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Susan Cain: Debunking Myths About Introverts

Indeed

According to Susan Cain, author of the New York Times bestseller “ Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking ,” these negative myths come from a widespread cultural bias toward extroverts. Anyone who’s either seen a good interview knows listening is an art, requiring genuine curiosity.

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10 of the Most Successful Business Leaders Share Their Secret to Discovering Great Talent

Linkedin Talent Blog

To help you follow in the footsteps of giants, we rounded up interviewing tips shared by some of the world’s most influential business leaders. One of her favorite interviewing strategies is to step back and see how the candidate fills moments of silence — including what questions they ask. Do they create energy?”. Satya asks.

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6 of the Most Successful Business Leaders Share Their Secret to Discovering Great Talent

Linkedin Talent Blog

Here is a round up of the questions, attributes, and quirky tactics six of the most successful leaders use to tell if the person they are interviewing could be their next transformational hire: 1. I make sure I'm quiet for more than half of the time during our interview, and I also make sure there are a few awkward moments of silence.

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Charlotte Magazine: Life Lessons, Thaddeus Jones

Nexus Search Partners

Jones earned a basketball scholarship to Tennessee State University, a historically Black college in Nashville, where he graduated in 2005 with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. Nexus examines the culture, values, and goals of clients and candidates and matches them with an emphasis on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

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Podcast episode #10: Step into the future with Josh Bersin

Workable

And we did a series of really hundreds of hours of interviews with companies. You can’t just train people that are the wrong fit for your company, the wrong culture fit, the wrong skillset, the wrong background. Is it degree, experience, culture, age, personality, intelligence, what is it? He said, “It’s the recruiter.”

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