Inspiration

What is your anchor? If an object has been anchored, that means that no matter what is taking place around it, it remains unmovable, unwavering, and relentless in its purpose. As a professional in your field of choice, ask yourself, what are your anchors? What are those things in your life that remain unmoved no matter the issues of life and the circumstances outside of your control that can negatively impact your business or personal life. We don’t always get it right and we’ve made countless errors (and will continue to do so), but in the midst of that, our commitment to integrity is uncompromising. Our core values hinge on providing an exceptional candidate/client experience that is based on trust and respect. Helping people and providing for my family is what makes all the turbulence that comes with a career in recruitment worth it. If you don’t have an anchor, then find one. Write the vision and make it plain!

For many, the last year and a half has been filled with fear, caution, and a lot of uncertainty. From a recruiting standpoint, I’ve noticed strong trepidation from candidates and a reluctance to explore the unknown. All reasonable given the current state of our world. Like everything in life, I believe that there should be a balance. I also believe that fear can be debilitating and a hindrance to progression. As a Recruiter, it is my job to provide hope and a path forward especially for job seekers who are trying to navigate this new normal. The good news is, there is hope and a bright light at the end of this dark tunnel.