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4 Unconventional Interview Questions to Hire Original Thinkers

Linkedin Talent Blog

While it’s true that leaders need devoted followers, it’s also true that having too much groupthink and not enough diversity of thought is a perilous position to be in. Whether it’s in an old-fashioned notebook like I favour, or on your iPhone, record what you learn and add your own observations too,” continues Branson.

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How to Interview a Candidate: Everything You Need to Know

Jobbatical

Another trait that has become a commodity in this increasingly digital world is a diverse experience. Dr. Travis Bradberry, the co-author of Emotional Intelligence , noted that treatment of the ‘helpers’ is indicative of your own makeup. Has the candidate shown flexibility and adaptability?

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50+ Ideas for Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion at Your Company

Linkedin Talent Blog

Following widespread protests against police brutality and systemic racism, companies around the world are taking a hard look at their diversity and inclusion (D&I) programs and policies. The longer you wait to build a diverse workforce and inclusive culture, the harder it will be in the future. is a fantastic platform for this.

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50+ Ideas for Cultivating Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace That You Can Start Today

Linkedin Talent Blog

Nobody’s ever said that diversity and inclusion work is easy. And the earlier the better – the longer you wait to build a diverse workforce and inclusive culture, the harder it will be in the future. To help companies get started today, I’m excited to share over 50 of the ways we’ve invested in diversity and inclusion at Lever.

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Why You Need to Say “Bye-bye” to These 5 Recruiting Concepts

Linkedin Talent Blog

Frosted tips, legwarmers, and wallet chains—these trends all died mercifully, but outdated recruiting ideas have proven more stubborn than fashion's greatest mistakes. The term “culture fit”—it can get in the way of diversity, mask implicit bias, and result in a bunch of hires who are exactly like you.