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If you just haven't found the job that feels right for you, know that it's out there! Your dream career is out there! You have to be willing to put in the work to find it. Luckily, we have the perfect blog for your need.

Today, we're happy to feature our Organizational Recruiting Consultant, Jennifer Moore! Born and raised in Jacksonville, Arkansas, Moore was a competitive athlete with a young dream to be a school teacher. We are thankful that her life's path led her to Oryx Nashville! Learn more in our latest blog !

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She's an HR extraordinaire, and we don't know what we would do without her amazing talent and charming personality! We can't thank her enough for all their hard work and commitment. She is goal-oriented, ambitious, and this month's featured team member. Get to know our HR Recruiter, Courtney, as she shares her story.   https://oryxnashville. wordpress.com/2018/10/18/meet- courtney-ganus-fierce- recruiter-here-at-oryx- nashville/  

“What you see is what you get.” This is how one of  Oryx Nashville’s Senior Corporate Trainers, James Tucker, describes himself. Well, we sat down with James one-on-one to see exactly what we get. So, James, where are you from? I was born and raised in Chicago, IL What were you like growing up? I was a knucklehead for sure; I was known for pestering teachers. Give me an example of when you pestered a teacher I remember a time in Chemistry class on a test day, another student sarcastically asked the teacher if he had to take the test. The teacher smirked and said, “If you have a 100-grade average, then you don’t have to take it. Do you have a 100 average?” The student shook his head. Continuing to pass out the tests, the teacher made her way to me. She placed the test on my desk, I wrote my name at the top, and I slid my test to the front my desk and said, “Done.” Puzzled, the teacher asked, “What?” I replied, “Well, you said told that guy that he didn’t have

Congratulations to the members of The Comma Club! 🎉  They have added a comma to their checks this week! Thank you for holding yourself to a higher standard and setting the bar high! Your work ethic has been contagious. Who will be joining the club next?! Follow us on  Instagram  to stay updated!

As graduation approaches and you begin the search for the initial step in your career path, it is critical to get a head start. Oryx Nashville has composed four simple tips that will get you ahead of the competition and off and running towards your career. Ditch your teenage email. Get a professional email address: it's hard to change email addresses; we get it. From forwarding emails importing contacts, it's not a simple process. However, your studmuffin007@yahoo.com address shown at the top of your resumes is not impressive. Ory Nashville's recommendation: Get a Gmail address and using your first and last name in it. Make sure your social media presence is on point. Employers are using social media to find out what type of person you are. So, think from their point of view about the photos you have posted from last summer. If your potential employer saw them, would they be put off? You may also want to Google yourself (as silly as it may sound), and you will