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Building a compelling employee value proposition (EVP)

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Research shows that diverse companies outperform less diverse competitors across a number of key metrics, including overall performance, share price and profit, and innovation. For instance, a sports equipment retailer might focus on health benefits and include fitness opportunities and discounts. Leverage employee advocacy.

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Top 10 Interview Questions from Recruiting Startups

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It’s always interesting to find out what they do outside of work – do they play sports, do they volunteer, do they like to travel? ROIKOI surfaces candidates who are diverse and pre-screened for talent, fit, and likelihood to join a company. I always try to ask questions that go beyond a someone’s professional traits.

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219+ Next-Level Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

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Green flag responses: Sharing their passion for sports, reading, religion, traveling, or family time is a great opportunity to learn more about what makes your candidate tick. Chatting with co-workers can be a sign of emotional intelligence and genuine interest in relationship-building. What does diversity mean to you?

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HR Takes Center Stage During the Pandemic

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Now more than ever, these emotional intelligence (EQ) skills, especially self-awareness and empathy, are essential to a work culture that maintains the morale, resilience, and engagement of employees. The post HR Takes Center Stage During the Pandemic appeared first on HR Daily Advisor.

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How to Lead in Today’s Changing Workforce

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Yeah wonderful and you know what are some of your other passions.

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