9 Meeting Facilitation Skills for Managers to Practice

9 Meeting Facilitation Skills for Managers to Practice9 Meeting Facilitation Skills for Managers to PracticeMeetings can either be opportunities to share ideas, discuss challenges and define action plans, or they can end up as unproductive time wasters. Unfortunately, managers are often the major contributors to meeting process dysfunction. You need skills to run meetings properly. Strengthening Your Meeting Facilitation Skills By definition, facilitating means, To make easier or less difficult help forward.For a manager to facilitate a meeting (instead of running it), they need to be willing to let go of their power and be open to different outcomes and approaches. Where Managers Go Wrong With Meetings Many managers think they know how to run a meeting. They set the agenda, do all of the talking, and make all of the decisions. While this may feel easy and efficient for managers, its often a waste of peoples time, and it doesnt tap into the creative potential of the gruppe. I n fact, it has the opposite effect as employees tend to withdraw, deferring to the manager who wants to be in charge. Why Managers Fail to Involve Employees Many reasons exist for why managers dont involve their employees more in meetings. While the first three items below are behaviors of poor managers, the brde one, facilitation skills, can be learned and strengthened with practiceFear of letting goThe false belief that because they are in charge, they need to provide all of the answersA lack of confidence in the abilities or problem-solving skills of their employeesA lack of meeting facilitation skills These ideas for managers at all levels will strengthen their meeting facilitation skills in support of improving meeting productivity. Skills Managers Need to Facilitate Meetings Proper meeting facilitation involves getting everyone at the meeting involved in identifying and solving problems. Teams will almost always develop better, more creative solutions than any manager coul d alone. Teams are also more likely to support the implementation of the solutions they helped create. You can break these meeting facilitation skills down into three different categories Planning a MeetingConducting a MeetingResolving Meeting Problems How to Plan a Meeting Before you begin any meeting you need an agenda. For a collaborative meeting, invite meeting attendees to tell you what problems the gruppe needs to solve or what changes the team needs to pursue. Make sure the topics are ones that allow for group participation. Facilitating a meeting is different than presenting information at a meeting. 1. Enable Group Involvement Make sure you allow ample time for group involvement and that you dont try to solve too many problems in a short time period. However, too much time can also result in an endless cycle of well what about.... Make sure your agenda meets the time allotted for the meeting. Skills needed include these. Group Facilitation SkillsMeeting PlanningProblem SolvingDecision MakingAgenda Development 2. Make Sure You Provide Proper Logistics Choose your meeting location and time carefully. If you try to cram 15 people into a conference room with six chairs, the meeting will be a disaster. When people are uncomfortable, cant see each other, cant hear, or are hungry, meeting results will suffer. Learn how to use logistics as a way to encourage great participation and remove barriers. You need to plan all of this in advance. Sending someone out mid-meeting to order sandwiches makes your meeting less effective. Logistics planning involves these skills. Logistics Planning and ExperienceDecision MakingThoughtful Consideration of the Needs of Others 3. Recording the Meeting Minutes The last critical part of planning a meeting is the meeting minutes. Who will take them? Who will distribute them? If you dont have a designated administrative person, consider doing them yourself or rotate the responsibility among the team members. If Jane did the m inutes last week, its Johns turn this week. If youre using a whiteboard or a flip chart to collect ideas, give the person writing enough time to document them correctly. Note-Taking SkillsDocumentation RelevanceUnderstanding Diversity and Inclusion How to Conduct a Meeting With your solid agenda, good location, and appropriate refreshments, you are ready for your meeting. To make your meeting a great working meeting (and not just an information dump), you will need to demonstrate appropriate meeting facilitation skills. To do this, you will want to focus on these three components of meeting facilitation. 1. Ask Questions Great questions stimulate great discussion. The article, 70 Awesome Coaching Questions Using the GROW Model, offers some outstanding discussion prompters. Ask questions to gain additional informationAsk questions to learn about different viewpointsAsk questions to note areas of agreement and disagreementAsk questions to confirm that you are really hearing exactl y what team members are contributingAsk questions to ascertain that you are sharing meaning with team members 2. Demonstrate Active Listening Active listening allows you to really and deeply know that you and the person you are listening to share meaning and have come to a thoughtful understanding of each others positions. When you paraphrase, check for understanding, and ask follow-up questions, it encourages more participation and keeps the discussion flowing. Make head nodding and other appropriate gestures to indicate understandingRepeat what you heard back to the other party so that you know you share meaningAsk questions to clarify anything you are uncertain aboutAsk follow-up questions to further expand your understandingUse words such as ah-ha, yes, I understand, and the like to indicate understanding 3. Lead a Proper Brainstorming Session Most people think they already know how to brainstorm. However, they usually dont. In too many settings, the effectiveness of brainstormi ng is reduced by poor process management, strong social or political pressures and poor facilitation skills. Many people have never truly experienced the power of a well-run brainstorming session. Practice effective facilitation skillsManage the introduction of ideas by participantsMake certain that all participants have an equal opportunity to speakManage competing conversations and people talking over one anotherDevise an effective way to narrow down the brainstormed choices to a manageable numberResolve any conflicts that arise How to Solve Problems in a Meeting The second type of meeting requires different meeting facilitation skills. You wouldnt need to meet if everyone already agreed on the solution. You come together to share information and develop answers and this means youll need to bring people together. Here are the skills youll need. 1. Consensus-Building Skills Consensus does not mean that everybody has to agree with a decision. It means that everyone has had an op portunity to share their perspectives (potentially by brainstorming) and propose ideas. Following this, the key to consensus is that all team members agree to support the direction even if it was not their original choice. Proper meeting facilitation will guide the group from idea sharing to the development of an effective decision.Reaching consensus takes more time, but will usually gain stronger buy-in from the group at large. However, remember that consensus is not the ultimate goal.An effective decision for the problem at hand is the most important issue. Consensus Decision Making Resource See A Six-Step Consensus Decision Making Framework for more on how to lead a team through a consensus decision-making process. 2. Conflict Resolution Skills Whenever there is a roomful of people involved in solving a problem, conflict is inevitable. In fact, conflict over the task or issue is viewed by team researchers as part of the process for effective decision-making. A manager must learn how to harness the power of conflict in a positive way. Manage the discussion to listen to all viewpointsLead the discussion to identify areas of agreement and disagreementUse facilitation skills to make certain participants feel heard out 3. Non-Verbal Communication Skills While researchers argue over the exact percentages, most would agree that more than 50% of communication is non-verbal. A manager needs to be able to read the groups tone and body language to assess their level of engagement, candor, and commitment.Your understanding of non-verbal communication can help see when there is true agreement versus spoken agreement just to finish the meeting.Be cognizant of body language as a way to experience the total communication voice of an individual or a team. The Bottom Line Time is a precious asset in life and at work. Strive to manage meetings for optimal efficiency and effectiveness. Learning, practicing and applying the nine facilitation skills identified above is a great p lace to start.

How to Overcome Hiring Challenges

How to Overcome Hiring ChallengesHow to Overcome Hiring ChallengesHiring challenges abound across many industries. There is already significant competition for the most skilled candidates - and with every new job created, that competition only increases. Job candidates today can afford to be very selective, and mora and more companies are dipping into the talent pool, thinning it with every new position they staff and making it that much more difficult on the next hiring manager.In fact, in a recent Robert Half survey of more than 2,800 senior managers in the U.S., respondents identified generating interest from qualified candidates as the most difficult aspect of the hiring process.Without question, successfully recruiting the right people today can require a huge amount of effort. But employers that take a smart and focused approach to tackling hiring challenges can still meet their staffing needs. The following five strategies can help improve your chances of finding good candida tes in good time1. Offer moreLets be honest Money talks. Salary isnt always the No. 1 factor candidates consider when deciding to take a new job, but its a big one. If you offer compensation thats below current market levels, you simply wont be able to compete for the top talent you need.When our survey asked senior managers to cite the most common reason prospective hires decide not to join their company, 3 in 10 said its because the compensation and benefits are lower than expected. Look to resources like Robert Halfs Salary Guides to ensure youre presenting pay packages that are in line with - or, ideally, above - what others in your market offer for particular positions and skill sets. (Use our Salary Calculator to adjust these salaries for your city.)GET THE SALARY GUIDE2. Add perksThe reality is that many of the best candidates fall into one of two categoriesThey are on the job hunt and weighing multiple employment offers.They already have a job and may not be actively searc hing for a new position.Either way, you have your work cut out for you. You must offer in-demand professionals a better deal than they have at their current employer or can find through a competitors job offer.How can you up the ante? Start by looking to the competition. What are other companies that seem to be snapping up talent offering new hires? Signing bonuses? Innovative employment benefits on par with Silicon Valley startups? A liberal telecommuting policy?Talk to contacts in your network and read the business press to see what you can learn about strategies that are working for others. A recruiting agency can also provide valuable insight because they are in constant communication with job seekers and employers.At the same time, dont hesitate to ask tauglichkeit hires directly what would convince them to join your company over another. Requesting that top candidates be frank with you about what they truly want gives you concrete information you can use to make the prospect o f joining your firm more appealing.You might even follow up with job seekers who rejected an offer from your firm. What made a competing offer more compelling?When conducting performance evaluations, ask current employees why they choose to stay with your firm. What aspects of working for the company do they enjoy or appreciate most? Their answers can clue you into factors - such as a strong commitment to staff training, a family-like company culture or an emphasis on work-life balance - that you should underscore to candidates throughout the hiring process.3. Move quickly (but not too quickly)Speed is essential if you want to overcome todays hiring challenges. Good candidates simply dont remain available for long. If it takes several weeks to review resumes, coordinate interviews, arrange skills testing and have all necessary parties sign off on a new hire, youll miss out every time.Do what you can to remove obstacles and bottlenecks from the hiring process. For examplePare down the number of people who interview candidates to only those who are absolutely essential. Asking colleagues who will not be working directly with the potential hire to take part only means more schedules to coordinate and more potential delays.Try to schedule interviews back to back so a candidate has to travel to your schreibstube just once or twice. You reduce downtime between interviews and make it easier to collect everyones feedback. You also reduce frustration on the part of the candidate, who may need to take time off work or arrange child care during the interview. Consider conducting video interviews if its difficult to arrange in-person meetings.Make sure the compensation package has been approved before you reach the final interview stage so you can extend an offer right away.One word of caution Dont move so quickly that you skip key steps in the hiring process. You still need to do your due diligence before bringing anyone on board. Take time to conduct thorough referenc e checks and assess whether the candidate is likely to thrive in your organizations workplace culture. Otherwise, you risk making a costly hiring mistake.HIRING? LET US HELP4. Be flexibleHeres an essential truth about the hiring market that surprises many employers Your ideal candidate may not exist. (This might mean some of the hiring challenges you currently face may be of your own creation.)A good analogy is buying a house. Your wish list for a home might include four bedrooms and three baths, a large yard, and a three-car garage. The house should also be in a good school district, close to parks or trails, and within walking distance of shops and restaurants. The reality is that youll likely have to compromise on one or more of these criteria, because no house checks every box on your list - or the few that do are outside your price range.When it comes to adding staff, think about what skills and qualifications are essential to completing the job duties and succeeding in the ro le. Focus on these when evaluating candidates, and consider anything else - an advanced degree or experience in your industry, for example - a nice-to-have.Also consider bringing in someone with less experience than you seek and training them on the job. It can be quite effective to hire promising entry-level and midlevel professionals, then give them tools and resources to quickly build the necessary skills or knowledge to succeed in the position.5. Have a backup plan to help overcome hiring challengesEven as you take pains to hurdle hiring challenges and bring skilled talent on board quickly, have a plan in place so youre not caught flatfooted if the hiring process drags on.In todays hot market, it sometimes takes weeks or even months to find the right person no matter how persistent and strategic you are. How will you manage workloads and prevent current employees from becoming overloaded during that period? Augmenting your team with temporary or project-based staff, or interim management consultants for senior-level roles, is one way to stay on top of business demands as you search for the right full-time hire. Paul McDonald Paul McDonald is senior executive director at Robert Half. He writes and speaks frequently on hiring, workplace and career management topics. Over the course of more than 30 years in the recruiting field, McDonald has advised thousands of company leaders and job seekers on how to hire and get hired.McDonald joined Robert Half in 1984 as a recruiter for financial and accounting professionals in Boston, following a public accounting career with Price Waterhouse. In the 1990s, he became president of the Western United States overseeing all of the companys operations in the region. McDonald become senior executive director of Rob ert Half Management Resources in 2000, and assumed his current role in 2012. He earned a bachelors degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting from St. Bonaventure University in New York.

Why the Post-Interview Waiting Game Takes So Damn Long

Why the Post-Interview Waiting Game Takes So Damn LongThe Post-Interview Waiting GameWhy the Post-Interview Waiting Game Takes So Damn LongSo, youve done everything right. You took your old resume, followed all the advice on this blog and elsewhere, and made it sizzle with both visual appeal and the essence of all you offer an employer. You also created a perfectly targeted cover letter that only a socially maladjusted cheese-eatin rat could reject.And then, after being called in for an vorstellungsgesprch, you aced it She shoots. She scores How could you miss? You had them eating out of your hands. You even got an extra-warm handshake from the CEO telling you he was definitely in your corner. Youre already imagining how to decorate your new cubicle and where to go for lunch with your new office buddies as you send your perfectly worded thank you notlagees.And then nothing You wait. A week passes. Still nothing. And another week. Silence. Maybe a few crickets. But nary a word from th e very people you assumed would be your new BFFs. Nada. Zilch.And so you begin to think about all the things you must have done wrong and you replay the interview endlessly in your mind, examining each excruciating detail. What was it? How could you have screwed up so badly? Oh the horror. The searing pain.And then you decide its not you at all. Its them And you get really, really mad. Horrible human beings making you suffer on purpose. Dont they know how heartless this is???But then the realization hits you like a cold hammer Its not just torture. Theyve rejected you outright and dont even have the courtesy to let you know. The very same people you already had Christmas gifts picked out forSo whats the real story?Let me take you behind closed doors and clue you in to what really might be going on. In some cases, the answer could be as simple as you didnt get the job and they didnt tell you. That happens. But there are many times when absolutely nothings wrong and it just takes long er than youd ever imagine. Sometimes months And its not about you at all or even them. Its (scary music plays) THE HIRING PROCESS.While you wait in agony for that crumb of communication, heres what might be going onSometimes HR controls all communication and that means people you write to are advised not to respond to individual candidates. Why? It could be a mandate from legal to prevent any miscommunication. (A poorly worded response from the company could be construed as an offer when none exists yet.) Or it could simply be HR wanting to call all the shots. It happens.Someone critical to the process (aka SCTTP) may be sick or called away. Why not work around the person? They could, but sometimes the company prefers to wait for the sake of continuity even if that means you wait too.Our SCTTP may suddenly have been put on a top-priority project thats taking all their time. Even if they said they want to hire quickly, the hiring process can get put on the back burner. Ive seen this many times.Our SCTTP has been fired or quit and must be replaced first.The department is going through a reorganization again.The job is being rethought and possibly needs to wait for HR to approve a reclassification. Why? Sometimes they find a specific candidate (maybe you) whose skills are even more suited to their needs than their original concept. Or they find two people they like and decide to split the job into two different positions.Hiring may require numerous people who did not interview you to sign off on various steps of the process. Meanwhile, you wait.Sometimes it simply takes weeks to find room on everyones calendar for the next round of interviews.These are all things youll never know about. I once waited four months for an interview with only a few emails exchanged in between. And I was the top candidateSo, next time youre stuck in the waiting game, other than sending an occasional note or making a phone call, your only real job is to wait. And breathe. And do your b est to stay sane.

The Trait You Really Need to Get Ahead in Your Career

The Trait You Really Need to Get Ahead in Your CareerThe Trait You Really Need to Get Ahead in Your CareerWhen you think about things you need for your career to thrive, you may list great professional contacts, good work relationships, and a strong work ethic as some of the factors that have helped you succeed in the past. But regardless of your other qualifications, one important tool always comes in handy grit.Consultant, former public school teacher, and current hochschulprofessor Angela Lee Duckworth explains how true grit isnt just the name of a good movie its also the reason why some people succeed against all odds.Photo of people climbing mountain courtesy of Shutterstock.

8 effective ways to get back on track after failure

8 effective ways to get back on track after failure8 effective ways to get back on track after failureA couple of weeks ago you were on your A game.You would workout 3 to 5 days a week, eat a clean healthy diet, meet targets in your professional work, sleep well and wake up early in the morning- motivated and pumped to take on any challenge thrown at you during the day.But then, in a moment of weakness, you messed up and went on a binge. It seems like your old bad habits are beginning to come back into your life again.For whatever reason- a vacation, relationship breakup, illness, injury and so on- you fell off your diet plan, skipped workouts, fell behind in the quality of your work and lost the motivation to take good care of your life.Now youre stuck in a downward spiral of negativity because it seems like all the progress youve made may be ruined.If you can relate to this scenario, you know how tough it can be to get back on track after you messed up.But, its possible.Here are 8 effective and powerful strategies that will help you get back on track today 1. Identify the root cause of your failure.If I had an hour to solve a problem, Id spend 55 minutes thinking about the problem and 5 minutes thinking about solutions. Albert EinsteinPopular advice on how to get back on track with your life typically starts off with tactics.Whilst these may help you in the short-term, youll find that in fruchtwein cases a few weeks or months later, youll be back to your old ways once again.This is simply because the root cause of why you messed up was never identified and addressed first.What was your emotional state at the time of the slip-up? What thoughts were running through your mind before you fell off track? What was going on in your life when you made that mistake?If you do enough due diligence, youll discover that there are common triggers that cause you to fail.These include but are leid limited to the followingStress from life changes and relationship issues.Bored om and frustration with lack of progress.Injury or illness.Drastic change in environment i.e. vacation, going to a specific venue, change in home address etc.Trying to do too much too quickly.Take some time off to reflect on and identify the triggers that cause your habits to fail. You may uncover some unique strategies that work well for you.For example, if you discover that the boredom of eating the same food everyday caused you to binge eat, then you could try fitting in new healthy recipes, meal times and so on to deal with this.As simple and obvious as this may seem, this will lay the proper foundation for the other strategies to help you get back on track and stick with your habits over the long run.2. Create a Schedule and stick to itUnless commitment is made, there are only promises and hopes but no plans. Peter DruckerDo you have a schedule to fit in these habits in your life? If not, you should seriously consider doing so.The power of having a schedule cannot be overstated .For example, I know that every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, I will be in my local gym at 7.30 a.m. for my prepared strength training workout.If for whatever reason, I mess up and miss my workout on Wednesday, I already have a schedule and plan in distributions-mix to get back on track for the Friday workout.Business carries on as usual because the decision-making process has already been made.I already know exactly what, where and when I will be taking action next time. 1Practice If you havent already done this, simply block and fit in your habits into your calendar.Be very specific about what you will be doing, where it will take place and when you will be making it happen.A pro-tip here is to build in buffer zones in your calendar to allow for potential slip-ups and failures.Sticking to a schedule will help prevent you from beating yourself up after messing up, re-engage with and stay focused on the habit at the next opportune time.3. Use your current habits to restart the behav iorInstead of building the habit back up from scratch, why not use the momentum of your current habits?Typically, our habits follow a behaviour pattern set off by a trigger or reminder.For example, lets say immediately after you get home from work, you walk into your bedroom, change into comfortable clothes, sit down on your couch and watch your favourite TV show.In this scenario, your current habit of walking into your bedroom immediately after getting back home from work triggers your next habit of changing from your work clothes to more comfortable clothing which also triggers the next habit- watching your favourite TV show.Obviously, this could be counterproductive behavior especially if youre trying to be more productive and go to the gym in the evening.To avoid falling into this unproductive relaxation mode and restart your exercise habit, after you walk into your bedroom, you could change into workout clothing.Then after putting on your running shoes, immediately turn around and walk outside the house to go for a run or to the gym.This strategy can also be applied to any other habits youre trying to get back on track with consistently.Simply look for current habits you already have on autopilot and use them as a reminder for those you would like to build up again.4. Get Back to the basicsIts tempting to try to do too much too quickly, especially when youre trying to get back on track quickly. But, this is usually counterproductive for making progress.Depending on how far youve slipped up, you may have to get back to the bare basics and build up overtime to a sustainable routine.Are you trying to get back on track with your diet? Instead of worrying so much about strict diets and foods to avoid, why not focus on portion sizes and tracking simple calories for now.Are you trying to get back on track with your writing? Instead of worrying so much about finishing that in-depth article or book, why not focus on writing a few basic journal pieces for now.Im su re you can think of several relatable examples in your life.The key point here is to strip the complexity from the habit and make it as difficult as possible to not get started consistently.5. Embrace imperfect startsIf I waited for perfection, I would never write a word.? Margaret AtwoodSo often we think we need to have everything in the perfect order before we can get started- the perfect work out, the perfect tools, the perfect plan and so on.The mindset behind this thinking is that the only way to do things in the beginning is the best way. But, is this true?If youd like to start meditating again, is it better to wait to figure out the best techniques or simply just go into a quiet room, sit down, close your eyes and focus on your breath?If youd like to start eating healthy again, is it better to wait geschiebemergel you have the perfect strict diet to eat clean 7 days a week or eat healthy 3 days a week with the occasional off days?Instead of worrying about doing it right the f irst time, why not simply get started right now.Once you get back on track and build up consistency with the habit, you can figure out how to do it better overtime.Remember its easier to make changes once youre already in motion.6. Change your environmentIs your current environment designed for success or failure?Your immediate environment doesnt just include people, but also items, colours, sounds and the like, that trigger your behaviours.Most importantly, a well designed environment can help you change your habits without relying too much on willpower or fickle motivation.On the flip-side, a poorly designed environment will cause your habits to fail time and time again.For example, keeping bags of chips and cookies around your bedroom and kitchen cupboard makes it easier for you to binge eat and snack late at night.Ideally, we would like our environment to work to our advantage.Here are a few examples of how to use this to get back on track with your habitsWant to get bed earlier and sleep more? An hour before bed, turn off all electronics and have a book in hand to read till you sleep.Want to eat more green vegetables? Use dark green plates (or darker colours in general). Research has shown that we tend to eat more portions of food types that match the colour of the plates we use. 2Want to exercise more? Pack your gym clothes in a bag the night before the workout and place them right next to your bedroom door.Evidently, what works best for me may not work best for you.Ive personally discovered that I get much more out of my writing and workouts whenever I have my headphones plugged in with music playing.On the off days that I dont use this strategy, my productivity doesnt quite reach its peak levels.This is a subtle environmental change I make on a daily basis that helps me stick to my habits and make consistent progress everyday.Make the necessary changes to your environment to make it easier for you get back on track quickly.7. Keep yourself accountable. It can be a real challenge to get back on track, particularly if you dont have any accountability to anyone who is counting on you to show up.These people are easy to find. They could be members of a public or private forum, your friends or family, teammates and work colleagues. Or, even yourself.An effective way to keep yourself accountable is to start a journal.For example, if youre trying to lose weight, you could create a notebook where you keep a food journal. Inside this journal, you could write down the date and number of days completed including what you eat as well as your cravings and struggles.As the number of days gets higher, youll naturally try your best to keep the chain of days going without messing up.If you do actually mess up, you could use your notes to look for trends and uncover the root causes of the failure to prevent it from happening again.8. Try a different approachIf youve tried and messed up on sticking to a habit several times in the past, you should co nsider trying a different approach.For example, if weight loss goal setting discourages you from taking action, you could try taking action without the goals and focus instead on building systems that will give you similar results as a by-product i.e. workouts per week, meals per day and so on.Likewise, if waking up at 5 a.m. in the morning to start writing or working on your business causes you to burnout after a couple of week, you could try working at 11 a.m instead.Sometimes, what works for most people, including best practices may not work well for you.Mix things up and find a different approach that meshes well with you.Sometimes, trying different approaches may not work because the initial reasons and passion for sticking to the habit are no longer as important to you as they used to be.If this is the case, you may need to make the difficult decision to let go of that particular habit for now.Its Never Too Late to Get Back on TrackSupposing you have tried and failed again and again. You may have a fresh start any moment you choose, for this thing we call failure is not the falling down, but the staying down. - Mary PickfordWeve all messed up and fallen behind on our goals- yes, that includes the people you look up to and aspire to be like, theyre not superhuman either.Its not always easy to get back on track, but it is possible if you make a commitment to do so.Some days you will feel like youre making forward progress, whilst on the other days it will seem like youre taking two steps backwards.No matter the case, in the grand scheme of things, if you get back on track when you mess up, grind it out and stick to the plan, you may actually end up even further ahead than you ever imagined.Mayo Oshin writes atMayoOshin.com, where he shares practical self-improvement ideas and proven science for better health, productivity and creativity.To get practical ideas on how to stop procrastinating and build healthy habits, you can join his free weekly newsletterh ere.A version of thisarticleoriginally appeared atmayooshin.comas The 8 Most Effective Ways to Get Back on Track After You Messed Up (And Finally Stay There).

Top Social Work Resume Example Secrets

Top Social Work Resume Example Secrets The Little-Known Secrets to Social Work Resume Example Resume examples by industry you have to create a resume that highlights the particular skills employers are interested in. When listing skills on your resume, it is necessary to have a very good mixture of soft and difficult skills. Language skills are highly desired in social work, because sometimes youll have clients whose first language isnt English. You only have to show your abilities and achievements the proper way. As you most likely know, locating a new work requires you to create a sales. A good way to show employers you are able to offer the things that they need is to highlight your skills throughout the work procedure. 1 thing a lot of people dont understand about writing resumes is you have to be certain it has all the pertinent info that will help you get hired. Your job search might take a while and theres not a reason why it shouldnt If at all possible, you could al so include skills specifically mentioned in the work description, so the hiring manager immediately knows you have them. A summer job via your uncle isnt really vital to list. Before going out worker a your hund for a new position within the field of social work, you must make certain your resume is all up to the undertaking. Be sure that your email address is proper for a social tafelgeschirrs position. Uploading to our resume database requires you to make an account. Your email is likewise an important inclusion and also should be one which you check regularly. Also, make certain that your file format is even. There are various types of social works that individuals would like to get involved in which you are able to immediately recognize the content of their Resume Objectives. If your experiences require another page, do it With some research its possible to learn to appropriately utilize them. If you own a specialty, make it clear by describing relevant abilities or providing details with the acceptable work history. When you get to the expert experience section, make sure that you think about the particular job description of the position youre applying for. Check to guarantee youre providing all of the info required and clearly define your skill sets regarding application requirements. Below youll find an all-inclusive collection of credentials available based on the field of your practice. Perhaps its your networking abilities. A Secret Weapon for Social Work Resume Example Because mental wellness therapy social social services will probably expand later on, theres a demand for more skilled case managers. The most important concern of social workers is to help encourage folks to come up with their abilities and abilities and the way to pull their resources with each other to boost their circumstances. To compose a strong social worker resume, you will need to offer evidence of your capacity to help others. Clinical social workers may also diagnose some mental and behavioural problems, and they work with doctors to come up with treatment plans. The Basic Principles of Social Work Resume Example You Can Learn From Starting Right Away Social service caseworkers offer an important link between clients who require counseling, employment or healthcare services and the agencies that may provide them. You must be a degree holder to turn into a Social Worker. Social work licensure confirms that social workers have the suitable education and training as a way to offer competent professional to the general public. Social work licensure confirms that social workers have the ideal education and training so as to supply competent services to the general public. binnensee our guide about how to look at your on-line presence before employers do. A well written resume is one that is not so overwhelming in the opinion of employers. Counseling, daily interactions and arranging transportation for those residents are a few of the tasks involved. Social workers help a broad range of folks deal with everyday issues. The Debate Over Social Work Resume Example View your search for a marathon instead of a race, and youll begin to discover success. You dont wish to make the error of leaving any important information out. Attempt to consider the absolute most impressive thing youve done in social work, and place it on display. The work experience section is arguably the most essential part of your resume. The Death of Social Work Resume Example Marc Grandmaison Operations Director Marc is a very experienced, skilled, and talented hospitality professional that has been in the business for over 20 decades. Normally, you wish to list the latest years of work history. Youll get a solid skills foundation by means of a laboratory practicum, and you will develop plans for starting and directing a service organization. Our program provides a rich diversity of innovative and conventional work-integrated learning opportunities.

How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate

How Do I Convert Salary to Hurly to Calculate a Part-Time satzSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time tarif? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time sttte in an amtsstube and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other feier to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted tarif, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the menschlich resources sekretariat at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Conv ert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time tarif?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hour s in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the fu ll-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resou rces office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to G et Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Y ear Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the f ull-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically low er for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do A fter Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Relat ed Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, th at is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the nu mber of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, mul tiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary work.Part-time salaries are typically base d on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-TimeNow, lets assume youre going to work 32 h ours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time RateSearch How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate? Share this articleTwitterLinkedinFacebookemailQ. When accepting a part-time position in an office and asked about salary requirements, what is the appropriate thing to say? How can you compare a part-time to a full-time salary?A. In any negotiation, always try to get the other party to say a number first. Thats as true for part-time work as for salary w ork.Part-time salaries are typically based on full-time salaries divided by the number of hours worked. Some companies pay part-time employees a discounted rate, that is, less than the equivalent full-time salary. Also, benefits are typically lower for part-time employees.Research the full-time salary for this position, either on Salary.com or through the human resources office at the company. Divide the full-time salary by the number of work-hours in the year, then multiply by the number of hours you will be working. For instanceConvert Salary to HourlyFor instance, lets assume a job pays a salary of $40,000 (based on a 40-hour workweek all Salary.com salaries are based on a 40-hour workweek). To get the hourly equivalent rate for the job, divide $40,000 by 2,080 hours (2,080 equals 40 hours per week times 52 weeks in a year). That equals $19.23 per hour. Or, if you want help with the math, using an hourly to salary calculator may work better for you. Convert Hourly to Part-Time Now, lets assume youre going to work 32 hours per week.To get weekly earnings, multiply $19.23 by 32, which equals $615.38. To get annual earnings, multiply $19.23 by 1,664 (32 times 52), or $32,000.Related Salary.com Content 7 Things to Do After Your Request for a Raise Gets Denied 8 Jobs Youll Love That Pay $50,000 a Year Develop Your Career Strategies to Get Ahead From our trusted Partners From our trusted Partners Home Articles Benefits How Do I Convert Salary to Hourly to Calculate a Part-Time Rate?