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Time to Get Personal: How to Get the Most Out of A Candidate’s First Interview

Traitify

Traitify was founded in 2011 after my co-founder had an awkward blind date. Fast forward to 2013 and I watch as the same reliance on these intangibles surface in job interviews across around the world. The mere fact that job interviews are difficult to navigate is baffling given modern technology and science.

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Time to Get Personal: How to Get the Most Out of A Candidate’s First Interview

Traitify

Traitify was founded in 2011 after my co-founder had an awkward blind date. Fast forward to 2013 and I watch as the same reliance on these intangibles surface in job interviews across around the world. The mere fact that job interviews are difficult to navigate is baffling given modern technology and science.

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Meet the Team – Tom Hausler

Viaduct

I began my journey in recruiting back in 2011. I ended up interviewing and being hired for a junior recruiter role at Acara — at the time Superior Group. In my role, my primary responsibility is to manage the entire recruitment process — sourcing, screening, selecting, hiring, and onboarding—for all Viaduct client positions.

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Interview with Doug Berg the Founder of ZapInfo

WizardSourcer

I had the chance to interview Doug Berg the creator of Jobs2web and ZAPinfo. I was a huge fan of his first tool Jobs2web back in 2011 which allowed users to track job applications through social media. It connects ATS+CRM+Screening Software+Video Interviewing altogether. What is ZapInfo?

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5 Issues When Hiring Salespeople And How To Solve Them 

Vervoe

According to research from ManpowerGroup, sales vacancies are in the top three hardest roles to fill globally – the first time it’s ranked this highly since 2011. In fact, the data says that filling these vacancies hasn’t been this difficult since 2011. The market is rewarding growth over profitability. The good news?

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The Dangers of One-Sided Video “Interviews”

Staffing Talk

According to a 2012 survey by OfficeTeam, in 2011 only 1% of respondents said they used video “very often,” but a year later that figure jumped to 53% and 13% expect to increase their usage in the next three years. It is the last example that troubles me: the idea of recording answers in a one-sided “interview.”.

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In defense of Palantir… or why the Department of Labor got the wrong man

Aline Lerner

Palantir and the DOL are really arguing over using resumes versus employee referrals to screen job candidates, when smart companies of a certain size should primarily rely on neither. I used to run technical hiring at a startup and was having a hell of a time trying to figure out which candidates to let through the resume screen.