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Be lazy. Listen.

RecruitmentJuice

Ok, I know it’s a slightly odd title to have in a recruitment blog, but as the comedian once said, “a funny thing happened to me on the way here today… ”. Actually, I was shopping for sunglasses. What unfolded, was a lesson to me that had distinct parallels with recruitment. The salesman wandered up and started selling straight away.

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The Must-Read Articles for Talent Professionals This Week

Linkedin Talent Blog

Freelancers Will Reshape the Market in 2023 (Freelancers Union Blog) 4. I’m Part of Gen Z and Apparently to Most I Have a Lazy Girl Job (Linda Le on LinkedIn) 5. 5 Ways to Be a Better Leader from Ex-New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern (LinkedIn Talent Blog) 10. It can’t be all that bad. Jackye Clayton on LinkedIn) 9.

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7 Tips for Working from Home efficiently and Guiding your Start-up through a Pandemic

Adaface

Staying in your comfy pyjamas all day long will not motivate you to work but rather become lazy. Listen to music, read some books and divert yourself. To avoid this I get ready as if I have to go to the office. I put on my semi-formal clothes and then start my work. You can also choose to put on some nicer clothes or formal workwear.

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Is Your Recruitment Process Millennial Friendly?

Vervoe

Although this generation has been frequently maligned for their alleged laziness and entitlement, making a social impact and having a sense of purpose is very important to them. Active listening is essential for learning as much about them as possible. Here are a few strategies that you can incorporate into your current hiring process.

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What Is Culture Add And How To Hire For It

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

It’s true that working on a more diverse team takes additional effort–participants must spend more time actively listening and attempting to see other points of view, for example. Relying too heavily on culture fit is a slippery slope that can become a crutch for lazy hiring and an excuse for maintaining the status quo.

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Questions inclusive leaders ask themselves to uncover their biases

PowerToFly

If a person consistently shows up late, for instance, you may attribute it to their being lazy or undisciplined. Do you stay current with blogs, articles, books, magazines, or news broadcasts from diverse authors and perspectives? That ultimately drives long-term success for their organization, too.

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Forest Bathing for Productivity

Hundred5

You’re looking for that magical equilibrium between doing too little (laziness) and straining to do so much that you sabotage your productivity. It’s true, though. You can do some of your best work after sitting amongst the trees. But frolicking in trees might seem like an awfully frivolous waste of time to you at first.