GPS Jobs Blog
Roadmap to success for job seekers and employers.

Frequently Asked Questions About Working With A Recruiter
As of December 2019, there were about 7.3 million jobs unfilled in the US alone. Around 700,000 of those jobs are in the tech sector.
Know Your Way Out!
Know Your Way Out! GPS challenge of the week… TAKE 10 SECONDS TO KNOW YOUR WAY OUT OF THE BUILDING! You never know when

Ensure You’ll End the Day Productively with These Steps
Many people assume they’ll become less productive toward the end of the day. There is even some research to back it up. Throughout the day,
GPS Safety Hotline!
GPS Safety Hotline! GPS wants its employees to go home to their loved ones in the same condition they came to work. TAKE 10

Should You Follow Up After a Job Interview
It’s one of the most common questions among job seekers: Should I follow up after a job interview? Most of the time, the simple answer
Follow Safety Guidelines
Follow Safety Guidelines! GPS challenge of the week…TAKE 10 SECONDS to follow Safety Guidelines! SAFETY RULES ARE YOUR BEST TOOLS! If you experience or

New Year Series: 7 Ways To Boost Your Job Satisfaction
Job satisfaction is a fickle thing. If you work in a job that doesn’t challenge or stimulate you, it can become a kind of torture
LOTO!
LOTO! GPS challenge of the week…TAKE 10 SECONDS to know how to recognize LOTO (Lock Out Tag Out)! When a machine is locked out

5 Ways To Become The Company Everyone Wants To Work For
Every company wants to be the company that’s always flooded with resumes, yet most aren’t. If this sounds like your company, you’re probably wondering what
Cold Stress!
Cold Stress! GPS challenge of the week…COLD STRESS! Cold stress is when your body is unable to warm itself. Cold stress, just like heat
$542 GPS Bonus WINNER!
$542 GPS Employee Referral Bonus WINNER! Congratulations Amy Sanders for winning the $542 Employee Referral Bonus. Last year any GPS associate who received a $50

New Year Series: How To Write A Stellar Resume
Many people fear writing a resume. Some people fear to make mistakes, and others fear the possibility of rejection. All too often, though, people fear