Resources
Articles and advice
Concrete advice to hire, keep your employees, or find the right job.
Trades
Electrical assembler jobs: the trade and how to get hired
Wiring, assembling, checking: a hands-on, precise trade where many employers train on site. Here's what you need to know to get hired.
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Class 1 truck driver in Québec: licence, jobs and hiring
Local, regional or long haul: the steps to a Class 1 licence and what carriers look at before hiring.
ReadJob search
Jobs with no experience: positions where you're trained
General labourer, assembler helper, warehouse: many employers train on site. Here's how to land a first job with no experience.
ReadRecruitment
Hiring assemblers and general labourers: 6 levers
Few resumes, lots of turnover? Six concrete levers to attract and keep your assemblers and labourers.
ReadCompensation
Why posting a salary range changes everything
Candidates filter by salary first. Why and how to post it without creating tension.
ReadResume
A trade resume that gets read
One page, the right information, no detours. How to write a clear resume, even without a university degree.
ReadRecruitment
How to write a job description that attracts the right candidates
A vague job ad attracts vague applications. Here's a simple structure for writing a clear job description.
ReadInterviews
Job interviews: the questions you'll be asked
Five questions to prepare before your next interview, and how to answer them without reciting a script.
ReadSalary negotiation
Negotiating your salary without feeling awkward
Negotiating is a conversation, not a tug-of-war. How to prepare for it.
ReadOnboarding
Onboarding: a 30 / 60 / 90 day integration plan
The first weeks often decide whether a new employee will stay. A simple template to organize them.
ReadRetention
Why your good employees leave (and how to keep them)
Before replacing an employee, you need to understand why they're leaving. The most common causes.
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