Posted by EDI Staffing on June 15, 2016

If you’re hiring information technology or EDI specific workers for contract or permanent positions, you need people who look for good solutions. Be familiar with these four questions, which allow an individual to showcase their problem-solving skills.   #1: After Describing the Project to Be Completed, Ask, “What Types of EDI Solutions Are Available?” This […]

Posted by EDI Staffing on May 19, 2016

Information technology is changing the workplace and impacting the way companies are hiring and selecting their best employees. When interviewing candidates for remote jobs, it’s a good idea to ask how the prospect functions on a daily basis. You need to get a clear picture of how they balance personal life with work life, and […]

Posted by EDI Staffing on April 20, 2016

Many small and mid-size businesses use an informal hiring process. While most business managers know the basics of anti-discrimination law, such as not making hiring decisions based on race or gender, they may accidentally run afoul of these laws if proper checks aren’t in place. Make sure you have clear hiring procedures in place to […]

Posted by Barbara Feldman on March 02, 2016

I have been working in the IT staffing industry for almost six years and one thing that has remained a constant over the years – it is a technology candidate’s market place. People who have hands on IT experience and expertise in widely used technology platforms such as SAP, Oracle, IBM, and Microsoft, are in […]

Posted by Gabriella Calise on February 04, 2016

Will you be hiring for IT positions in 2016? When screening for top IT talent, keep these guidelines in mind as the hiring process unfolds. Use Hypothetical Scenarios IT is a very dynamic field, with the supply and demand changing as technology advances. The candidates that you are screening today may be the perfect match […]

Posted by Gabriella Calise on November 24, 2015

A NASA systems engineer, a forensic psychologist, and an aerospace contract manager all have one thing in common: their degrees from Alameda University. The problem is that Alameda and Rochville University, both diploma mills, account for at least 2,250 LinkedIn profiles with fake degrees. Information Technology, a field with a high demand for employees with […]