Most behavioral interview questions are not questions at all. They are statements designed to get a candidate to reveal information in a job interview. … Read more

Most behavioral interview questions are not questions at all. They are statements designed to get a candidate to reveal information in a job interview. … Read more
The first rule of creating behavioral interview questions is that they do not end with a question mark. They are not questions at all but more a sentence … Read more
Good recruiters — the really effective ones — are genuine talent magnets. They consistently sleuth out top performers whose imagination, … Read more
A lot has been studied and written about the metrics and measurement of recruiting people. But most often this means measuring the effectiveness of the … Read more
If you’re out looking for a job it usually feels like you’re being judged on every little thing you do, have done or potentially will do in the future. … Read more
If you’re sending candidates to interviews and they’re not getting hired, it may be that your hiring manager could use help with their interview skills and … Read more
If I hear one more person tell me that candidates don’t like phone calls, I’m going to shove a phone up your … I’m not the smartest cat, but I know a … Read more
By Eric B. Meyer Flushing the toilet during an interview? Well, at least it was a phone interview. Hey, one thing you guys know about me is that I’m all … Read more
This is the third article in a series (part 1, part 2) on how to redefine recruitment. The author, a veteran recruiting leader within several global … Read more
For most practitioners in our industry, the purpose of preparing a candidate for a meeting with a client is to improve their interviewing skills, provide … Read more