Virtual Interviews

Precarious Balance: How to Keep Women Workers From Leaving September 14, 2021
My 6-year-old walked in again. I was on camera and not on mute. Everyone chuckled and seemed happy to see her. I was, too, but I also felt stressed. Everyone was polite, but surely this was disruptive. When my husband and I had no childcare support in those early days of the pandemic, sympathetic colleagues […]
11 Tips for Conducting Video Interviews That'll Impress Your Candidates September 14, 2021
Welcome to Recruiter QA, where we pose employment-related questions to the experts and share their answers! Today's Question: What's your top tip to help hiring managers and recruiters conduct successful interviews over Zoom and other video software? These answers are provided by
Building Your Post-Pandemic Workforce? Here Are the 5 Skills Your Organization Needs September 14, 2021
As the economy continues to recover from the dramatic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, many businesses are finding they must readjust their talent bases to fit the new world of work. Many organizations have had to change their goals or structures over the last year and a half, and that means the skills they need […]
In the Age of the Great Resignation, You Can't Retain Employees Unless You Invest in Them September 10, 2021
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, it's driving a groundswell of people leaving their jobs in what's known as the Great Resignation, the Turnover Tsunami, or the Great COVID Job Turn. These mass resignations place strain on companies. For example, in the retail sector alone,
Want to Boost Innovation? Cultivate Employee Networks September 8, 2021
Ninety percent of executives claim that long-term organizational success depends on developing and implementing new ideas. But innovation is difficult, especially in large organizations designed for efficiency and consistency. Most proactive innovation efforts fall short of expectations. Few programs result in the ongoing
11 Signs of a Great Candidate, Based on Their LinkedIn Profile September 8, 2021
Welcome to Recruiter QA, where we pose employment-related questions to the experts and share their answers! Today's Question: What particular elements do you pay close attention to when evaluating candidates' LinkedIn profiles? Why are these things reliable signs of an impressive candidate? These answers are provided by
The Most Important Thing Your Company Can Do Post-Pandemic: Get Creative With Employee Benefits September 7, 2021
Welcome to the aftermath. The dust is beginning to settle; the world is beginning to open back up. We're slowly adapting to the dawn of a new day. That said, the labor market has been decisively affected by the pandemic. No one can seem to find hourly workers. People are
Company Intranets Play a Surprising Role in Keeping Employees Engaged and Connected September 6, 2021
A modern intranet can align an entire workforce behind a company's mission and bring new levels of efficiency to collaboration and knowledge sharing. Yet, intranets still bear the stigma of being clunky and unintuitive. The old intranet was often a stagnant repository for information, but the intranet's capabilities have evolved since then. Today, many companies […]
The Traditional Talent Market Is Gone. Has Your Company Adapted? September 1, 2021
There is no such thing as a traditional job market anymore. In the wake of the pandemic, many candidates are rethinking their career goals and personal priorities. They're looking for something new. With an abundance of open roles and job seekers looking to make a change, it's a buyer's market. Like it or not, companies […]
Professional Guidance Where You Least Expect It: The 5 Types of Mentors You're Missing Out On August 31, 2021
Throughout her career — from her days as a young professional working in pharmaceuticals to her roles in higher education and her return to medical sales — Lisa Swift-Young has repeatedly turned to one thing to help her gain experience and accelerate her growth: mentorship. Now an executive business coach in her own right,

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