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Resource Staffing Group 
1508 Eureka Road, Suite 240
Roseville, CA 95661
p: (916) 960-2668 | f: (916) 960- 2669
email: work@resourcestaff.com

Branch Manager:  Wendie Richards

How to Succeed as an Employee

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ist2_4144356-success-definitionTop ten ways to succeed as a temporary employee in the fast-paced staffing industry.

1. The Search Is On

During the interview process with our Recruiter, please be sure to specify what type of job you are looking for. Tell us about the job of your dreams and we will try to make it a reality.

2. Communicate, Communicate

It is important to keep the lines of communication open with your Recruiter. They are your inside track to job placement, payroll and benefits. The more information you share with them, the better they can assist you with all of your needs.

3. Dress For Success

We work with many companies, all of which have different "cultures" and environments. In order to "fit in," you will need to dress appropriately for their environment. If in doubt as to what you should wear, always dress up rather than down. Never neglect proper hygiene.

4. "Can Do" Attitude

You should have not only a "can-do" attitude, but a "will-do" attitude while on an assignment! It is important that you give 100% during your workday. Be flexible to work past 5pm, if necessary, in order to assist the client in completing the work.

5. Hands Off!

There are certain things that are off limits to temporary employees. One should never use the company equipment for personal use. This includes the fax machine, photocopier, email, Internet or telephone for making personal calls.

6. The Early Bird Gets The Worm

First impressions can make or break you. Always be punctual, if not early, for your assignment. Allow yourself extra time to find a new work site or drive by the day before to ensure you are there on time.

7. Scout It Out

If you have finished the assigned work, ask for something else to do. You may be able to learn new skills, meet new people or offer some valuable input. Consider your spare time as an opportunity to learn! Always volunteer for a new challenge.

8. Mum's The Word

Temporaries are often exposed to confidential information on the job. You have an ethical responsibility to the client and RSG not to discuss or share confidential information with others.

9. Give It A Shot

Be open-minded and flexible about possible job assignments. Our Recruiters build rapport with our employees and sometimes feel they have a company and skill match that would be a great fit for you. Be open to opportunities that you may not have thought of yourself. You never know what you could be missing out on!

10. Live It Up!

Take advantage of everything that RSG has to offer you. We have an excellent benefit package, placements into top companies in the area, networking opportunities and computer training programs.

Last Updated ( Friday, 05 March 2010 13:12 )  
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