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100 Soft Skills Assessment and Interview Questions

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We’ve struggled with the same issue in the past, which is why we’ve compiled a comprehensive list of engaging questions designed to help hiring managers and recruiting teams identify top talent. They’re all very necessary for cultural fit and can be very good predictors of future job performance.

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Is Multitasking Good or Bad in Recruiting?

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Every recruiter faces this dilemma on a daily basis: How should I effectively use my time throughout the day? When I first started in recruiting I did not plan out my daily duties I would just allow myself to jump from one thing to the next. Multitasking was something that I was programmed to do during my recruitment agency days.

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The Best Interview Question to Ask Entry-Level Candidates

Hireology

According to Indeed , 41% of recruiters say entry-level positions are the hardest to fill. Candidates who participated in extracurricular activities or had part-time jobs tend to be better at multitasking and managing their time. Hiring for an entry-level role requires a different interview strategy than hiring for more senior roles.

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4 Things You Need to Know About the Candidate of Tomorrow

Glassdoor for Employers

Take our quiz, 14 Work Predictions Every Recruiter Should Know. Because they’ve lived in a highly-connected world, they’re used to finding and digesting new information constantly, which can make them excellent multitaskers. RELATED: 25 Online Recruiting Tools and Strategies Making It Cheaper and Faster to Recruit.

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6 Gifts Every Recruiter Will Love This Holiday Season

Linkedin Talent Blog

The holidays are the perfect time to give the recruiting pros in your life a memorable token of appreciation. As you know, recruiters jump through hoops to gift you with the talent it takes to make your company tick, so they deserve a rewarding gift too. Happy sipping (and good luck finding more diamonds in the rough).

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How to Write a Resume that Doesn’t Get Sent into a Black Hole

WizardSourcer

When I applied for my first job back in 2005 at McDonald’s I listed out what was needed based on the job description duties for example Good communication skills and able to work within a team environment. I’ve been in the recruiting field for roughly a decade now and the majority of resumes that I read on a daily basis suck.

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5 Hospitality Skills That a Candidate Can’t Fake

Social Talent

Nor can anyone say that recruiting candidates for positions in the hospitality industry is a piece of cake either (excuse the pun!). No matter what hospitality positions you’re sourcing for, be it food service, catering, hotel or event management, you really need to have your wits about you as a recruiter. Skill #1: Flexibility.

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