Just for the Boss...
| Looking to fill that empty chair...
One of your best Personal Bankers just left. You're thinking, quite frankly, of tapping the older worker, second career, recently laid off or retired person. He or she would come with both practical work experience and that stability in the position that you need so much. How about a person like this from another discipline? Could a recently-retired stock broker work out as a personal banker? Apart from some basic orientation, would a former vice-president of a pharmaceutical corporation be able to fill that chair?
Check out the Hiring Packages available to employers in BOL's Career Connect. Here you will find the right person to fill your empty chairs and most important of all, remember, the right person comes ready to work, unencumbered with that beginner's learning curve.
If you only need to hire one person now, save some of your recruiting budget by pre-purchasing the job postings that you will need over the next 12 months. If you will be needing 1 to 9 employees, you will get the best results by using both Small Business Resume Database and Job Postings. Combining these powerful tools increases your reach from 21 million to over 36 million unique candidates.
Employers: This is just for you!
Now powered by CareerBuilder (and with more than 50,000 banking positions currently listed) you won't find a better place online to recruit employees!
Check out the CareerConnect Banking Jobs page today!
Got a Salary They'll be Boasting About?
People look for positions for a variety of reasons, but if the work is not personally fulfilling and the salary package is not attractive, what is there to hold them? The paycheck -- and a good salary - are always selling points. Training and educational opportunities also entice a person to stay in a position.
Do a quick search to get a ballpark idea of what others are paying for the position you are offering!
Using the Salary Wizard on our Career Connect page, enter the Job Title and the Zip Code of where you are, then click on the Search button to see a salary breakdown.
There is a wealth of information here.
Give it a try!
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