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A Strengths-Based Culture Drives Performance

ExactHire Recruiting

Why are sports analogies commonly found in business? Because nurturing talent in sports is all about finding out what someone is good at and then making them really great at it–strengths-based culture. A strengths-based culture is developed by focusing on aligning strengths with requirements.

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A Strengths-Based Culture Drives Performance

ExactHire Recruiting

Why are sports analogies commonly found in business? Because nurturing talent in sports is all about finding out what someone is good at and then making them really great at it–strengths-based culture. A strengths-based culture is developed by focusing on aligning strengths with requirements.

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How to Conduct a Virtual Interview

SmartRecruiters

The Purpose of a Job Interview. A job interview is when an employer or representative of an employer interviews a job applicant to determine whether or not they’re a good culture fit and have the skills and previous experience required for the position. Review the job description and know it backwards and forwards.

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And the Oscar Goes To…Your Staffing Agency!

Automated Business Designs

Writing (Original Job Description) Writing a good job description that stands out is like writing an original screenplay. When writing a job description, you can think of it similarly to an original screenplay. This means the first two sentences of a job description should draw them in.

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A Hiring Freeze Guide for Recruiters and TA Leaders

SmartRecruiters

What does your corporate culture look like? It involves identifying your future talent needs, assessing whether you can meet or develop those needs internally or if you’ll have to recruit externally, and developing a strategy to move your company from where you are to where you expect to grow. What are your company values?

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5 Social Recruiting Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Glassdoor for Employers

The truth is, candidates use social media for far more than finding relevant job postings. If you post nothing but job descriptions, you’ll struggle to build a following on social media or grab the attention of ideal candidates. Publish content that shines a spotlight on company culture and core values.

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25 Strategic Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

Hundred5

Strategic interview questions assess behavior, experience, skills, and goals. When chosen wisely, these questions allow you to assess and filter candidates with more precision than using general interview questions. Choose a mix of question types to assess ability, character, and commitment. Sound appealing?