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Just being on the inside gives you an advantage over external candidates when applying for full-time jobs, says Mr. Prising.
Make a Temp Job Last Dennis Nishi 2011
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Just being on the inside gives you an advantage over external candidates when applying for full-time jobs, says Mr. Prising.
Make a Temp Job Last Dennis Nishi 2011
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But the conversion rate from temporary to permanent worker has been low over the past few years as more companies lean on temps as a hedge against a double-dip recession, says Jonas Prising, president of Manpower North, a temporary-staffing company in Milwaukee, Wis.
Make a Temp Job Last Dennis Nishi 2011
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But the conversion rate from temporary to permanent worker has been low over the past few years as more companies lean on temps as a hedge against a double-dip recession, says Jonas Prising, president of Manpower North, a temporary-staffing company in Milwaukee, Wis.
Make a Temp Job Last Dennis Nishi 2011
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The paradox exists, says Prising, because employers can afford to be picky about who they hire, and qualified candidates often can't pack up and move for the right job.
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Manpower's Prising says that to stay competitive in any industry, keep your skills fresh.
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You should treat contractors "as an integral part of the company," says Manpower's Prising.
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"Demand in those fields has remained strong, across the country," says Prising.
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"An employer might interview someone who is a perfect fit but can't relocate because their house is still on the market," says Prising.
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"An employer might interview someone who is a perfect fit but can't relocate because their house is still on the market," says Prising.
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