Be One with the Bots Modern-day recruiters are flooded with resumes from candidates applying for their jobs. Additionally, recruiters have access to countless resumes online through places like Monster and Indeed. For this reason, similar to how you use Google…
Taking the next big leap: into the work world So you’ve graduated—now what? Maybe you’ve moved out on your own or maybe you’re looking to. Maybe you’ve already got your foot in the door with an organization, or maybe you’re…
PEAKnic 2018 On Thursday May 17th, 2018, Peak Performers celebrated their employee appreciation event, PEAKnic. Aside from the wordplay—there was much horseplay and balloons and painted faces and sidewalk chalk and sandwiches. What a party! The Peak staff ready for…
A note from our founder and CEO: For many of us, growing up is a time of exploring ideas and our relationship to life - to others around us and the universe in which we live. It’s a big and…
Elevator Pitch: your 30 second audition An elevator pitch is a 30 second (or less) speech meant to pique the interest of a prospective employer. 30 seconds is not a lot of time but can be a great way to…
Your resume gets you the interview . . . you get the job! Resume writing can be a long process with lots of conflicting advice. As a recruiter for Peak, I’d like to share some of our recommendations and then…
Diabetes Awareness This month is Diabetes awareness month. Diabetes is estimated by the CDC to affect 12.2% of adults (More info) and yet it’s also estimated that 23.8% who have it are undiagnosed. This represents a huge portion of the…
After the Injury: The Rest of the Story Last week we talked about the different types of spinal cord injuries in our effort to align with the national Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month. This week, we wanted to focus on…
Peak Spotlight: Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Life Altering, Not Life Defining Like Jack in the video, many adults come by their disability later in life. It could be the result of an accident (like in Jack’s case), genetics, or the…
Passed by Congress in 1990, and eventually signed by President George H.W. Bush, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is the nation's first comprehensive civil rights law addressing the needs of people with disabilities, prohibiting discrimination in employment, public services,…
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