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📄 Your resume probably isn’t as good as you think it is.That might be uncomfortable to hear, but if you’re applying for ...
10/03/2026

📄 Your resume probably isn’t as good as you think it is.

That might be uncomfortable to hear, but if you’re applying for jobs that genuinely match your experience and consistently hearing nothing back, your resume is one of the first places I’d look.

After more than 25 years in recruiting, I’ve seen plenty of talented, experienced candidates undersell themselves because their resume lists responsibilities instead of accomplishments, buries their most valuable experience, relies on generic language or tries so hard to “beat the ATS” that it forgets about the human being who eventually has to read it.

In my latest article for Jersey Hired, I look at what actually makes a resume effective, the mistakes candidates continue to make and why your career may be considerably better than your resume makes it look.

Before you send your next application, it might be worth taking another look at the document you’re sending with it. 👀

🔗 Read the full article https://na2.hubs.ly/H089JmT0

Is your resume costing you job interviews? Richard Eib shares 25+ years of recruiting insight on resume mistakes, ATS myths, achievements, tailoring and what employers really want to see.

🌉 Philadelphia job seekers: your next opportunity could be across the Delaware.Adding South Jersey to your search could ...
10/03/2026

🌉 Philadelphia job seekers: your next opportunity could be across the Delaware.

Adding South Jersey to your search could help you discover employers and roles you’ve been missing. Start with places like Camden, Cherry Hill and Mount Laurel, then compare the job, commute and career potential.

Richard Eib explains how to expand your search while staying rooted in Philly.

👉 Read the blog: https://na2.hubs.ly/H089JdC0

Looking for your next job in Philadelphia? Explore South Jersey opportunities across the Delaware and learn how to expand your search without relocating.

📉 Just 29,000 jobs added nationwide in September. What could slower hiring mean for New Jersey workers and businesses?In...
10/02/2026

📉 Just 29,000 jobs added nationwide in September. What could slower hiring mean for New Jersey workers and businesses?

In our latest From the Director’s Desk article, Richard Eib examines the disappointing U.S. jobs report, potential effects here at home, and what to watch when New Jersey releases its September figures on October 15.

Read the full article: https://na2.hubs.ly/H088YZY0

U.S. employers added just 29,000 jobs in September. Richard Eib explores what slower hiring could mean for New Jersey workers and businesses.

🔎 Do you really need a traditional staffing agency, or do you just need better candidates to interview?That’s the thinki...
10/01/2026

🔎 Do you really need a traditional staffing agency, or do you just need better candidates to interview?

That’s the thinking behind Jersey Hired’s Shortlist On-Demand.

We handle the time-consuming part of recruiting: finding, engaging and screening qualified candidates. Then we hand the shortlist to you.

✅ We find.
💬 We engage.
🔍 We screen.
🤝 You interview. You hire.

For New Jersey employers with the internal expertise to make great hiring decisions, Shortlist On-Demand offers a different approach to paying traditional percentage-based staffing agency fees.

Read our latest article from Richard Eib to discover why sometimes you don’t need more resumes - you need a better shortlist.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H086WWK0

See how Jersey Hired's Shortlist On-Demand helps New Jersey employers source and screen qualified candidates without relying on a traditional staffing agency.

☕ Should an iced coffee cost someone a job opportunity?After 30 years in recruitment, I’m far more interested in a candi...
10/01/2026

☕ Should an iced coffee cost someone a job opportunity?

After 30 years in recruitment, I’m far more interested in a candidate’s skills, experience and ability to do the job than what’s in their cup.

Professionalism matters. Look for it in how someone prepares, communicates and treats others.

The next person who makes a real difference to your business might arrive with an iced latte. Give them a fair chance to show what they can do.

Would a candidate bringing coffee to an interview bother you? Share your thoughts below. 👇

https://na2.hubs.ly/H086VXv0

— Richard Eib, Jersey Hired

Richard Eib draws on 30 years in recruitment to explain why candidates’ skills, experience and potential should matter more than an iced coffee at an interview.

Could your next great hire be closer than you think?Philadelphia employers searching for talent may be overlooking an op...
10/01/2026

Could your next great hire be closer than you think?

Philadelphia employers searching for talent may be overlooking an opportunity just across the Delaware River. From emerging graduates to experienced professionals, South Jersey deserves a bigger role in the region’s recruiting strategy.

Our latest article in the Philadelphia Business Journal explores how employers can connect with that talent through campus partnerships, targeted recruiting and clear information about commuting and hybrid work.

Philadelphia’s growth depends in part on how effectively employers connect opportunity with people who can deliver. South Jersey offers a nearby place to deepen that connection.

🤖 LinkedIn is changing the way we search for jobs, but is AI really the answer?LinkedIn says it is gradually retiring it...
09/23/2026

🤖 LinkedIn is changing the way we search for jobs, but is AI really the answer?

LinkedIn says it is gradually retiring its classic job search as it moves users toward its new AI-powered search experience.

There are certainly benefits to AI in recruitment, but I think there’s a bigger question we need to be asking: why should job seekers have less control over how they search for work?

Traditional search lets you choose the job title, keywords, location and filters that matter to you. AI search interprets what it thinks you mean and decides which opportunities are most relevant.

For employers, there’s another concern. If algorithms increasingly sit between the employer and the candidate, are great people, particularly career changers and candidates with unconventional backgrounds, going to become harder to find?

AI should make recruitment better. It shouldn't automate the humanity out of hiring.

Richard Eib of Jersey Hired has written about what LinkedIn’s move toward AI job search could mean for both job seekers and employers on the Jersey Hired blog.

👇 Read the full article and let us know what you think.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07-1yq0

Would you rather search for jobs yourself, or have AI decide which opportunities are most relevant to you?

LinkedIn is gradually retiring classic job search in favor of AI-powered search. Richard Eib examines why that could hurt job seekers and employers.

Hiring for entry-level or manufacturing positions in New Jersey? A stack of applications is only useful if it helps you ...
09/22/2026

Hiring for entry-level or manufacturing positions in New Jersey? A stack of applications is only useful if it helps you find workers who fit the role—and can make the commute. 📍

Our latest guide explores how to choose a New Jersey job marketplace, write clearer job listings and complement your recruiting with state workforce resources.

Whether you're filling one warehouse opening or staffing a production line, discover practical ways to connect with local talent. 🏭

👉 Read the full guide: https://na2.hubs.ly/H07Y-M30

Hiring in New Jersey? Richard Eib discusses how local job marketplaces, workforce resources and screening support help you fill entry-level and manufacturing roles.

📊 New Jersey lost 1,700 jobs in August, but unemployment fell to 4.3%. What does that mean for your business or job sear...
09/18/2026

📊 New Jersey lost 1,700 jobs in August, but unemployment fell to 4.3%. What does that mean for your business or job search?

The latest report shows an uneven market:

✅ Leisure and hospitality added 3,400 jobs.
✅ Construction added 1,000 jobs.
📉 Professional and business services lost 3,500 jobs.
🏢 Private sector employment was nearly flat, adding just 200 jobs.

For employers, recruiting conditions still depend on the role and industry.

For job seekers, a targeted search matters, and a sector losing jobs can still have openings.

Richard Eib breaks down the August 2026 New Jersey jobs report for Jersey Hired, with practical takeaways for employers and candidates.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07VlYP0

💬 Are you hiring or looking for work in New Jersey? What are you seeing?

New Jersey lost 1,700 jobs in August as unemployment fell to 4.3%. Richard Eib explains what the latest report means for employers and job seekers.

📰 Wonder plans to lay off 533 New Jersey workers as it consolidates production and distribution operations in Cranford a...
09/17/2026

📰 Wonder plans to lay off 533 New Jersey workers as it consolidates production and distribution operations in Cranford and Fairfield into a higher-capacity facility in Swedesboro.

The cuts are scheduled between September 16, 2026, and January 8, 2027, according to NJBIZ.

Behind that number are people and families facing difficult decisions. If you are affected, start by gathering your employment information, updating your resume and identifying roles that match your skills and commuting needs. 🤝

Richard Eib’s latest Jersey Hired article explains the announcement and practical next steps for local workers.

https://na2.hubs.ly/H07TDRC0

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Wonder plans to lay off 533 New Jersey workers as it consolidates facilities. Get the timeline, affected locations and practical next steps from Jersey Hired.

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