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[Part One] Keeping the Interview on Track

JazzHR

A bad interview can feel like a bad dance. Bad interviewing can cost you more than just a little embarrassment, too. The interview is usually your last chance to get the decision right. So before you head to the dance floor, you may want to evaluate your interview process to ensure you can keep things on track and in sync.

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[Part One] Keeping the Interview on Track

JazzHR

A bad interview can feel like a bad dance. Bad interviewing can cost you more than just a little embarrassment, too. The interview is usually your last chance to get the decision right. So before you head to the dance floor, you may want to evaluate your interview process to ensure you can keep things on track and in sync.

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What is Preboarding and Why is it Important?

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

Related: New Hire Checklist Maintains momentum during the ‘in-between’ phase There’s a lot of forward motion during the hiring process, with the screening, the interview(s), and the offer happening fairly rapidly. If you’re in the U.S.,

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Long Distance Love: How to Create an Awesome Candidate Experience for Remote Employees

Breezy HR

Pro Tip: Always explain the remote interview process in your job ad to give the candidate every chance of success and sidestep any unpleasant surprises on either end.) Connect through Video Did the candidate pass your screening task with flying colors? Now, you’re ready to interview. Values are awesome?—?not

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How to Hire Employees: The Ultimate Guide

ApplicantStack

You need to find the person who has the skills, work ethic, and fit for your culture. Step #4: Initial Screening. Step #5: Schedule Interview. Step #6: Conduct Interview. Check with other managers and interview employees. Introduces the applicant to the company and its culture. How do you hire employees?

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Hiring Your Next Employee: The Ultimate Guide

ApplicantStack

You need to find the person who has the skills, work ethic, and fit for your culture. Step #2: Pre-Screen Preparation. Step #4: Initial Screening. Step #5: Schedule Interviews. Check with other managers and interview employees. Introduces the applicant to the company and its culture. Let’s get started.

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The Clash of Gig Economy and Traditional Labor

JazzHR

Your current hiring practice is probably ill-equipped to determine a contingent worker’s depth of experience, cultural fit and adaptability. When interviewing, look for leading performance indicators: experience, judgement, autonomy and personality. Past performance metrics for a contract worker are not so easily determined.

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