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Denver network!! Check out these F&A roles. Know anyone in your network that might be interested? Reach out to Aubrey!

The market seems hot for all insurance and financial services! But…….not a lot of business to business, or medical business tech sales. I miss the old days where you applied. They looked you up and down, said ah what hell. You got one month to show me you can do this job or your out. These days it’s all about, entry level but you need 3-5 years experience. Well that’s not entry level the associate level. When did gatekeeping with entry level start. Gatekeeping is probably the worst thing you can do as a company.

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One of the things we probably don't mention enough is that we can, in fact, help you hire for basically any role at your organization. ANY. ROLE. AT. YOUR. ORGANIZATION. 👋 👋 👋 Recently, we've had clients (some that've worked with us for years!) mention that they didn't realize they could use us to hire, say, a bookkeeper, because they've only ever partnered with us on searches for lawyers and legal support professionals (again, just an example). If you already work with us, or even if you don't, let us shout it from the rooftops: *We want to be your one and only call, no matter what position you need filled, no matter the scope of your business's hiring needs!* Give us a shout to chat more about how we can help you build your team with the best in the business: https://buff.ly/4byW8iv #Recruitment #Vancouver #Toronto #Jobs #NowHiring #PSA

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Before you start your hiring process for an Administrative Assistant for your private practice, read my latest blog. #administrativeprofessionals #hiring #adminteam #privatepractice #therapy #privatepracticeconsulting #businessconsultant

Are you torn between hiring a full-time, in-house paralegal or outsourcing to a virtual company like Knoxville Paralegal Services? Let's break down the numbers! 💰 💼 In-House Paralegal: Average Salary: $62,700 per year = $30.00 per hour. Additional Expenses: The employer is responsible for 35% in taxes and benefits, including overtime, professional dues, paid lunches, overhead, health insurance, parking, and non-productive time. This totals a yearly expense of $84,600.00. 💼 Virtual Paralegal*: Average Flat Rate: $55.00 per hour. For a solo attorney or small law firm needing 10 hours of work per week, the annual cost is $28,600.00 for a virtual paralegal, without any extra expenses. 💰 Cost Savings: Switching to a virtual paralegal could save you $56,000.00 per year! 🤯 ⚖️ If you've been contemplating outsourcing your paralegal work, this could be the sign you've been waiting for! We offer FREE consultations and still have availability to onboard new clients in 2024. Head over to https://lnkd.in/gBJHDfXv today to get on the schedule! *Disclaimer: Numbers used are for illustrative purposes only and do not reflect KPS's pricing.

A new report says there are 8.8m professional jobs available. I have questions.... - What industry are these jobs in? - What is the definition of "professional"? - These open roles, are they actively being filled? Or are they just being kept open for creative bookkeeping purposes? - How many of these open roles are real vs just resume harvesting? - Are managers in the fast-food industry considered "professional"? - Are customer service rep, tax preparer, insurance sales, and general sales roles considered "professional"? - How many of these roles have unrealistic requirements such as a Masters Degree for an insurance adjuster?