The number of people in the workforce that work remotely is increasing drastically. This is a big learning curve for many hiring managers, as well as employees. The biggest change when it comes to remote positions is the interview process. How do you go about interviewing someone who is remote? How do you find a… Continue reading 5 Tips for Recruiting Remotely
Have you considered how dramatically the workforce has changed in the last 18 months? As a staffing provider for companies of various sizes and various locations, we have a birds-eye view that many leaders and HR professionals are just beginning to grasp sight of. Currently, the greatest challenges appear to exist among the smallest employers.… Continue reading Keeping Remote Employees Engaged
We are naturally wired to be biased. Mother nature has helped us to evolve in ways that allow us to process information quickly for our own safety and survival. Sometimes we can experience too much of a good. Other times, we simply misapply our bias forming capability and that is when the damage can happen.… Continue reading How To Save Yourself From Biased Interviewing
Our interview question of the week is: what motivates you to be successful? What to listen for: People typically answer this with emphasis on some variation of one of the following: · The people they work with · Passion for what the company is doing · The impact they personally make Watch for what comes… Continue reading Interview Question: What Motivates You To Be Successful?
Our interview question of the week is to ask a candidate to “describe the steps you take to learn something new”. Things to watch for: Does the candidate answer within the context of learning a concept or retaining facts? This gives you insight into the level of their big-picture thinking. Is the candidate able to… Continue reading Interview Question: How Do You Learn?