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Let’s get started Staffing is like casting. Our clients call us looking for someone very specific: a person with the right skills, experience, work style and availability for the position, in addition to a great attitude and professional approach. If you fit the bill, chances are you'll get the job. We made this video to explain ...more +
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Looking for good people? We focus on staying connected to the creative community so that when you call, we’ve got the right person for the job on deck. Whether you’re hiring for a one-off project or a full-time position, we’re here to find you talent that will exceed your expectations. Call Us Portland: 503-489-7396 Los ...more +
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Portland, OR (503) 489-7396 helloportland@thecreativeparty.com 917 SW Oak St #315 Portland, OR 97205 Austin, TX (512) 814-6305 helloaustin@thecreativeparty.com 908 E 5th St #117 Austin, TX 78702 San Francisco (415) 234-0341 hellosanfrancisco@thecreativeparty.com 1160 Battery St. East #100 San Francisco, CA 94111 Los Angeles, CA (310) 571-5920 hellolosangeles@thecreativeparty.com 730 Arizona Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90401 Boise, ID ...more +
Employee Tools
Hi there! Welcome to the team! We’re really glad you’re here. While we do our best to give you the info you need up front, you might still have some questions. We’ve tried to compile some of the most common questions all in one place, but if you need more info about anything you see ...more +
20 Tips for Knowing When to Quit Your Job (And Do it the Right Way)
Knowing how and when to quit your job is a question you will face at some point in your career. “How do I know if it’s me or the job?” “What if the grass is always going to be greener on the other side?” “Should I wait until I have another job before I quit?” ...more +
How to Get Over a Job When It Breaks Up With You
Many people say that a job is like a relationship. Those people mostly want to sound insightful over brunch, but there is something to the mentality that we are in a relationship with whoever keeps us employed. The routine of spending at least 40 hours a week honing a particular skill set and then using those ...more +
Playing Dress-up: The Job Interview
For such a ubiquitous part of professional life, job interviews are surprisingly difficult to dress for. The traditional conservative suit and tie is gone, outside of stodgier fields like finance and law. Button-downs, jeans, bright colors, chic workman wear—the options can seem limitless at times. Limitless, that is, until you realize that you’re dressing so that your ...more +
