Won't discuss how many jobs I had in my younger days. A few. There are many tips out there, but soon you find out each job interviewer is different in some way. They all have the little things they are looking for and many times it is not the things you read and hear about. What are some of the tips you would give your classmates about looking for a job or interviewing for a position? What do you put in your cover letter? How do you use current technology in keeping up with your assignments? ...your scores? ...your required discussion posts? For any classmates having issues with meeting discussion posts requirements what would you recommend? From my past experiences, one of the most difficult departments to work in is Payroll. Why? What do you think are some of the reasons why working in payroll is difficult? Think not only dealing with employees but, also, the government. Have you had any experience dealing with Payroll or HR that you are willing to share? Payroll as a process isn't difficult, just a lot of details and a large volume of data. Very stressful from my experience. We have covred several chapters and have several more to go. Feel free to post comments or information about chapter material, especially for those on the final exam. We are starting the downhill to the final exam. We should be preparing for it. Notes about payroll: always verify your gross pay and there are a total of 2,080 hours (52 x 40) per year. Won't discuss how many jobs I had in my younger days. A few. There are many tips out there, but soon you find out each job interviewer is different in some way. They all have the little things they are looking for and many times it is not the things you read and hear about. What are some of the tips you would give your classmates about looking for a job or interviewing for a position? What do you put in your cover letter? How do you use current technology in keeping up with your assignments? ...your scores? ...your required discussion posts? For any classmates having issues with meeting discussion posts requirements what would you recommend? From my past experiences, one of the most difficult departments to work in is Payroll. Why? What do you think are some of the reasons why working in payroll is difficult? Think not only dealing with employees but, also, the government. Have you had any experience dealing with Payroll or HR that you are willing to share? Payroll as a process isn't difficult, just a lot of details and a large volume of data. Very stressful from my experience. We have covred several chapters and have several more to go. Feel free to post comments or information about chapter material, especially for those on the final exam. We are starting the downhill to the final exam. We should be preparing for it. Notes about payroll: always verify your gross pay and there are a total of 2,080 hours (52 x 40) per year
