I wanted to call this article “Implementing Pre-Employment Assessment for Dummies,” but I know that ERE readers are far from dummies — … Read more
Is Personality the Ultimate Solution to Hiring?
There are hosts of personality tests on the market, all claiming to be helpful in making hiring decisions. But before hiring and recruiting professionals … Read more
Recruiting at Professional Events Is a Powerful but Underused Tool
Looking for a world class recruiter? This week ERE is hosting its annual West Coast conference, and there’s no better place to find the best … Read more
The Search for the Perfect Candidate, Part 4
In the previous three articles in this series on the search for the perfect candidate, I made the case that three fundamental changes were required to hire … Read more
Zen and the Art of Original Research
We know we should go after targets to build a pipeline of candidates — but how do you do it? Let’s assume that you start with a list of 50 to … Read more
College Recruiting 2010, Part 1
Generation Y, or the “Millenniums” as they are called, will change the way almost all recruiting takes place. These are the people born from … Read more
Here in Israel, Global Businesses Are Grabbing Talent in a Huge Wave of Investment
Darwin would be fascinated by this place, a land that makes the term “survival of the fittest” too cliche to say. This is the last frontier for … Read more
Recruiting in Europe, Part 1
As the global economy heats up and companies in Union City, Ohio, begin to compete with those in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, it should become painfully obvious that … Read more
The Search for the Perfect Candidate, Part 3
In recent articles, I’ve made the case that the search for the perfect candidate was unlikely to be successful ó unless some big changes were made: … Read more
India’s Rise Means a New Dawn for Recruiters
India has the largest English-speaking population in the world, but it’s not just words that connect it to the West. As an emerging world power, … Read more