You’ve had your first interview for a dream position at a fantastic company. Maybe you’ve even had a second. They both went well, and the interviewer told you to expect to hear from them within a couple days. A week … Continue reading
Career Path Services began its mission to serve Adult and Dislocated worker populations in Pierce County, Washington, on July 1, 2016. Leading the team is Michelle Griffith, WIOA Program Operator, along with Aaron Crawford, Program Analyst, and seven practitioners: James … Continue reading
We’ve all had days at work that challenge us to stay positive instead of ruminating on what went wrong at the office. The key to swaying the balance to positive is to take many small steps rather than expecting one … Continue reading
Like most of us, you’ve been to a job interview where you wish you could go back and answer that one question again, this time without those nervous blinders attached to your response. You wonder how you might have prepared … Continue reading
We’ve told you what we look for in prospective employees. What are you looking for in an employer? A good salary? Comprehensive benefits package? Excellent leadership? We begin to measure success by creating a working environment where our employees can … Continue reading
Spokane, WA (May 24, 2016) Career Path Services has been honored with a 2016 When Work Works Award for its use of effective workplace strategies to increase business and employee success. This prestigious award, part of the national When Work … Continue reading
We’re big fans of TED.com here at Career Path Services for their variety of ideas and talks that lead to creative approaches to life. As we transition into our new contracts in Pierce County, we’d like to share some words … Continue reading
You’ve read the news and watched the reports. There are jobs out there! Now that you know the well is open, how can you tap into it? You’ve found a job, and now you want to put your best foot … Continue reading
We’ve covered a legion of topics on technical know-how in the last few years. To sum it up in one sentence, try rebooting your computer when it breaks. Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, let’s discuss a … Continue reading
Who remembers the fairy tale about Goldilocks and the three bears? Raise your hands, please. Don’t remember? You know, it’s that story about the young girl who sneaks into the bear’s cottage, helps herself to their porridge, and then avails … Continue reading
