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4 Ways to Boost Your Emotional Intelligence (EQ)—and Become a Better Recruiter

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Emotional intelligence (EQ) —the ability to identify and manage your own emotions and the emotions of others—is predicted to be one of the most in-demand workplace skills by 2020. Bonus: a high EQ can even make you more effective at managing stress. But, it’s not just something to look for in a new hire.

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15 Tips for Improving Emotional Intelligence in the Recruiting Process

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But specifically, the idea that emotional intelligence is an adaptable skill that can improve—or regress—based on an awareness of one’s emotions is fascinating to me. I recently listened to Emotional Intelligence 2.0 Are you worried about being ashamed if you mess up in front of your peers at your employer?

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15 Tips for Improving Emotional Intelligence in the Recruiting Process

ExactHire Recruiting

But specifically, the idea that emotional intelligence is an adaptable skill that can improve—or regress—based on an awareness of one’s emotions is fascinating to me. I recently listened to Emotional Intelligence 2.0 In this blog, I’ll share fifteen golden nuggets I collected from Emotional Intelligence 2.0

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Psychometric Testing vs Job Simulations

Vervoe

While psychometric testing in recruitment and selection is said to work best when it is combined with resume screening , interviews, and reference checks, the reality is that these insights don’t provide a way to view someone do the job before they get the job. A growing number of studies would suggest that the answer is no.

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Should Job Simulations Replace Job Interviews?

Vervoe

While technology might be streamlining the recruitment process, it’s rare to place a candidate in a role without conducting at least one form of interview. Informal interviews Often conducted at the early stages of the recruitment process, an informal interview is often conducted via a telephone call.

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Why Traditional Recruitment Processes No Longer Cut It – And How Job Simulations Can Help

Vervoe

They’re unnecessarily time-consuming : On average, it takes organizations 42 days to recruit, interview, screen, and hire a new employee. Resume screening What is resume screening? How is resume screening performed? Two different methods are used to screen resumes: manual and automated screening.

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Questions inclusive leaders ask themselves to uncover their biases

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Addressing bias has the benefit of facilitating personal growth and emotional intelligence, thus enhancing a leader’s credibility and trustworthiness among their teams and stakeholders. Bias can manifest in various ways at work, impacting performance evaluations, decision-making, hiring processes, and interactions among colleagues.