How to Create a Conversational Interview
profitable and meaningful? Even if the candidate sitting across the table isn
profitable and meaningful? Even if the candidate sitting across the table isn
If you aren
As you shape your interview script and focus on creating questions that can help you separate weaker candidates from those with high potential, put yourself in the candidate
How can you ever be sure that you are hiring a candidate with ethics similar to your company
It seems that hiring employees only to have them jump ship a few months after signing their contracts is all too common. When a company is afflicted by Revolving Door Syndrome, many facets of operation are affected. Staff dynamics can become terse or untrusting, making creating a positive, productive company culture nearly impossible. Your bottom line can tank, due to the high costs of the hiring cycle. Is this an ideal environment in which to thrive and achieve? If not, [...]
Hiring new employees based on their potential rather than their credentials can seem risky; after all, you could be wrong about a candidate
When hiring candidates, it can be a tempting notion indeed to hire the candidates with the most experience, the
Thanks to increased accessibility to computer and Internet technology in American households--and to the economic circumstances requiring some stay-at-home parents to telecommute--more and more individuals are find themselves located many miles away from their employers. Here are some tips for approaching a long distance interview. 1. Perform a trial run. Perhaps you are newer to video chat technology and need a few practice runs to be confident in your ability to quickly execute, maintain and disconnect a call. Make sure [...]
Experience is an unparalleled asset for many reasons. It indicates a level of commitment to one
Interviewing job candidates for open positions is a task required of most management professionals. And if you