Which is better; a limited liability company (LLC) or a corporation (S-Corp). The answer is individualized. An LLC has more structure than a partnership or
