Impressive Customer Service Wins Business

  By Terri Roeslmeier  |    Mon Jun 13, 2022

Category: Expert Advice, Productivity

Great service is one thing but impressive service that goes beyond expectations is quite another. Impressive service can make the difference in securing and cultivating ongoing long-term relationships with our customers. Service must be such that it makes customers anxious to do business with you. You want customers to be...

Busey Bank Bridge Scholarship Now Available-Financial support available for continuing education endeavors

  By news release  |    Mon Jun 13, 2022

Category: News Releases

Busey knows the importance of a lasting promise. We’re pleased to offer financial support toward continuing education endeavors to applicants of all ages and educational backgrounds through the Busey Bank Bridge Scholarship.

Dissecting the College Class of 2022

  By Frank Burtnett  |    Thu Jun 09, 2022

Category: Columns, Expert Advice

EMInfo Reader: The young adults donning caps and gowns at America’s colleges and universities this year have earned their degrees during the most challenging of times. What kind of characteristics and mindset are they bringing to the workplace as they make the college to career transition? Dr. Burtnett: I...

New study reveals the most popular digital jobs per state

  By news release  |    Thu Jun 02, 2022

Category: News Releases

• VoiceNation reveals the most popular digital jobs per state based on data from adzuna.com• Finance is the most popular digital job overall in the US• Searches for ‘the great resignation 2022’ have increased by +600% in the past 12 months Are you an...

IT Staffing Trends and Keeping the Talent Pool Full Post-Pandemic

  By Aaron Elder  |    Wed May 25, 2022

Category: Expert Advice, Recruiting

A 2021-2023 Emerging Technology Roadmap report from Gartner Inc. noted that 64% of IT executives cite talent shortages as the most significant barrier to adopting emerging technology. While IT leaders agree that their team is working more closely with recruiters to implement workplace technologies, locating the talent to...

South Carolina becomes third in the southeast to end subminimum wage, new law also promotes disability inclusion in the workforce

  By news release  |    Wed May 25, 2022

Category: News Releases

On May 23, 2022 (S.533), a bill to end subminimum wage in South Carolina, was signed into law by Governor Henry McMaster following years of grassroots advocacy. South Carolina has become the third state in the Southeast and the twelfth in the nation to pass legislation, breaking from federal law...

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