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Company Culture: Hiring and Onboarding During a Pandemic

NPA Worldwide

Some of this reduction in activity allows recruiters and employers the time needed to hire, onboard, and showcase company culture in a completely new way. The challenge has shifted from scheduling face-to-face interviews, to how can one get a good sense of an applicant over video? Don’t give up on group interviews.

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Streamline Your Hiring Process: 25 Best Practices for Saving Time and Reducing Costs

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Use Pre-Employment Assessments: Pre-employment assessments can help you evaluate a candidate’s skills, personality, and fit for the position before you bring them in for an interview. Conduct Initial Screening: Conduct an initial screening of applicants to narrow your candidate pool before bringing them in for an interview.

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18 Great Questions to Ask in a Peer Interview

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Peer interviews can go a long way toward helping hiring teams get a holistic picture of their next hire. A successful peer interview can not only help you pinpoint the best team and culture fit, but could also make the final stages go smoother when the candidate is excited to join the team. This goes both ways. Check them out below.

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Build Your Bottom Line: Accountable Culture in 6 Steps

ExactHire Recruiting

Ask behavioral interviewing questions to elicit scenarios about job seekers’ experiences with accountability. 3 – Onboard for accountability. During onboarding, be sure to focus on the skills and behaviors expected across the organization and send a clear message: Accountability counts in this company!

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Elevating Your Front Desk: Tips for Recruiting Outstanding Entry-Level Talent

Professional Alternatives

Interview Techniques and Best Practices for Hiring Entry-Level Receptionists The interview process is a critical step in hiring entry-level receptionists. Behavioral interviewing : Use behavioral-based questions to gauge a candidate’s past experiences and how they handled specific situations.

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The Evolution of Recruitment: Motivation-based Hiring

Professional Alternatives

Employers must consider factors such as: Skills and experience Cultural fit Motivation and drive Work style and personality Potential for growth and development Employers should use a combination of objective and subjective criteria to evaluate candidates, including standardized tests, behavioral interviews, and reference checks.

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Recruitment Pipeline: Definition, Benefits, and How to Create One

Recruiter Flow

Successful candidates then go through stages like screening, assessment, and interviews. This may involve phone or video interviews to evaluate skills, experience, and cultural fit. Client interviews Shortlisted candidates are presented to the client or hiring manager for final interviews.