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Are You Asking the Right Knockout Questions Early Enough in Your Selection Process?

ExactHire Recruiting

Are You Asking the Right Knockout Questions Early Enough in Your Selection Process? By Harlan Schafir Regardless of what you call them (screening questions, knockout questions, or something else), we all have them. So at what point in the selection process are you asking these types of questions?

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What is Preboarding and Why is it Important?

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Answer questions Starting a new job comes with many questions, from ‘Which insurance plan should I choose?’ Help new employees’ first few weeks on the job go a little more smoothly and ease first-day jitters by distributing a sheet of frequently asked questions as part of your preboarding materials. to ‘Where do I park?’

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Using Pre-Screen Surveys to Hire Qualified Home Health Workers

Hireology

Here are three simple ways: Ask Knockout Questions. If you need someone who can lift at least 50 pounds or has a driver’s license, knockout questions can save you from spending time manually reviewing a resume or even interviewing a candidate who ultimately won’t work out. How can pre-surveys help you save time?

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How to Save Time with Pre-screening Questions!

ApplicantStack

That is where Pre-screening Questions can come in handy. Here are a few ways to save time using pre-screening questions: Location-based questions: Once you have a clear understanding of the job requirements you can easily set up pre-screening questions to bypass those candidates that don’t meet the job criteria.

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3 Tips to Fill Your Home Health Care Roster with Qualified Employees

Hireology

The surveys include “knock out” questions, so applicants who are absolutely not a fit for your open roles get eliminated from the hiring process. These surveys automatically get sent to new applicants, helping your team save time instead of reviewing each applicant manually. .

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The 10 Most Popular Articles Among Recruiters This Week

Linkedin Talent Blog

Why Job Candidates Should Prepare for a ‘KnockoutQuestion -- by Mark Newman. To receive blog posts like this one straight in your inbox, subscribe to the blog newsletter. CEOs: An Unusual Way to Identify Star Talent -- by David Norris. Millennials Choose Career Over ‘Being Boss’ -- by Scott A.

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How to Create the Interview Formula that Makes the Right Candidate Stand Out

Vervoe

During the hiring process, recruiters were relying too much on resumes, misidentifying the skills needed to succeed, or asking the wrong questions. Staffing used Vervoe’s “knockout” questionnaire to test candidates on the non-negotiable job requirements. Identify the non-negotiable skills for each position.