Blogs

Learn more about how we can help you find the right person for the right job.

Get Started

Employee Irene Elliott Employee Irene Elliott

How To Say “No” And Avoid People Pleasing At Work

Learn how to diplomatically say "no" at work without jeopardizing relationships or your career. This guide provides practical strategies and examples for setting boundaries, managing your workload, and protecting your time while maintaining respect for colleagues and supervisors.

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

How and When to Discuss Salary During a Job Interview 

Discussing salary during a job interview can be tricky. You want to make sure the role aligns with your financial goals, but you also don’t want to come across as solely focused on the paycheck. Finding the right time to bring up compensation is essential for both you and the employer. Here’s how and when to discuss salary in a way that’s professional, tactful, and effective. 

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

Why Departing on Good Terms Can Define Your Career Success 

Leaving a job can be a bittersweet moment. While it’s often a necessary step in career progression, it’s essential to remember that your departure can have a lasting impact on your professional reputation. How you leave a job can define how you’re perceived by former colleagues, managers, and potential future employers.

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

Mastering How to Request a Flexible Work Schedule 

With the growing demand for work-life balance, many employees are seeking flexible work schedules. Whether it’s adjusting your hours or working remotely, asking for flexibility can be a game-changer. At Riverway, we’ve seen how flexibility benefits both employees and companies, and we’re here to guide you through the process of making the request confidently. 

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

The Transformative Power of a "Done List" 

Are you feeling overwhelmed by your to-do list? Does it seem like you're constantly chasing a moving target? If so, it's time to introduce a powerful tool into your career arsenal: the "done list." A done list isn't just a simple checklist; it's a celebration of your accomplishments.

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

5 Ways to Ace the "What's Your Greatest Strength?" Question 

As a job seeker, you've probably encountered the classic interview question, "What is your greatest strength?" It's a common query that can catch candidates off guard if they're not prepared. This blog post will provide you with five effective strategies to answer this question confidently and convincingly.

 

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

Turning Errors into Opportunities 

Everyone makes mistakes. It's a natural part of being human and learning. But when it happens at work, it can be stressful and even embarrassing. The key is to learn from your mistakes and move forward. In this blog, we'll explore how to handle errors gracefully and professionally, and how to turn them into opportunities for growth.

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

How Effective Communication Builds Bridges Across Departments 

Have you ever felt like your department operates on a different planet from the rest of the company? Miscommunications, missed deadlines, and frustration can arise when departments struggle to communicate effectively. But fear not! Building strong bridges between departments is possible through clear and purposeful communication, leading to a more collaborative and successful organization.

Read More
Employee Riverway Business Employee Riverway Business

Effective Strategies for Pitching Your Ideas at Work 

Pitching ideas effectively is a crucial skill that can propel your career forward and drive innovation within your organization. Whether you're presenting a new project, suggesting a process improvement, or proposing a creative solution, how you pitch your idea can make all the difference.

Read More