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Archive for 21/05/2008
IT Service Desk Workers are the future
21/05/2008 by swordfish.
According to research from Hornbill Systems and the Service Desk Institute, more IT workers start their career working on the helpdesk, early employment that stands them in good stead for the rest of their working lives.
The two groups jointly commissioned research and found out that many employers are now using psychometric testing to identify which workers were likely to thrive in a corporate environment, before placing them in support positions.
Further, more emphasis is being placed on the social skills of candidates, meaning that employers expect more personal skills from their staff.
In a whitepaper released today they also point to other practices, currently being used to woo and retain good staff. More than fifty seven percent of the firms that responded to a survey said that they were building rewards into their employees contracts, and had already found that staff were staying longer in their positions, and were happy to remain employed at the company for longer.
Source: Yahoo UK & Ireland News
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