APS & Indeed Hiring Event Announced! APS is hiring for multiple Certified Medical Assistants, Medical Records Clerks, and Medical Billing Specialists! Interviews offered on the spot. When: Wednesday, October 9th – 9:00am-11:00am Where: Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce Conference Room. 445 W Weber Ave # 220, Stockton, CA 95203 What is a Hiring Event? Think… Read more »
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5 Things Smart Managers Do to Build Strong Teams
Team is defined as “A group of players forming one side in a competitive game or sport” For your company to prosper, you must figure out how to build a team that works well together. That can be a difficult task. After all, creating a team means bringing together people with different skillsets and varied… Read more »
Meet Brittany McGee
Brittany is a Central Valley girl at heart. She was born and raised in Stockton, but moved to San Diego where she attended SDSU and was a member of Alpha Phi Sorority. After earning her degree in Marketing, Brittany decided to stick around the San Diego area and began her management career in hospitality. It… Read more »
Changing Lives, Right Here in the Central Valley
Candace has been helping Medical Practices and Administrative Offices find quality employees for over 30 years. If you’re a hiring manager or an experienced worker looking for new opportunities, call and find out how she can change your life for the better!
Welcome all to the new APS website of 2019!
It’s been a few years since we did a facelift so we figured as a team it was time to collaborate and introduce you to some new team members and provide a much smoother mobile experience. What technology on the rise we wanted to provide some brand new features that are available on the new… Read more »
The Importance of a Grammatically Correct Resume
Writing a resume from scratch, or updating one, is critical when looking for a job. However, a resume also needs to be free of typos and grammatical errors. You wouldn’t want to submit a paper or essay to a professor with typos or grammar mistakes, so why would you send out a resume with them?… Read more »
Networking Channels to Utilize When Job Searching After Graduation
I waited until I graduated to start seeking a career in my field… Okay, not all of us had the luxury of working a great job while going to college. Many of you waited tables, worked fast food or retail to have the ability to work nights, weekends with flexible hours. So what if you… Read more »
The Importance of an Employee Referral Program
When it comes to recruiting the best people, one of the most powerful tools you can have is an employee referral program. Why? Good people often want their friends to work alongside them and so they will bring in other good people to work for your company. Developing a strong employee referral program can be… Read more »
Should You be Nervous About a Gap on Your Resume?
Work history gaps on resumes are more common than many people may think. If you have a few gaps on your resume, don’t’ let this make you nervous when headed for a job interview. Resume gaps can occur for various reasons, including: a serious illness, periods of unemployment, returning to school, starting and raising a… Read more »
How to Start Screening Candidate Resumes to see Long-term Loyalty and Potential
Unlike other aspects of business, recruitment is often a slow and tedious process that doesn’t offer any guarantees that a new hire will work out. In fact, despite best efforts, sometimes candidates just aren’t a good fit for a company’s long term goals. Unlike hiring in the past decade, too many candidates are eager to… Read more »