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Learning how to conduct a job interview and choose the right candidate seems like something that should be natural for anyone who owns a business or has managerial or operational authority. Yet, determining which applicant will be the best fit for your work environment is no easy task. The job interview process is just as much about you getting to know the candidate as it is the candidate getting to know you. This article is dedicated to how a job interview should be conducted and choosing the most qualified talent. You will learn how to prepare in advance to conduct the job interview process, phone interviews, the actual job interview process, some of the best interview questions to ask (and some you should avoid), body language of the candidate, and moving on to the next steps after you’ve identified which applicant would make a great employee.
Summary: Read EmploymentCrossing’s 10 Most Popular Articles for Employers in 2019.
Summary: Building strong and productive teams requires intention and planning. It also requires managers that employees can trust. This article shows you how to create a great team.
Summary: When employees work sick, they may think they are helping their company. This is a mistake! Learn why employees should stay home when they are not feeling well.
Summary: Employees want flexible work schedules. Flexible workplaces have happier, more engaged, and more productive employees. But employers need to make sure it works for them, too.
Summary: Successful companies know that diverse workplaces are advantageous. But making it work requires more than just hiring a diverse staff and writing a policy. You need a plan.
Summary: The difference between a good workplace and a bad one can be the difference between a life that’s happy and a life that’s not: How to know if your workplace is healthy and the consequences if it’s not.
Summary: There’s more to Human Resources than hiring, training, and dispensing policy and employee benefits. This “more” now comes in the form of Talent Management and Talent Acquisition. More forward-looking than traditional HR, this more progressive and proactive approach is a way of optimizing both your talent and your organization, now and in the future.
Summary: Worker burnout needs to be avoided at all costs, particularly if you are a manager who can control that burnout.
Summary: What do you know about millennials? If nothing, you better learn quickly; they’re your next workforce.
Summary: Are your employees having trouble respecting each other, particularly during meetings? Then use these 4 steps to improve the meeting process within your business.
Summary: Do you suspect worker burnout among your workforce? If so here are 6 steps you can take to help mitigate what could irreparably harm your employees.
Summary: If you want to be a more effective business owner/manager, never use these 10 phrases with your employees.
Summary: Having a negative employee among your other workers can be detrimental to your business. Find out the three actions you can take to gently (and hopefully) coax this negative employee back into shape.
Summary: What is the easiest way to achieve a high retention rate among your employees? Easy, just acknowledge them using these 3 methods.
Summary: Do you want to know the real secret to producing quality content? Here’s a hint: Voice and style trumps analytics.
Summary: Constantly saying “sorry” in situations that don’t warrant an apology can have a dangerous effect on you as a business person.