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Tips for first-time hiring managers

Workable

But first, I had to interview candidates to find the best among them. I still remember going into the first interview with the first candidate. I left the interview even more stressed, since I hadn’t made up my mind whether this candidate would be a good fit or not. Don’t wait till the interview to evaluate candidates.

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5 Methods to Improve Your Remote Interview Process

PandoLogic

Remote interviews allow for new talent to be brought in from virtually anywhere while maintaining safety—but holding non-traditional interviews can be difficult. Let’s discuss five ways to improve your organization’s remote interview process—and how these changes can improve your talent acquisition strategy.

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High-volume hiring: How you can make it work

Workable

A business usually needs to hire employees en masse due to rapid growth, new opportunities, and expansion to new markets or regions. Who will conduct the interviews and who will provide feedback for assignments? Dare to be creative; share interviews of employees describing daily work-life and habits. Utilize video interviews.

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Lots Of Rooms, Loads Of Elephants

The Whiteboard

This was a point made to me during my very first recruitment job interview. It was the fantastically named Spencer Jinks asking the questions, and I was the 23 year old trying to impress without having a clue what the job actually entailed. After somehow securing the job, I remember sitting in on my first interviews.

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How to be a successful recruiter: Advice for each hiring stage

Workable

Screen, interview, hire and repeat. Whether in-person or via email, communicate during all hiring stages. Keep hiring managers updated on how many candidates you interviewed, how many you’ve qualified and when candidates complete assessments. Interview candidates. Interviews are at the core of recruiting.

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5 Essential Tips for Mastering Candidate Sourcing on Social Media

Spark Hire

You already have a name in mind, so you just look the person up on LinkedIn or Facebook and make sure they’re a good fit. If the job strikes someone’s interest, they can reach out and begin the interview process. You might ask questions like: How do you see the market evolving with current mobile technology advancements?

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Interview with Todd Reeves, Director, Office of Engineering Professional Practice at The University of Tennessee

GradLeaders

. GradLeaders recently interviewed Todd Reeves, the Director of the Engineering Professional Practice Office at The University of Tennessee. Todd: That’s a great question so, I've got a bachelors and master's in mechanical engineering. Are you guys mostly online , a little bit in person ?